Category Archives: Civil Engineering
CE graduates recognized
UK civil engineering alumni Ben Phillips, BSCE ’05, MSCE ’05, and Colwyn Mark Sayers, MSCE ’04, are among those recognized in “New Faces of Engineering 2008″ on the National Engineers…
CE honors presented
The Department of Civil Engineering presented awards to seven engineers with UK ties at the department’s annual awards banquet Saturday, April 21, 2007.
Co-op assignment puts CE student on job during shuttle launch
Civil engineering major Scott Pabian was on the job during the September 9 launch of space shuttle Atlantis, but he was glad his assignment for that day did not have to…
UK students win two of 11 scholarships nationwide from AREMA
Two University of Kentucky civil engineering students are among 11 nationwide winners of scholarships from the American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association (AREMA) Educational Foundation. Rob Birkenhauer and Grace…
Mathews, BSCE '85, named state highway engineer
Marcie Mathews, BSCE ’85, has been appointed to the position of state highway engineer by Governor Ernie Fletcher. Mathews is the first woman to serve in that capacity in Kentucky. <A…
Robertson, BSCE '58, named to UK Business Hall of Fame
Kenneth Robertson, BSCE ’58, MBA ’60, was inducted into the University of Kentucky Gatton College of Business and Economics Alumni Hall of Fame in ceremonies on campus October 27.
Bunning on campus to announce KTC, Asphalt Institute grant
U.S. Senator Jim Bunning presented the Kentucky Transportation Center (KTC) and the Asphalt Institute with $500,000 to support a joint research project funded with a federal earmark.
Kalinski receives NSF CAREER award
Dr. Michael E. Kalinski, assistant professor in the Department of Civil Engineering, has received a CAREER award from the…
CE graduate Hardymon elected chair of UK board
James F. Hardymon, BSCE ’56, MSCE ’58, has been elected chairman of the University of Kentucky Board of Trustees. Mr. Hardymon is a member of the College of Engineering Hall of Distinction. The James F. Hardymon Building, which houses the Laboratory for Advanced Networking, is named in his honor. election story from UK Public Relations