Department Positions Available

Lecturer

The Department of Civil, Environmental, and Construction Engineering (CECE) of the University of Central Florida (UCF), Orlando, invites applications for one Lecturer position to start August 2010. Responsibilities include teaching undergraduate courses in the broad areas of Civil, Environmental, and Construction engineering. The position is a non-tenured 9-month academic appointment. A two-year employment agreement can be offered.

For more information download the full announcement.

Faculty Positions

Applications are being accepted for multiple Hydro-Environmental Engineering Faculty Positions. These are all entry-level tenure-line positions. Applicants must have a Ph.D. in a field directly related to water resources or environmental engineering/science. All successful applicants will demonstrate a capability both to teach and perform research at the highest levels. Successful candidates must have a record of significant research accomplishments in hydro-environmental engineering (e.g., climate change impacts, sustainable ecosystems analysis, renewable energy, surface and ground water modeling, environmental process engineering or green environmental infrastructure.)

For more information download the full announcement.

A Welcome Message From the Chair

Welcome to the Web site of the Civil, Environmental, and Construction Engineering Department at UCF. Our department is blessed with an excellent group of faculty, staff, and outstanding facilities. With concerted and dedicated research efforts such as the Center for Advanced Transportation Systems Simulation (CATSS), Coastal Hydroscience Analysis, Modeling and Predictive Simulations Laboratory (CHAMPS), and Stormwater Management Academy, our faculty and graduate students are poised to assume leadership roles in engineering research and practice. Large-scale initiatives currently under way in construction engineering and water resources areas provide new opportunities for excellence and more compelling reasons to become associated with our department.

Development and preservation of civil and environmental infrastructure is a dire need at the national and global level, and Central Florida certainly offers fertile grounds to address this need. It sure is an exciting time to be a civil engineer!

Our faculty, staff, and I are committed to providing an outstanding learning environment for our students. Whether you are an alumnus, practicing/researching engineer, or parent of a prospective student, I would like to invite you to visit our department and take an active part in our learning community. I would be glad to personally visit with you and share our successes and our vision for the future.

Lakshmi N. Reddi, Ph.D, P.E.
Chair and Professor