Payne Institute Spring Webinar Series with Humanitarian Engineering and PIRE RMRC present Nicole Hanson, ME and HE, Mines 2014, Sustainability Specialist, International Copper Association Comparing Responsible Sourcing Approaches for Gold and […]
The Payne Institute for Public Policy and the Humanitarian Engineering Program at Colorado School of Mines are pleased to host a webinar featuring members of the NSF Partnerships for International Research and Education Program (PIRE) Responsible Mining, Responsible Communities project discussing Nurturing Global Engineering Education During The COVID-19 Pandemic on Wednesday, October 21, 2020 from […]
chIt's the final interview series of the semester and we plan on going out with a boom! This interview will be co-hosted by two brilliant geological engineers as they discuss […]
Hear Prof. Jonathan (Josh) Sharp discuss how his work and research intersect with Humanitarian Engineering values! Dr. Sharp is Director of the Hydrologic Science and Engineering Program and an Associate Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Colorado School of Mines. His research focuses on the implications of biological processes on water […]
Interested in Peace Corps service? Join us to learn about Mines' Peace Corps Prep certificate program! The Peace Corps Prep certificate program is designed to help you become a stronger candidate for Peace Corps service - and a better global citizen. If you think your journey after Mines might include Peace Corps service, or if […]
Interested in Peace Corps service? Join us to learn about Mines' Peace Corps Prep certificate program! The Peace Corps Prep certificate program is designed to help you become a stronger candidate for Peace Corps service - and a better global citizen. If you think your journey after Mines might include Peace Corps service, or if […]
Paul Santi is a Professor of Geological Engineering at the Colorado School of Mines, where he has been on faculty for over 19 years. Previously, he taught for 6 years at the Missouri University of Science and Technology and worked for 6 years as an engineer and consultant in San Francisco and Denver. His recent […]
Please join fellow students, staff, faculty, for this informal and lively reading by Mines students to celebrate NPM! The department of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences, along with University Honors and Scholars Program and the Hennebach Program in the Humanities are proud to continue our yearly reading series featuring student readers from across campus. Please […]
Join Peace Corps Prep and our local Peace Corps recruiter to learn about Peace Corps service, what to expect when you apply, and how Peace Corps Prep @ Mines can prepare you to be a competitive applicant!
Extracting Accountability: Engineers and Corporate Social Responsibility is newly published by The MIT Press. Smith, trained as an anthropologist, is Associate Professor in EDS and Director of the Humanitarian Engineering & Science graduate program. Extracting Accountability is available open access or for purchase at The MIT Press.
Please join us for the annual Capstone Design@MINES Showcase. This semester, over 20 teams will display their year-long, client-driven design projects. In addition to learning from Mines students, you can […]
This event is April 7 from 5:30-6:30pm, Location CTLM 102, and by Zoom National Poetry Month with the poet Roger Reeves! Join us in celebrating award-winning poet Roger Reeves’ new book, “Best Barbarian”—a mesmerizing second collection from Reeves (King Me) reflects intergenerational racial trauma and personal tragedy with a remarkable balance of acute feeling and […]
Join Humanitarian Engineering and the Mines Career Center for an exciting virtual conversation with professionals from non-traditional engineering careers! Through small-group discussions, learn about how panelists entered their careers after getting their engineering degrees and how they maintain a focus on their core values as they complete their work. Participants will be able to speak […]
Can Ethical Argument Save the World? How to Write and Reason As If It Mattered (Because It Does!) Most people who pay attention to the subject […]
UNDERSTANDING JUSTICE40 IN DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY GRANT PROPOSALS WORKSHOP Date: Wednesday, May 17th Time: 12:00 – 1:00 pm Event Location: Virtual via Zoom Registration: https://research.mines.edu/upcoming-events/ Do you have a DOE grant coming up that asks for a Community Benefits or Environmental Justice Plan? Join us for an informative virtual workshop in which we will dissect the terms and […]
The session is intended to provide a general introduction to the Humanitarian Engineering Program at the Colorado School of Mines. We will describe the basic ideas of humanitarian engineering and how these are incorporated into the various HE programs at Mines, including undergraduate minors, focus areas in the Design Engineering degree, the graduate interdisciplinary Humanitarian […]
Learn how you can bring Humanitarian Engineering into your classroom and programs with Dr. Juan Lucena Sep 12, 3-5 PM in Green Center 200F with refreshments! The goal of this workshop is to collaboratively develop strategies to advance the work that engineering educators do in the areas of community engagement, frugal engineering, humanitarian engineering, ethics, […]
Abstract: Scholars agree that reciprocity—mutuality in a partnership between an educational institution and a community—is a cornerstone of Community-Based learning (CBL); however, operationalization of this concept varies widely in engineering practice and across disciplines. To enhance the potential of CBL practice to fulfill its promise for societal impact, engineering educators and scholars must understand how […]
Please join us for a celebration of our achievements over the past 20 years and take a look ahead at our goals for the future of Humanitarian Engineering at Mines! Please RSVP by Friday, September 8, 2023. We look forward to celebrating with you!