Senior Year Advising–Advice from the Construction Faculty and 2 Seniors

Dear Juniors, 

We know that you are likely stressed about finals coming up this week, but something else to consider are the upcoming advising sessions during April that will be offered by the folks in the various CEE specialty areas. This posting is an invitation to join the Construction Group for either of two sessions that are planned for April 11 and April 18:

If you would like to hear suggestions/recommendations from the construction-oriented faculty about senior year courses, please drop in to one of two sessions we have arranged. The first is April 11, 1130 to 1220 in More 110 (limited seating). The second is a week later, April 18, 1130 to 1220 in More 220 (almost unlimited seats). Given your class schedules one of these two sessions should work for you. If you seek detailed advising, that is best done by Mariko or Brian.

Attending will be the construction faculty and two seniors. The seniors will cover why they have elected to work for contractors and how they sorted out their senior courses. Here is a document that contains the basic advising points we will be covering. Mostly, it is a course listing with courses that you might consider for next year (not just construction-oriented courses): Construction_Courses_for_Seniors–v03-13-2016

There is no sign up sheet, just show up if so inclined! 

Engineering Intern Positions with City of Lakewood Public Works

The recruitment period for Engineering Interns is now open. If you’re interested in this opportunity, please submit an application: 

Engineering Intern: Pavement Management (2 positions)

  • Job Type: Internship, Temporary-full time.
  • Salary: $15 without applicable bachelor’s degree, $18 with applicable bachelor’s degree
  • Application Due Date: March 27th, 2016
  • Location: City of Lakewood
  • Time Frame: 3 months, beginning May/June and ending August/September, depending on employees’ availability.
  • Qualifications:  Completion of at least one year of college course work towards a two or four year degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field of study. Must possess a valid Washington’s driver’s license.

Engineering Intern: Surface Water Division Managment (SWM)

  • Job Type: Internship, Temporary
  • Salary: $15 without applicable bachelor’s degree, $18 with applicable bachelor’s degree
  • Application Due Date: March 27th, 2016
  • Time Frame: Temporary, 6 month position
  • Qualifications: Completion of at least one year of college course work towards a two or four year degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field of study. Must possess a valid Washington’s driver’s license.

More Information: http://agency.governmentjobs.com/lakewoodwa/default.cfm, select Engineering, then this position.

Scoop your own (FREE) compost!

Scoop your own GroCo compost made with Loop!

Join IslandWood and King County for World Water Day at the BrightWater Treatment Plant, where you can explore the world of water and participate in fun activities for all ages. While you’re there, scoop all the GroCo compost you need to turn your dirt around! scoop-your-own-loop-march-26-2016-notext_original

  • Where: 22509 State Route 9 SE, Woodinville, WA
  • When: March 26t 10:00 to 1:00 PM
  • Learn more & Register for World Water Day Activities: Visit the IslandWood Event Calendar
  • Learn more about scooping your own compost: No registration required! Visit the Loop Website

Details: You bring the vehicle, we’ll bring the shovels and the GroCo compost made with Loop. Each person will have 15 minutes to scoop some compost, while supplies last. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Please bring a tarp to cover your load.

As a bonus, the compost will arrive in a Loop truck, so while you scoop, kids and adults can “Touch-A-Truck”. The driver who helps deliver Loop to farms and forests around Washington will be on hand to answer questions.

*Reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities can be arranged by calling 206-263-9412