University of Michigan Civil and Environmental Engineering

Connections & Directions

Education EN ↓ 27 episodes

These podcasts highlight our faculty members. During the conversations, they discuss how their work aligns with CEE's Strategic Directions and ways they foster diversity, equity and inclusion in their research and classes.

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University of Michigan Civil and Environmental Engineering

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Education

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Latest episode

Oct 19, 2024

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Episodes

Connections & Directions | Pleased to Introduce... | Dr. Sabine Loos 21.08.2022

Our first podcast season is called "Pleased to Introduce..." These podcasts highlight our five new faculty members. During the conversations, they discuss how their work aligns with CEE's Strategic Directions and ways they foster diversity, equity and inclusion in their research and classes. Follow Civil and Environmental Engineering: Twitter: https://twitter.com/UM_CEE ​ Facebook: https://www.fac...

Connections & Directions | Pleased to Introduce... | Dr. Joshua Jack 20.08.2022

Our first podcast season is called "Pleased to Introduce..." These podcasts highlight our five new faculty members. During the conversations, they discuss how their work aligns with CEE's Strategic Directions and ways they foster diversity, equity and inclusion in their research and classes. Follow Civil and Environmental Engineering: Twitter: https://twitter.com/UM_CEE ​ Facebook: https://www.fac...

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