News
Wed, 06/08/2022
Higher socioeconomic status linked to increased air pollution exposure in China
For the first time, UW researchers have uncovered that people living in China who have a higher socioeconomic status are actually more exposed to outdoor air pollution, which runs contrary to existing studies conducted throughout North America.
Fri, 05/27/2022
Two College of Engineering teaching awards
In recognition of their excellence as instructors, two members of the CEE community — Professor Steve Muench and his Ph.D. student Milad Ashtiani — were honored with College of Engineering teaching awards.
Wed, 05/25/2022
Nominated by students, CEE faculty receive FACET teaching awards
Students have had their say. They’ve nominated five CEE faculty members to receive 2022 Faculty Appreciation for Career Education & Training (FACET) Awards.
Tue, 05/24/2022
MSCE graduate aligns career with life purpose
When recent graduate Judy Khalamwa wanted to both further her career and make her work more meaningful, she decided to start with a solid foundation — and enrolled in UW CEE’s online Master of Science in Construction Engineering program.
Mon, 05/23/2022
Awards and accolades
Congratulations to students and faculty who have received awards, scholarships and other honors.
Mon, 05/23/2022
Investing in students: CEE alumni step forward to help fund two building initiatives
CEE alumni are skilled at solving infrastructure problems. So perhaps it’s no surprise that several have generously stepped forward to help fund two building initiatives currently underway.
Mon, 05/23/2022
Center news
From SCTL’s five-year anniversary to PacTrans' new summer course for middle school students to RAPID's graduate fellowship program, CEE’s centers continue to have notable impact.
Mon, 05/23/2022
Countering climate change: Alumnus co-founds CarbonPlan to inform and evaluate climate solutions
The concept of climate change may not be new, but the team at CarbonPlan has a new approach to help inform both carbon removal and climate solutions.
Mon, 05/23/2022
A life and a legacy: Frank Miles family supports Concrete Canoe Team and student scholarships
To honor the legacy of alumnus Frank Miles, who built one of the largest construction materials businesses in the Pacific Northwest, his family has established a student support fund.
Mon, 05/23/2022
Enjoy the video: 2022 Burges Lecture
Enjoy the video of Professor Emeritus Steve Kramer's talk titled “Big, Small, Fast, Slow: Geohazards I Have Known,” during which he examined a variety of geohazards and discussed examples from his 44-year career.