Category: Campus & Community
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Dr. Pat Mokhtarian Delivers 2025 Richart-Woods Distinguished Lecture
Her research explores the feasibility and effectiveness of integrating attitudinal variables into regional travel demand forecasting models, demonstrating how behavioral insights can refine transportation planning and policy development.
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CEE Unveils Newly Renovated Neurodiverse-Friendly Quiet Space
G.G. Brown 2166 is a newly renovated quiet space specifically designed to cater to CEE community members with neurodivergent conditions. With features like sound-masking areas, and dimmable lighting, the space provides a low-stimulation environment to enhance focus and well-being of all in the department.
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CMSSP Scholars Explore Sustainable Construction Innovations in Boston
CEE students visit leading firms, universities, and construction sites as part of the Construction Management and Sustainable Scholars Program (CMSSP)
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Janelle Cramer and Mark Kleersnyder Receive College of Engineering Staff Incentive Award
Honored for their dedication, leadership, and contributions to CEE and the College of Engineering
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Mcity Launches Digital Twin, Providing Free Virtual Testing for Autonomous Vehicles
By enabling millions of simulated miles, the tool accelerates development, reduces costs, and prepares technologies for real-world deployment while lowering barriers to advanced mobility research.
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Building Bridges: Fellows Program Advances Inclusion and Community at U-M Civil & Environmental Engineering
From diversity conferences to mentorship programs, U-M CEE’s DEI Committee is empowering students, staff, and faculty to lead innovative projects that create a more inclusive and supportive engineering community.
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U-M CEE to Help Lead Adoption of Autonomous Transportation Technologies Through DARPA Contest
Professor Henry Liu is the Principal Investigator of this interdisciplinary effort.
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Inaugural CMSSP Conference Showcases Sustainability and Innovation in Construction
Congratulations to the winners of the three-minute thesis competition and to the students and faculty of the CMSSP program for this successful conference.
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Professor SangHyun Lee Inducted into National Academy of Construction
Celebrating a Career of Innovation and Influence in the Construction Industry
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CEE’s Krista Wigginton named associate dean for graduate and professional education at Michigan Engineering
Wigginton has assumed this role effective October 2024
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Welcoming Jiaqi Li to U-M CEE
Li hopes to foster mentorship and innovation while helping students to find the path within the engineering field that is right for them.
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Prof. Herek Clack Appointed to National Academies’ Standing Committee on Personal Protective Equipment
U-M CEE Associate Professor to Contribute Expertise in Airborne Aerosol Protection and Respiratory Safety Innovation
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CEE-Led Interdisciplinary Team Investigates Equitable and Sustainable Infrastructure Finance
CEE Professors, will use smart infrastructure data to develop equitable and sustainable financing models for underserved communities
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Unlocking ocean power: $3.6M for community-centric wave energy converters
Wave energy could power millions of homes, but to make a splash in the industry, the tech must balance engineering, socio-economic and environmental trade-offs.
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2025 Undergraduate Rankings Highlight U-M CEE’s Strong Performance
Undergraduate Civil is #6; Undergraduate Environmental is #4
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U-M Professor Seth Guikema moves to CEE to help lead Hazard, Risk, and Resilience program
Professor Seth Guikema has always been passionate about the environment — about water, about science. It was combining and pursuing those interests that led him to a career in environmental engineering and risk management. After graduating from Cornell University with a degree in Environmental Engineering, he then went on to continue his engineering education at…
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John Hiltz Receives 2024 U-M CEE Alumni Merit Award
Recognizing a Distinguished Career in Community Advancement and Engineering Excellence
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A Day in the Life: Civil & Environmental Engineering at U-M
Curious about what it’s like to study Civil & Environmental Engineering at the University of Michigan? We followed three of our CEE students through a typical day to find out. In this new video, you’ll see them start their mornings, head to class, and dive into engaging lectures, all while balancing a busy schedule of…
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Traditional infrastructure design often makes extreme flooding events worse
Massive 2014 flooding event in southeast Michigan showed why systems thinking beats local thinking in flood protection.