CEGE at Ohio State

Info for new Buckeye students and families!

The Class of 2030 starts orientation today! ⭕️🙌 Families may still have questions, so we gathered answers to eight of the most common ones from Buckeyes. ➡️ go.osu.edu/DJK7

Congratulations to the newest round of Buckeye engineers!

Wow, did April go fast! Student team competitions, site visits at Central Ohio infrastructure projects, and opportunities for students to present and network at national conferences were among the activities that filled the days of CEGE undergraduate and graduate students.

Congrats to all our CIVILEN 2001 students! Your presentations on campus infrastructure improvements were outstanding!

How do animals navigate our changing world? A new animation, the NASA project team led by Prof. Gil Bohrer and Roland Kays, John Fieberg, Martin Wikelski, Sarah Davidson and collaborators, reveals the epic movements of wildlife across the Yellowstone-to-Yukon region — from caribou migrations to continental bird flights.

Understanding the movements of species is crucial for advancing large-scale conservation by creating interconnected landscapes and wildlife corridors at the scale nature needs.

Watch the full video at:

Movebank 1 like. "Room to Roam: How Tracking Data Guides Conservation Action"

So proud of our Concrete Canoe team! They finished all their races and placed 3rd in the Technical Presentation portion of this year's competition. Way to represent CEGE and The Ohio State University!

Congratulations, Ryan Winston!

Ryan Winston, associate professor in Ohio State FABE and CEGE at Ohio State, received the 2026 Distinguished Junior Faculty Research Award at this month's CFAES Awards. 🏆

Ryan's research in water resources engineering provides real-world solutions to federal and state agencies, local governments and watershed groups. In the past five years, he has accrued upwards of 275 publications, presentations, fact sheets and other papers — as well as a patent related to keeping litter and debris out of storm sewers.

Join us in congratulating Ryan on this well‑deserved recognition.