8 at the Gallogly DLC Collaboratory (1B70) or contact us at for more information about joining.
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We welcome all students, no military experience necessary, who are interested in national defense, infrastructure, networking and, of course, free pizza. The annual Environmental Engineering Networking Event focuses specifically on Environmental Engineering and Water Resources at CU Boulder. For more information on companies and past photos visit the link below.
Bill told me about the Society of American Military Engineers and expressed interest in starting a student chapter of the organization. The event will be Thursday, February 8th from 9:30 am to 2:30 pm in the Gallogly DLC Collaboratory. Several months ago I met Bill Doe, a CU staff member who also served in the military. After leaving the military I decided CU Boulder was the best fit because of the great civil engineering program and proximity to the Rocky Mountains. I was stationed in Hawaii where I worked in a Combined Anti-Armor Team until 2016. In 2012 I left my university to serve for four years in the United States Marine Corps. At our meetings we plan to host guest speakers, conduct trips to government sites and projects and foster an inclusive environment for all students, not just veterans, interested in these fields and goals. The formation energies of various defects in Cu 2 SnS 3 were calculated by various theoretical models 13,63 64 65666768 and are shown in Fig.
As a chapter, we want to connect CU students with SAME members and companies in these fields. SAME is a national organization that leads efforts to confront national security and infrastructure challenges. So this week we’re having our first meeting of the CU chapter of the Society of American Military Engineers! Richard Barnitz (right) on duty with the Marine Corps.Īs a CU engineering student and a veteran, I’ve met many students like myself who are hoping to expand their scope of knowledge about real engineering issues.
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