Reminder: two GCIL info sessions (with food) are this week: Feb 21 and 22.

Feb 21st, 12p – 1p, PACCAR 456.

Feb 22, 2pm – 3pm, Hans Rosling Center, Room 101

Optional but helpful: so we know how many people will be attending, you can register at https://forms.gle/JJhiPfV14xdF2oDr9 if you plan to attend a session.

I hope to see you there!

Dear CEE grad & undergrad students,

Grand Challenges Impact Lab (GCIL) is recruiting students for Study Abroad in India in Winter 2025. Please apply!

GCIL-India is a 10-week hands-on project-based learning laboratory focused on Grand Challenges, engineering problem-solving, and social innovation. During Winter quarter, students live in Bangalore and work in teams with a local organization on innovation for health, environmental, or social challenges.

GCIL is open to junior and senior undergraduate students and graduate students. GCIL includes a 1-credit Autumn-quarter orientation course in Seattle, and then a 10-week, 15-credit Winter-quarter course (January 1 – March 15, 2025) in Bangalore, India. Applications are due mid- Spring Quarter (approx. May 15). GCIL counts towards capstone and other graduation requirements. Continue reading →

Hello CEE Students!

Join us for our upcoming info sessions this month. Next week we will be hosting Fehr & Peers, an engineering and planning consulting firm. Later this month we will also be hosting Kimley-Horn. RSVP in the link below as food will be provided for both info sessions. We hope to see you there!

Fehr & Peers Info Session

When: Tuesday, February 13, 2024
Time:  5:30 – 6:30 pm
Where: More Hall 234
Food to be provided.
> Click here to RSVP

Join us for an info session with Fehr & Peers, a civil engineering AND planning consulting firm with a focus in transportation. Free food will be provided! Please RSVP to ensure enough food will be provided. Fehr & Peers is a Silver Sponsor of ITE at UW. Continue reading →

Hello LSAMP Students,

Don’t forget to register for the LSAMP Scientist Program Information Sessions to learn more about the summer program.

Program Overview:

• 9-week Program
• 2024 Summer Quarter
• $6,000 stipend
• Get paired with a faculty mentor.
• Participate in a diverse student cohort.
• Receive weekly professional development.
• Present at undergraduate research symposium.
• No research experience is necessary!

RSVP February 9^th

RSVP February 21^st

Ciao,

A reminder that we are holding an Engineering Rome 2024 information session today. Imagine yourself IN ROME THIS SUMMER. I could really happen.  

What: Engineering Rome 2024 information session

When: Wednesday, 10 January 2024, 12:30 – 1:20 p.m.

Where: More Hall, room 110

Why go: learn about this great study abroad opportunity!

2024 will be the 6^th time UW students go to Rome as part of Engineering Rome, a UW Exploration seminar in happens in late August through early September. This year it is led by Steve Muench (me) and Rachel Pearson. Come see Rome as an engineer and experience it as a human. This is a total bucket list item and a class you will remember forever.

Dear CoE Advisors,

My name is Hannah Anderson and I currently advise for the Master of Applied Bioengineering (MAB) program. I will be hosting several information sessions that I’m hoping you can advertise to your students (flyer attached). Students can also register here: https://forms.gle/HEBriGGJ6otz1zd79

This 10-month program is a fantastic opportunity for:

• Bachelor’s degree-level engineers who want to gain direct experience developing biomedical technologies that are responsive to clinical needs while strengthening their industry skills.
• Students from non-engineering fields (biology, chemistry and physics) who wish to obtain training in biomedical engineering applications.

The Master of Applied Bioengineering is a three quarter (Early Fall – Spring of the following year) full time professional master’s degree program that trains students to apply engineering design to address today’s clinical challenges and fulfill the market-based demands of industry and medicine for biotechnology.  Students collaborate with world-class faculty from UW Bioengineering and UW Medicine to transform biomedical research into technologies for improving patient care. Graduates have in-demand skills for work in biomedical industries and translational research.

If you think any of your students might be interested in learning more about the program, they are welcome to email me at ande1220@uw.edu.