SUE: Achieve Academic Excellence

Sustainable Urban Engineering @ UC

Students at the Center

Research Excellence

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Achieve Academic Excellence

Education is a critical facet of the Center for Sustainable Urban Engineering at the University of Cincinnati. It is the primary vehicle for preparing a new generation of degreed professionals well versed in subjects critical to effective and sustainable management of urban centers and a valuable means of promoting Center ideals and research outcomes nationally and internationally. Faculty affiliates of SUE have worked together to develop a minor in SUE to be housed administratively in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Beginning in September, 2008, students at UC can participate in this educational program as a Minor within the College of Engineering or as a Certificate outside of the College of Engineering.

For the 2008/9 academic year, SUE has provided funds to Sam Salem, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, for his project, “Sustainable Development and Green Buildings: A New Multidisciplinary Course Development.” This course is being developed in collaboration with Dion Dionysiou (Environmental Engineering), Anton Harfmann (Architecture), and George Suckarieh (Construction Science), and should be offered for the first time during the 2008/9 academic year.

Questions? Contact Center for Sustainable Urban Engineering.
Room 765 Baldwin Hall; P.O. Box 210071
Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0071, USA
(513) 556-3685; (513) 556-2599 (fax)