"Being a professor in CEAE allows me to apply my expertise in power grids to novel and exciting new problems." - Professor Kyri Baker

"I really cherish the diversity of our faculty and the collaborative atmosphere in our department and college… this has enabled me to push new boundaries on research related to resilience of urban infrastructure by harnessing multiple perspectives." - Professor Shideh Dashti 

"The one few constants in life is change. I love exploring what change means in how future project will be built. It is always my hope that the hard work by my students and colleagues will in some small part play a role that future changes create a positive impact that we cannot anticipate today." - Professor Paul Goodrum

"As a professor, I integrate technical expertise with creativity and a desire to help society through innovative civil engineering." - Professor Joseph Kasprzyk

 

"I am really excited about the opportunities for civil engineers, and especially civil engineering students and faculty at CU, to make the world safer and more resilient through research in disasters and disaster-resistant design." - Professor Abbie Liel

"My favorite thing about being a professor in engineering at CU is supporting our students who are working in dozens of countries around the world, helping to positively impact millions of people with improved access to water, sanitation, energy and infastrucure." - Professor Evan Thomas