| No.1 |
Return on Investment (GIT) 2013 Wall Street Journal |
| No. 2 |
Undergraduate Environmental Engineering (GIT CEE) 2013 US News & World Reports |
| No. 3 |
Undergraduate Civil Engineering (GIT CEE) 2013 US News & World Reports |
CEE Alumni
On the 2013 CEE alumni trip to San Francisco, we inspected a true engineering marvel: the reconstruction of the 625-meter-long east span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. It is the first-ever, single-tower, self-anchored suspension (SAS) bridge. Heavily damaged in the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, the bridge is the largest public infrastructure project in California history. Learn more about our tour. Alumni also had the opportunity to tour Muir Woods, Sonoma, North Beach, and other local sights. We've visited San Francisco, Panama, New Orleans, Las Vegas, DC, and New York. Where will we go next?
CEE depends on our alumni. That means you. The education we give students in our classrooms, research labs, and co-ops is important, but it's not everything. In their diversity and their success, CEE alumni inspire current and future students to work harder, smarter, and more successfully.

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CEE alumnus John Huff elected to the National Academy of Engineering
Alumni go Everywhere!
Every year, CEE alumni are engaged in many activities - from a homecoming game in October to the Panama Canal in the spring to a mentoring session with one of our students, almost any time of year. Wherever they are, they make us proud.





