Forever Buffs!

Wherever you are geographically and in your career, we hope you will continue to stay engaged with CU Boulder and take advantage of the many opportunities and services available to alumni. Here are a few of the ways you can stay connected to CU Boulder:

  • Send us an update! We’d love to hear from you. Share your latest news and accomplishments and/or update your contact information using our easyÌý.
  • Find out about upcoming alumni events in your area, the college awards program to recognize distinguished engineering alumni, and other engineering alumni activities and services on the college’sÌýCU Engineering Alumni Relations web page.
  • Connect with the College of Engineering viaÌýÌýand look for the University of Colorado at Boulder – Engineering Alumni group onÌý.
  • Become a Forever Buff and connect with the CU Boulder Alumni Association on theÌý.

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Kellisha Ostler standing on a bridge.

Educational on-ramps

In this CU Engineering (CUE) Magazine cover story, Kellisha Ostler (CivEngr’22) attributes her early career success to two partnerships. She was a student in the Colorado Mesa University-CU Boulder Engineering Partnership Program, as well as a Kiewit Design-Build Scholar. Read more
Cassie Venable

Civil alumna advancing disaster risk reduction

Casie Venable (PhDCivEngr’20) came to CU Boulder to work with professors Amy Javernick-Will and Abbie Liel on community resilience. Today Venable works in San Francisco for Arup, a global collective of designers, engineers, and consultants dedicated to sustainable development. As a consultant she works with clients to help them understand the potential risks they face from a variety of natural hazards, such as seismic activity and wind as well as manmade disasters like train derailments. Read more