Clothing for a Cause event on Monday, April 21

Partnering with the Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota, the Plumb Bob student organization is inviting students to bring a clothing item (in good condition) to donate in exchange for a free lunch from Noodles and Company! This event is Monday, April 21, noon-1:30 p.m., Walter Library.

Study Abroad in Mechanical Engineering: Departmental Meeting on Wednesday, April 23

Are you currently pursuing a mechanical engineering degree or interested in pursuing one? Are you also interested in studying abroad? Meet with the departmental faculty and staff on Wednesday, April 23, 3:30-4:30 p.m., Mechanical Engineering, to learn about opportunities for mechanical engineering students to spend part of their degree abroad.

Disability:IN Minnesota's 2025 INclusive Career Fair on Friday, April 25

This career event on Friday, April 25, 1-4 p.m., will feature employer presentations, career networking, one-on-one informational interviews and resume reviews. Employers including Barr Engineering, Land O’Lakes, nVent, UnitedHealth Group, and others committed to creating a more diverse and disability-inclusive workforce will attend. The registration deadline is Wednesday, April 23.

Attend the CSE Gala: A Bioluminescent Ball on Sunday, April 27

Dance, eat, and mingle at the CSE Gala on Sunday, April 27, 6-10 p.m., McNamara Alumni Center, as the community comes together to celebrate the end of the year! CSE student group awards will be presented, and royalty will be crowned. Formal attire is encouraged (black tie optional). Advance registration is required, and space is limited.

Attend a Tanzania global seminar information session on Thursday, April 17

For more than 10 years, College of Science and Engineering students have collaborated with communities in Tanzania and a Minnesota nonprofit to design water systems. Students are invited to learn more about planning for the Winter Break 2025-26 group, speak with faculty, and get their questions answered at this information session on Thursday, April 17, 3-4 p.m., Mechanical Engineering.

Graduating Seniors: Register for Commencement by Friday, April 18

The registration deadline for students planning to participate in the 2025 CSE Commencement Ceremony is quickly approaching. The registration deadline is Friday, April 18.

Celebrate CSE Week 2025 Monday, April 21-Sunday, April 27

Join fellow students in celebrating CSE Week 2025 Monday, April 21-Sunday, April 27. There are more than 15 events planned, including free food, bingo, karaoke, trivia, bowling, volunteer opportunities, and much more! You can also get free CSE Week T-shirts, ceramic mugs, magnets, buttons, and stickers, at each cookout while supplies last. Coordinated by the student organization Plumb Bob, CSE Week is a long-standing tradition in the college, dating back to 1914.

Jeopardy: STEM Edition on Thursday, April 24

Students are invited to join the CSE Undergraduate Research Advocates for trivia and snacks on Thursday, April 24, 4-5:30 p.m., Mechanical Engineering. This is a great opportunity to learn more about research in CSE, enjoy some snacks, and win prizes.

Join CSE for Day of Service at the Bakken Museum on Saturday, April 26

Join College of Science and Engineering (CSE) alumni at the Bakken Museum on Saturday, April 26, 9 a.m.-noon for a meaningful volunteer opportunity supporting an organization dedicated to inspiring innovation through science, technology, and the humanities.

Attend the Spring Design Showcase on Tuesday, April 29

Experience the creativity and innovation of more than 500 students at the Spring Design Showcase on Tuesday, April 29, 2:30-6:30 p.m., Coffman Memorial Union, Great Hall and Mississippi room. Explore a wide range of student projects in electrical, computer, and mechanical engineering. Discover concepts like autonomous swarms, the Internet of Things, and vision processing, and see how design drives discovery.

Employers host information sessions and events for CSE students next week

A technical interviewing workshop featuring Microsoft employees, tech and data jobs information session with DENVR Data, and an onsite networking and information event with Milliman Minneapolis Health and Life are scheduled for CSE students next week.

Attend a conversation with CSE Dean Andrew Alleyne and Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President and CEO Neel Kashkari on April 24

Join CSE Dean Andrew Alleyne and his distinguished guest, Neel Kashkari, President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, for a candid conversation on how science and engineering fuel economic growth. Learn from Kashkari’s educational and career journey and gain valuable insights into how innovation shapes industries and influences the economy.

Learn more about CSE Project Inclusion on the new website

The College of Science and Engineering's new Project Inclusion website is now live. CSE Project Inclusion was initiated in 2022. Through data-driven insights, a team of students, faculty, and staff work to break down barriers, equip students with essential skills for success beyond graduation, and create an environment where everyone can thrive.