Seminars and Colloquia
The Consortium sponsors seminars and colloquia with invited
speakers
from the University of Colorado as well as experts around the world:
- WTC: Technological Lessons to be Learned, Jack E.Snell,
Director
of Building and Fire Research Laboratory, NIST, September 9, 2002.
- Tall Buildings: Are They Safe Enough?, National Academy
of
Engineering, Public Regional Symposium, Four Nationally Recognized
Experts,
April 10, 2003.
Workshops and Conferences
Workshops and conferences bring the world’s experts to
Boulder and other selected locations for discussions and sharing of
research and applications on life cycle analysis for sustainable civil
environments.
WORKSHOP ON RISK AND COST
EVALUATION OF CIVIL STRUCTURES
May 10, 2004
University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, USA
Program
Credit Courses and Degrees
The Consortium serves as convener for a number of courses in
life cycle analysis, sustainability, risk and vulnerability analysis
and sociological and behavioral aspects of the built environment. It is
the coordinator for the special masters and doctoral graduate
degree program in Civil Engineering with emphasis in life cycle
engineering offered through the Department of Civil, Environmental
& Architectural Engineering. More information on the program and
applications for admission can be made directly to the Consortium
through the Department (Jan DeMay, Graduate Coordinator, Telephone:
303-492-7316, Fax: 303-492-7317, e-mail : cvengrad@spot.colorado.edu
). The objectives of the graduate study in life-cycle engineering and
samples of MS and PhD programs are indicated in the attached
PDF file .