Excellence in Action

Many EHP students earned prestigious scholarships over the years, including the…

A large percentage of the EHP community chooses to get involved in the College’s international programs during their time at CU, including…

In Andrews Hall, Professor Scot Douglass has a passion for helping students with big ideas do great things. Elsewhere, EHP students have won awards in various competitions.

For each graduating class, the College of Engineering and Applied Science awards a number of students with Graduating Student Awards, based on their performance over their undergraduate career. Typically, EHP students are awarded a number of them each year. In 2014 and 2015, EHP students swept the Outstanding Graduate awards across the board.

The following College of Engineering and Applied Science awards are presented to graduating students to recognize excellent performance within their major departments.

Each year, the College awards graduating students for excellence in the area of research. The Discovery Learning Research Symposium is another award our students frequently receive.

From the British Academy of Film and Television Arts to Aviation Week’s “The 20 Twenties”, EHP students have been busy taking the lead even outside of CU.

Many EHP students are athletes, and they compete with the same standard of excellence they put into their academic work.

The Mathematical Contest in Modeling (MCM) challenges teams of university students to clarify, analyze, and propose solutions to open-ended problems. The contest attracts diverse students–all sponsored by a faculty advisor–from over 500 institutions around the world.

Students in Andrews participate in a wide variety of service-oriented organizations and some have even been awarded for their work. Here a few of the most popular ways EHP students serve both the local and global community.