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You're invited to the E+听, happening this week! The first-year projects design expo has been hosted for over 25 years and is now virtual. Students from 13 sections of GEEN 1400, GEEN 2400, ASEN 1403 and ECEN 1400 created videos to demonstrate their projects, which range from rocket engines to robots to innovative devices for COVID-19 safety.

Come celebrate virtually! Visit the website between now and Nov. 30, and vote for your favorite teams through Nov. 29.

Note: Photo above was taken prior to COVID-19.

Undergraduate and graduate students are invited to apply for the spring 2021 鈥淒esigning for Defense鈥� course. D4D is an award-winning course sponsored by the Department of Defense. Students get to work on real-world national security challenges in close coordination with national security agencies and local technology mentors. CU has one of the nation鈥檚 strongest programs, and has sent teams on paid travel to the Pentagon, Fort Bragg, and to pitch for real-world investment in San Francisco. To apply by Dec. 10, visit the course webpage听or contact Rex Laceby听with any questions.

This course will count for upper-division H&SS credit. Examines the relation between the practices of engineering and the production of fictional worlds in words and images. Focusing on the history of engineering and of literature, the course interlaces these seemingly disparate practices by showing commonalities and shared solutions to common problems. Readings highlight stages in the development of engineering in parallel with literary works from the end of the eighteenth century to the present. May include analysis of media like film and television. T/Th 11:10 a.m.-12:25 p.m. Meets remotely.

• GEEN 2400-020/021 is now live and has open spots for students to enroll! Monday Lecture 10:20-11:10 a.m., T/Th Lab 9-10:50 a.m.

• GEEN 1400 has a fully remote section for spring! It is section 110: M 1:50-2:40 p.m., W/F 1:50-3:40 p.m.. Questions may be directed to christina.oerter@colorado.edu.

Leadership, Fame and Failure听
ENLP-2000 (Shilo Brooks) - In-person
T/Th听12:45 p.m.-2 p.m.
This course is best for students who have not taken an ENLP course before.

The Empire of Modern Science
ENLP4000 (Shilo Brooks) - In-person
T/Th 9:35 a.m.-10:50 a.m.
This course is best for juniors and seniors who have taken at least one ENLP course before.听This course will feature deep-dives into the philosophy and history of science, and it will also look at philosophic critiques of science.

Intelligent Leadership
ENLP3000 (Angela Thieman-Dino) - In-person
MWF 12:40 p.m.-1:30 p.m.
This course will count for writing credit. Please email Professor Thieman-Dino to enroll angela.thieman@colorado.edu.

Complex Leadership Challenges
ENLP3100 (Angela Thieman-Dino)听 - In-person
MWF 10:20 a.m.-11:10 a.m.

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This week鈥檚 Protect Our Herd award goes to Assistant Professor Cresten Mansfeldt and his team of 27 undergraduates, graduate students and research staff who have led the campus鈥檚 SARS-CoV-2 wastewater testing this semester. The team conducted sewer sampling at 23 locations on campus to provide an early warning system for the virus, detecting infections almost a week before someone with COVID-19 might exhibit symptoms. The work will continue next semester.

The team includes: Claire Butler, Elle Coe, Rachel Shea, Madeline Karr, Kiersten Maxwell, Jessica Darby, Jeffrey Jones, Emily Saldana, Michaela Alkire, Jorge Vargas-Barriga, Bailey Vigil, Heidi Heuer, Sara Key, Nicholas Freeman, Lauren Elizabeth Nelson, Antonio Feula, Jennifer Liebig, Jacob Lilienfeld, John Maggi, Breanna Real, Gordon Zak, William Johnson, Paul Wilkerson, Lewis Salveson, Kate Tomlinson, Kevin Pulley, and Katelyn Reeves.

The team will receive CU Engineering-branded swag in recognition of their dedication to COVID-19 safety. Want to recognize an individual or group in engineering that鈥檚 playing it safe in Protecting Our Herd? Send a brief description of their efforts to kellen.short@colorado.edu听for consideration.