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• A CSUN team advised by mechanical engineering professor Bob Ryan took first place in the ASME Annual Student Design Competition held at the CSU Maritime Academy in March. Pictured from left Diego Castillo, Jony Gjemso, Misael Toledo, and Paulo Yu.

[/img]• Prof. Bob Ryan (giving the victory sign at left) advised the winning RC Baja Team at the ASME Student Professional Development Conference held at the CSU Maritime Academy in March. Pictured from left: Derek Dreblow, Prof. Ryan, Robert Hemingway and Danny Perez.[Read more…]

Display Presentation Awards:

1st Place: Automated Storage Unit, MSEM[/img][Read more…]

American Society of Civil Engineers

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Steel Bridge team at the National Steel Bridge Competition in Clemson, South Carolina in May 2012. From left: Prof. Nazaret Dermendjian, Mr. David Van Volkinburg, Prof. Thang Le, Andy Hawgood, Ivan Mendez, Christine Heinrich-Josties, Lester Geronga, Joe Castagna, Sal Ramirez, Anthony Coscia, Jerry Perser, Nargiss Majrooh, Henry Andrino, Eric Sotto, Jay Pastor, Jay Youn, Kurt Van Volkinberg

Over the past six years, enrollment in civil engineering at CECS has almost doubled, from 281 undergraduate and graduate students in 2007, to 565 at the beginning of the fall 2012 semester. [Read more…]

Bruno Osorno
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Working hard and exceling at their studies has always helped propel students down the path to success, but the college’s Honors Co-Op program adds a powerful incentive to get good grades: a chance at a paid internship and a shot at a full-time job after graduation.

The Honors Co-Op matches high-achieving CECS students with opportunities at local companies. To qualify, undergraduate students must have a minimum 3.0 GPA and graduate students a GPA of 3.5 or higher. Those who are selected gain valuable real-world experience, and the companies get to “try before they hire” a young engineer or computer scientist to fill an opening. [Read more…]