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ProReady is now the Engineering Career Hub

Contact the Engineering Career Hub 
  • Location: Engineering Center, North Wing – ECNW 150

The ProReady brand has been retired — we are now the Engineering Career Hub!  

With a new academic year comes exciting changes in career and professional development for the CU Engineering community.  

The new Engineering Career Hub brand more accurately reflects our engineering-specific services to college students, employer partners and faculty/staff. We recently added new career advising and employer relations staff and welcomed the addition of the Kiewit Design-Build Scholars Program. Meanwhile, the college returned the study abroad function back to campus Education Abroad. Our excellent undergraduate research programs remain the same.   

Though we have reorganized — and will continue to build — an engineering-specific team, the Engineering Career Hub will continue our long-standing partnerships with units across campus, including Career Services, Education Abroad and more.    

We will also continue to rely on strong collaborative partnerships with you, our CU Engineering faculty and staff. This academic year, we will build upon these partnerships to establish new student resources, employer engagement strategies, and a sustainable funding model for Engineering Career Hub programs and staffing.  

Below, you can read about Engineering Career Hub services and events for fall 2025. Students will receive an email announcement on Thursday, Sept. 18, with similar information. Finally, save the date for the Engineering Career Hub Open House on Thursday, Oct. 9, from 3-5 p.m. in ECNW 150 (details to follow).  

On behalf of the Engineering Career Hub team, we look forward to partnering with you to ensure all CEAS students are professionally ready for meaningful, impactful careers. Please contact me directly with questions and ideas for collaboration. 

Regards, 

Ben Weihrauch, Ed.D., GCDF 
Senior Director of Student Professional Development  

Key events, services and updates in fall 2025 

Engineering Career Advising

The Engineering Career Hub advising team should be CEAS students’ first choice for career advising. Here’s how students can schedule career advising appointment: 

  • Click on the “Schedule an Engineering Career Advising Appointment” tile 
  • Follow the prompts for appointment scheduling based on undergraduate, graduate or domestic/international student status 
  • NOTE: CEAS students can also schedule with campus Career Services advisors for resume reviews, general questions or when the Engineering Career Hub advising team is booked 

Career & Internship Fairs

CEAS students can connect with 200+ engineering and computing employers at the fall 2025 career & internship fairs: 

Please encourage all students to attend and provide flexibility and incentive for them to attend, as you see fit. Learn more about Career & Internship Fair logistics and registered employers on Handshake.  

Employer Info Sessions & Tabling 

  • Employer info sessions will be scheduled throughout fall semester (on-campus and virtual), and also tabling in the Engineering Center lobby every Thursday 1-4 p.m. 
  • All employer events are posted in Handshake and the weekly CEAS student email newsletter on Tuesdays 

Class or Group Presentations Requests

The Engineering Career Hub team is your primary contact for class or group presentations. To make a request: 

  • Click on the “Request a Presentation – Faculty & Student Orgs” button and complete the form. The Engineering Career Hub team will contact you within 48 hours to schedule.  

Employer Relations

The Engineering Career Hub employer relations team continues to serve the recruitment needs of our employer partners. Here’s what you need to know: 

  • Click on the “Employers: Recruit CU Engineering Students” button 
  • Explore our core employer relations services, each with a designated staff contact 

If you know of employers eager to engage and recruit CU Engineering talent, or would like to partner to increase employer engagement, contact Andrew North, assistant director of engineering & quantum employer relations.   

Undergraduate Research

CEAS continues to grow opportunities for students to engage in undergraduate research!  

  • Students can apply for the CU Summer Program for Undergraduate Research (SPUR) and Discovery Learning Apprenticeship (DLA) programs in spring 2026.  
  • Faculty can submit their SPUR, DLA and Fundamentals of Research (FUTURE) projects in late fall ’25 and early spring ’26. More information to come later in the fall ’25 semester.  

Contact Sharon Anderson or Grace Griffith with questions.  

Education Abroad 

In summer 2025, CEAS completed its transition of all study abroad functions back to campus Education Abroad. This includes services for students (advising, exploring programs, financial support, etc.) and faculty/staff (class presentation requests, Global Intensives & Seminars, course evaluation and approval resources, etc.).