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 Bev Louie is the Director of the Women in Engineering Program and is a Senior Instructor and Coordiator of Cooperative Education in the Chemical Engineering Department. She teaches
GEEN 1400
(Engineering Projects) and CHEN 3130 (Chemical Engineering
Junior Lab).
Bev is a CU grad (BS 1977, MS 1983 in ChE) and a native of Colorado Springs (Click here
for Bev's Curriculum Vitae). She has a
Ph.D. from Oxford University, England (1993). She has experience in oil
and gas and the power industry, working in water treatment process
engineering and plant equipment trouble-shooting and design. She spent a
dozen years as a research engineer for the National Institute of
Standards and Technology in Boulder.
In 1995 Bev was lured into
teaching several courses in the Chemical Engineering Department, and
loved the interaction with students. In the WIEP, Bev is working on
increasing the number of female students studying engineering at
CU-Boulder. She has expanded the number of K-12 outreach opportunities
for female engineering students to encourage younger girls to consider
engineering careers. She is working on broadening the peer and
professional mentoring programs, providing more professional development
opportunities, and developing more scholarships for female students. Bev
welcomes your questions on resources and opportunities available in the
WIEP.
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Cindy Cabrales Cindy is the Coordinator for Retention and Student
Activities. She manages several projects including the new Student
Success Center Tutoring, the WIEP Mentoring Program, and several
events throughout the year. She also tracks student academic performance
and provides resources and referrals, both on and off campus. Cindy
loves the variety that her job provides and always enjoys meeting new
students and guiding them through the college process. 
Vickie
Scheuermann is the BOLD Center office
manager and event planner, serving both the Multicultural Engineering
Program and Women in Engineering Program, as well as other programs and
services housed in the BOLD Center. She graduated from CU with degree in
Japanese, German and Political Science studying abroad in both Holland
and Japan. She is happy to be back at CU and to be working with all of
the wonderful students at the BOLD Center.