Visit the Department of Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering

You are invited to visit CEGE!

Civil Engineering Building, 500 Pillsbury Dr SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455

Have you been admitted to the College of Science and Engineering? Congratulations! 

We'd love to meet you! 
Visit the Civil, Environmental, & Geo-Engineering Department
 
  • Come to CEGE's Department Experience! An in-person visit where you can explore your future designing and building sustainable structures and infrastructure, removing pollutants from water and air, and responsibly using earth’s resources. At the event, our three majors will be showcased through engaging sessions with faculty and students, facilities tours, and more. Explore what a typical day entails for students, and discover the impactful career paths of our graduates.

Civil, Environmental, and Geo-Engineering Department Experience
Friday, April 11, 2025
10:45 a.m. Central Time

              Register Here 
  • Zoom Information Meeting Can't make it in person? Schedule a one-on-one Zoom chat with Michelle Anderson, CEGE’s Industry & Pre-Major Coordinator! Get your questions answered about our majors, student life, department culture, career opportunities, and what it’s like to live and study in the vibrant Twin Cities. Email Michelle at [email protected] to schedule. 

CEGE is for those who like to see, do, and make an impact. CEGE is the engineering that makes our day-to-day lives and our collective future possible. 

Michelle Anderson, headshot

For questions, or to get a one-on-one tour of the department, contact Michelle Anderson, Pre-Major Coordinator, at [email protected]

Michelle Anderson, M.A. (She/her/hers)
Industry & Pre-Major Coordinator 
612-625-1807
[email protected]
Civil Engineering Building, room 147

 

Book your visit

Your visit could include

  • A more ‘in-depth’ look at CEGE
  • Engagement with multiple faculty members
  • Learning about research in CEGE
  • Interactions with current CEGE students
  • Tours of research labs
  • Exploration of our three majors
  • Insight into careers you could have as a civil engineer, environmental engineer, or geoengineer
Prof. French demonstrates shake table for visiting students
Professor French demonstrates how an earthquake affects a tall building.