SELECT FACULTY AND STAFF
Ms. Casie Kopecky
Office Administrator
110 Rowan Hall
Dr. Douglas Cleary, PE
ASCE Advisor
Undergraduate Program
Coordinator
Dr. Kauser Jahan, PE
Head and Professor
113 Rowan Hall
Dr. Yusuf Mehta, PE
Graduate Program Coordinator
CREATEs Director
EWB Advisor
Dr. Adriana Trias Blanco
MEETS Advisor
SHPE
ROWAN UNIVERSITY RESOURCES
Wellness Center Healthy Campus Initiatives (HCI)
Rec Center Campbell Library
370 Professional Student Clubs
The SHOP Writing Center
Flying First Office of Career Advancement
Dr. Sarah Bauer, EIT
SWE Advisor
MORE Co-Advisor
Rowan University Civil & Environmental Engineering
Building a
Resilient
Inclusive, &
Diverse
Graduate
Environment
The CEE department at Rowan University is committed to the success and well-being of its students. This mentoring pro-gram provides space for our graduate students to bring to our attention academic and social concerns as well as celebratory stories ranging from awards, personal accomplishments (engagement, marriage, arrival/adoption of a child etc, travel, cooking recipes, etc).
Faculty Advisors
Dr. Yusuf Mehta, PE Graduate Program Coordinator, CREATEs Director, EWB Advisor
Dr. Kauser Jahan, PE Department Head, Engineers on Wheels Director
All CEE Students should be familiar with the following:
1. Tracking Sheet & Graduate Course Catalog
2. Faculty Advisor
3. Graduate Forms (Thesis, PhD Committee,
4. Attendance Policy
5. Academic Calendar (Drop, Add, Withdraw)
6. Campus Buildings
7. Tutoring Services at CAP center and other sources
TOP 10 TIPS FOR
SUCCESS
1. Network : make friends with your cohort & community
2. Take care of mental health & practice self-care
3. Read current publications in your field
4. Reach out for help
5. Meet with your advisor regularly
7. Attend graduate/guest seminars
8. Stay organized
9. Get involved with extra-curricular activities
10. Limit outside work to excel in your classes/research
OBJECTIVES OF BRIDGE MENTORING
Create a support network for graduate students
Provide a platform to meet mentors from professional practice Participate and become part of academic & community life at CEE
Provide invaluable social and academic support
FIELD TRIPS
We foster camaraderie among our graduate students by engaging in fun
and informative field trips to local southern NJ locations. Field trips include
trips to The Escape Room, the Atlantic City Boardwalk, Cape May, the
FAA, Delaware River Bay Authority, Hammonton Blueberry Farms, and
local bridges, such as the Walt Whitman and Benjamin Franklin Bridges as
well as local museums.
INTERACTIONAL PROGRAMMING
In addition to monthly meetings, BRIDGE hosts a series of interactive pro-
gramming: Trivia Nights, Engineering Jeopardy, and Wheel of Fortune.
EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
There are many extra-curricular opportunities for our students. We have a number
of professional student chapters that allow students to engage in community ser-
vice home and abroad and fun activities.
GAC: Graduate Advisory Council
EWB - Engineers Without Borders
ASCE - American Society of Civil Engineers
NJWEA - New Jersey Water Environment Association
SWE - Society of Women Engineers
oSTEM: Out in STEM
NSBE: National Society of Black Engineers
SHPE : Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers