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Alumni-founded company pioneers a new way to keep the water flowing in rural communities

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STUDENT NEWS

Benjamin Hurwitz, Alexandra Muscalus, and Youngjun Son, the three civil and environmental engineering students who are part of the inaugural class of the ocean science and engineering Ph.D. program.

Ocean science and engineering Ph.D. program welcomes first class, including 3 in CEE

Ph.D. student Anna Skipper, who will spend several months doing research at the University of Cambridge this fall as a Crighton Fellow.

Skipper will spend fall at Cambridge as Crighton Fellow

Students in the Japan Program on Sustainable Development traveled all over Japan during the first week of the program and saw some iconic landmarks, like this "floating" torii gate on the island Miyajima. The group includes students from Georgia Tech, Tokyo Tech in Japan, and faculty members from Tech’s College of Engineering. (Photo: Alexandra Akosa)

Study abroad and sustainability in the world's largest city

40 percent women. Nearly 20 percent under-represented minorities. We’re one of the most diverse CEE schools in the country, meaning our classes look a lot like our global society.

STUDENT NEWS

Benjamin Hurwitz, Alexandra Muscalus, and Youngjun Son, the three civil and environmental engineering students who are part of the inaugural class of the ocean science and engineering Ph.D. program.

Ocean science and engineering Ph.D. program welcomes first class, including 3 in CEE

Ph.D. student Anna Skipper, who will spend several months doing research at the University of Cambridge this fall as a Crighton Fellow.

Skipper will spend fall at Cambridge as Crighton Fellow

Students in the Japan Program on Sustainable Development traveled all over Japan during the first week of the program and saw some iconic landmarks, like this "floating" torii gate on the island Miyajima. The group includes students from Georgia Tech, Tokyo Tech in Japan, and faculty members from Tech’s College of Engineering. (Photo: Alexandra Akosa)

Study abroad and sustainability in the world's largest city

Our more than 11,000 living alumni are a testament to the power of a CEEatGT education. And their continued connection with us means our education is grounded in the real world.

ALUMNI NEWS

Screenshot of the BET Black Girls Rock! 2017 webpage, featuring alumna Suzanne Shank and other winners, Issa Rae, Maxine Waters, Natalie and Derrica Wilson, Roberta Flack, and Yara Shahidi.

Alumna Shank honored at BET’s Black Girls Rock awards

Social media flyer for Arcadis Global Shapers 2017 in Malaysia. Three people smiling at laptops and a photo of the Kuala Lumpur skyline.

Arcadis picks three young alumnae for its 2017 Global Shapers program

Going with the Flow: On their entrepreneurial quest to make drinking water safe for all, two new Tech alumnae stand as testimony to the gumption and perseverance necessary to sustain a startup.

TruePani goes with the flow and adjusts approach in quest to make drinking water safe

IN THE NEWS

Eric Marks joined the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering Aug. 1 as a professor of the practice — a homecoming of sorts, since Marks earned his Ph.D. in the School a few years ago.

Marks joins faculty as construction engineering professor of the practice

Sam Coogan joins the Georgia Tech faculty this fall as an assistant professor in both the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

New faculty member Sam Coogan connects civil and electrical engineering to run the transportation systems of tomorrow

New faculty member Xing Xie stands in the lobby of the Ford Environmental Science and Technology Building. (Photo: Jess Hunt-Ralston)

New faculty member Xing Xie works to clean water by killing bad microbes and harnessing the power of useful ones

Students in Kari Watkins' Sustainable Transportation Abroad class ride bicycles in the kind of bike lanes that permeate the Netherlands. The class spent nearly two weeks riding across the country and exploring the Dutch approach to transportation. (Photo: Anna Nord)

From London to Amsterdam: Summer study abroad takes students to experience what they’re learning about

Screenshot of the BET Black Girls Rock! 2017 webpage, featuring alumna Suzanne Shank and other winners, Issa Rae, Maxine Waters, Natalie and Derrica Wilson, Roberta Flack, and Yara Shahidi.

Alumna Shank honored at BET’s Black Girls Rock awards

Undergraduate Maggie Lindsey, left, with structural engineer Priyanka Singh in the main room of the Gaddi Baithak in Kathmandu, Nepal. Lindsey was an intern with Miyamoto International in the country during spring 2017, where she worked on a project to restore the 100-year-old palace. (Photo: Binod Shrestha)

Lindsey tells Global Atlanta her internship in Nepal showed her the power of earthquake engineering to improve lives, communities

Benjamin Hurwitz, Alexandra Muscalus, and Youngjun Son, the three civil and environmental engineering students who are part of the inaugural class of the ocean science and engineering Ph.D. program.

Ocean science and engineering Ph.D. program welcomes first class, including 3 in CEE

Social media flyer for Arcadis Global Shapers 2017 in Malaysia. Three people smiling at laptops and a photo of the Kuala Lumpur skyline.

Arcadis picks three young alumnae for its 2017 Global Shapers program

Ph.D. student Anna Skipper, who will spend several months doing research at the University of Cambridge this fall as a Crighton Fellow.

Skipper will spend fall at Cambridge as Crighton Fellow

EVENTS

2017 T.R. Higgins Lecture: Effective Bracing for Flexural Members and Systems in Steel Buildings and Bridges

August 28, 2017 - 11:15

Boggs Building, Room B5

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Clay Colloid Transport in Porous Media and Its Implication on Contaminant Transport - Jong Muk Won

September 7, 2017 - 08:30

Howey Physics Building, Room S107

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Civil and Environmental Engineering Career Expo 2017

September 14, 2017 - 10:00

Klaus Building Atrium

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Phone: 404-894-2201
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