Student news

FALL 2002

Featured Articles

Joeres to lead environmental studies institute

Sewer project earns state accolades

Faculty profile: David Noyce

David Noyce study: Drivers don't get left turns quite right

Development docket

CEE department represented at national meeting

Sixth annual golf benefit unites student and alumni

Engineering conference a summer highlight

Schauer wins Young Investigator award

Regular Features

James Tinjum, an Eisenhower Graduate Fellow in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, has received the 2002 Young Civil Engineer of the Year Award from the Wisconsin section of the American Society of Civil Engineers. The award recognizes professional contributions and accomplishments of early career engineers. Tinjum, who is pursuing a doctorate in geological engineering, previously practiced as an engineer with RMT, Inc., in Madison.

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