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University of Colorado at Boulder
Engineering Sampler

October 11, 2008


Dear Engineering Sampler Participant,

Thank you for your interest in the sampler, we have a full-day planned for you beginning at 7:30 a.m. We look forward to seeing you on our campus for this exciting program. 

In order to offer you a program that meets your specific interests, please complete the bottom of this page. Below you will rank order your top 4 choices for information sessions, laboratory demonstrations, and optional tours that you would like to attend. We will try to accommodate each persons request as much as possible. Upon registration you will receive an agenda outlining your sessions and demos. Space is limited, and we will send you an e-mail confirmation shortly after you submit your application.

The program is free of charge.   

Reservation Form

Please complete EVERY box except in the "Lab Demo" and "Information Session" sections. Once you have completed the entire form, please print a hard copy for your records before clicking the 'Submit' button.

A. Please provide the following information (all fields are required): 

First Name  
Last Name  
Birth Date** (mm/dd/yyyy)  
 
**Your birthdate is used for record keeping purposes.
             
Year in High School  
(High School freshmen and sophomores are encouraged to attend the High School Honors Institute and the CU Student for a Day programs.)
High School Name:  
Your Home Address  
City  
State/Province  
Zip/Postal Code  
Home Phone  
Email Address

  
Number of People Attending (including yourself)  
Due to room capacities, please try to limit your party to 3 people.

B. Information Sessions
Please select and rank your top 4 choices from the list below that you would like to attend in order from "First Choice" to "Fourth Choice". Please make sure to only select 4 from the list of 10.

Aerospace Engineering Sciences
Applied Mathematics
Architectural Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Science
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Engineering Physics
Environmental Engineering
Mechanical Engineering

C. Laboratory Demonstrations
Please select and rank your top 4 choices from the list below that you would like to attend in order from "First Choice" to "Fourth Choice". Please make sure to only select 4 from the list of 10.

Aerospace Engineering Sciences
This demo is my:

Applied Mathematics
This demo is my:

Chemical Engineering
This demo is my:

Civil and Architectrual Engineering
This demo is my:

Computer Science
This demo is my:

Electrical and Computer Engineering
This demo is my:

Engineering Physics
This demo is my:

Environmental Engineering
This demo is my:

Mechanical Engineering
This demo is my:

For more information on the above majors, please click here.

D. Optional Tours and Special Programs
Students and Parents have the option of either attending two of the 25-minute tours listed in Section One, or one of the longer
sampler sessions or tour listed in Section Two.

Section ONE Tours include:
Colorado Space Grant Consortium:   Provides students access to space through innovative courses, real-world hands-on telescope and satellite programs, and interactive outreach programs.  Our students interact with engineers and scientists from NASA and aerospace companies to develop, test, and fly new space technologies and to support our outreach and teaching programs.

CU Formula Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE): Formula SAE is a global design competition that challenges students to design and manufacture a single seat race car.  Working as a team, students apply classroom knowledge and gain practical engineering experience while controlling all aspects of a large engineering project.

Integrated Teaching and Learning Laboratory (ITLL): The ITLL is a state-of-the-art undergraduate design facility that provides 34,400 square feet where students can engage in hands-on design activities, including a plaza that facilitates interdisciplinary, team-based projects, along with manufacturing and electronics centers where students can create what they dream.

Residence Halls: Prospective students and parents will have the opportunity to tour the Engineering "Quad".  These residence halls are conveniently located next to the Engineering Center and provide residents with academic support through the Quadrangle Community Engineering and Sciences Residential Program.

Section TWO Tours include:
Campus Tour:  Representatives from the Office of Admissions will provide guided tours of the CU-Boulder campus.

Multicultural Engineering Program Open House (MEP):  The Multicultural Engineering Program (MEP) is an academic excellence community committed to serving multicultural and first-generation students in engineering and applied science.

Women in Engineering Program Open House (WIEP):  The mission of WIEP is to foster the success of women in engineering by recruiting, retaining, and encouraging women engineering students. They offer academic advising, personal counseling, and programs such as peer mentoring.

Section ONE

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 Section TWO
ITL Laboratory Campus Tour
This tour is my:                 This tour is my:
Colorado Space Grant Multicultural Engineering Program
This tour is my: This tour is my:
Society of Automotive Engineers Women in Engineering Program

This tour is my:

This tour is my:
Residence Hall

This tour is my:

Click here to return to the Engineering Sampler home page.