Sid & Reva Dewberry Department of Civil, Environmental & Infrastructure Engineering
GMU CEIE is a rapidly growing Civil Engineering Department in Northern Virginia offering certificates, undergraduate, and graduate degrees in land development, transportation, construction, structures, and environmental disciplines.
08/15/2018
Congratulations to CEIE's Dr. David Lattanzi!
Mason Engineering receives $1.5 million gift from John Toups | Volgenau School of Engineering Mason Engineering receives $1.5 million gift from John Toups May 30, 2018 / by Martha Bushong See All News Read About Faculty Excellence Learn About Giving Opportunities Latest News All RSS Partnerships help Mason engineering students restore a discarded satellite dish August 9, 2018 PatriotHa...
08/15/2018
VSE's annual Ice Cream Social will be held Wednesday, September 5, 2018 from 2-4pm in the Engineering Building Atrium. Tickets are required and can be obtained from the Dean's office or from any VSE department.
Looking forward to seeing you there!
Short and informative.
WSP opportunity.
07/26/2018
Construction job opportunity.
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05/18/2018
In the May 17, 2018 George edition, "Sixth sibling to graduate from Mason after completing EIP" and at least on of the siblings, Ramon Roque, is a CEIE graduate. Congratulations to Ramon, his siblings and also the parents! More information here: https://www2.gmu.edu/news/512641
Sixth sibling to graduate from Mason after completing EIP | George Mason
04/27/2018
Here is our May/August class photo. Looking good CEIE graduates!
04/25/2018
Apparently, this is what I get out of CEIE340 GMU Civil, Environmental, and Infrastructure Engineering :)
The ASCE Steel Bridge and Concrete Canoe Competitions (as well as other competitions such as the Hardy Cross Oratory Competition - last year we won first place and rights to the big traveling cup on display in the office) will take place this Friday and Saturday in Washington DC.
Here are the details:
Event: Steel Bridge (Friday, March 23rd)
Location: DuFour Center, Catholic Univ.
Address: 600 Taylor St. NE, Washington, DC 20017
Time: 7am-4pm (GMU build time TBD)
Event: Concrete Canoe (Saturday, March 24th)
Location: Fletcher's Cove Boathouse, Georgetown
Address: 4940 Canal Road NW, Washington, DC 20007
Time: 10am-4pm (GMU race time TBD)
02/28/2018
Help cool science win at GMU - Vote for Komodo peptides in the STAT competition! https://www.statnews.com/feature/stat-madness/bracket/
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