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The road you drove on today. The building where you’re sitting. The clean water you’re drinking. These are just a few ways civil and environmental engineers serve people and why they are called “architects of our constructed world." As a part of the oldest and broadest engineering discipline, civil and environmental engineers create, operate, and maintain the facilities and systems that serve the basic needs of our society.

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The road you drove on today. The building where you’re sitting. The clean water you’re drinking. These are just a few ways civil and environmental engineers serve people and why they are called “architects of our constructed world." As a part of the oldest and broadest engineering discipline, civil and environmental engineers create, operate, and maintain the facilities and systems that serve the basic needs of our society.

RECENT NEWS

Avry Prewitt will serve as the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering’s graduation marshal at Auburn’s fall commencement on Saturday, Dec. 14. — #GINNing Podcast: CEE senior to serve as graduation marshal

Ruha Tacey, a 2012 Auburn chemical engineering graduate who has gone viral on social media as a STEM advocating influencer, served as the keynote speaker for this year's MADE@AU event. — Auburn MADE event prepares students for an engineering experience

Pictured is the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma on U.S. 80. The Alabama Transportation Assistance Program (ATAP), part of the Auburn University Transportation Research Institute (AUTRI), is partnering with the city of Selma to address safety concerns across the city, with a particular focus along the Highland Avenue corridor. — AUTRI partners with Selma to address traffic concerns

Two people use instruments to monitor water levels geographically isolated wetlands. Frances O’Donnell, associate professor in civil and environmental engineering, is partnering with NASA to study such wetlands and their environmental impact. — CEE associate professor earns grant to study isolated wetlands