Complete schedule: http://louisville.edu/student/services/registrar/priregfl.html
First day of classes - Monday May 12
Have a great summer term and enjoy summer time!
The Environmental Engineering Certificate may be awarded with any Speed School graduate degree (MEng, MS, PhD) pending completion of qualifying courses. The certificate requires 12 credit hours in environmental-related courses, and the courses may be counted for both the MEng degree and certificate program. The Environmental Certificate serves as an means of highlighting and verifying successful completion of academic work in the environmental field of study. Follow the link above under “Academics”, “Degree Programs” to reach the Certificate program application, http://speed.louisville.edu/civil/academics/degree/.
Faculty of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Louisville, in conjunction with the Kentucky Engineering Center, is offering a PE review course for six Sats., from 2-16-2008 through 3-16-2008. This course has been continuously offered each fall and spring since 1996. List of companies who have utilized this course in training their employees is available upon request.
The Third Annual CEE Networking/Recruiting Event will take place at the Red Barn on Thursday, November 1, 2007 from 5 to 7 PM. Regional Civil/Construction/Environmental Engineering firms will be on campus to meet all CEE students. Dinner will be served.
Faculty of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Louisville, in conjunction with the Kentucky Engineering Center, is offering a PE review course for six Sats., from 9-08-2007 through 10-13-2007. This course has been continuously offered each fall and spring since 1996. List of companies who have utilized this course in training their employees is available upon request.
Left to Right, Back: Mark Jones, Scott Lange, Elise Venard, Shu-Fang Yang, Neal Crawford, Michael Lynch, Nick Stallings, Randy Strunk, Jeremy Spicer
Middle: Nick Bibelhauser, Neil Cash, Gary Bilger, Josh English, Daniel Miles, Josh Mudd, Nick Stolte, Stephen Clayton, Jeremy Schickel, Aaron Steele, Ben Jones
Front: Brandon Adair, Tommy Vowels, Scott Brown, Derek Kinder, Abraham Anyieth, Nathan Chappell, David Ahnquist, Aaron Cooley
Missing: Brandan Blair, Joseph Norris, Felix Spittler
Dr. Joe Hagerty was the recipient of the 2006 Trustees Award. The Trustees Award is a prestigious award “given annually to recognize a faculty member who makes a difference in the lives of students.”
An article on the U of L ASCE student chapter, entitled Recruitment Campaign Pays Off—ASCE Chapter At University of Louisville Stronger Than Ever, was in the January issue of ASCE News. The newspaper is nationally distributed and is for members of the American Society of Civil Engineers. The article focuses on the growth of the student chapter and its involvement in the local community.
Adam Hinton, Lindsay Ivey, David Lasoski and David Yeiser took a tour to Europe at the end of the summer semester. In Rome they saw how efficient the city was at controlling the amount of discarded trash in over-flowing trash bins by using small collection trucks. These trucks had three wheels and were about the size of an average American car only taller, and were driven by one person.
One of the highlights of the trip was crossing the English Channel in a train that tunnels underneath the water. The Chunnel is quite an engineering marvel, as was the Colosseum, Eiffel Tower and Ponte Veccio. They will share with us some of the 2000 pictures they took during this school year.
Saturday May 14 saw many CEE grads receive their Bachelor, Master, and PhD degrees at the annual graduation ceremony. The graduating class included Dr. Ning Shu, PhD - Dr. Shu’s dissertation title: ” A Comparative Study of the Physical Mechanisms Related to Highway Noise Barrier Insertion Loss - Measuremets versus Modeling Assumptions” (Dr. L. F. Cohn, Director).
Civil Engineering Students exhibit projects at the annual E-days Feb 21, 2005
2004 Civil & Environmental Engineering Senior Class
ASCE Student Officers unveil AISC sculpture, Sept. 3, 2004.
Professor Hagerty was presented the 2003 ASCE Gillim Award.
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