Civil and Construction Engineering

As the COVID-19 health situation continues to evolve, Oregon State University is actively collaborating with local and state public health experts to provide response, prevention, services and information to the Oregon State community. Administrators and staff are implementing plans to maintain the continuity of education, research, outreach, student services and operations throughout the university.

Based on the university’s directive to use social distancing measures and move to mostly remote delivery of instruction in fall term, all College of Engineering advising is offered remotely through fall 2020.   

For additional information about COVID-19 and Oregon State's response, please visit the COVID-19 Information webpage.

General Advising

• Advisors are available for appointments to discuss any questions you have for fall term. Click the appointment calendar link above to schedule an appointment. If you aren’t registered for courses yet, make sure you meet with your advisor and register soon!
• If you are a student on Warning or Probation with the College of Engineering, you are required to meet with your advisor to discuss CoE’s Academic Progression Model and create a success plan. Please schedule that appointment with your assigned advisor using the calendar links above.

Drop-in Advising

• Zoom Drop-In Advising is available through finals week. Please click this link during the drop-in hours listed below.
  • Mondays 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. (Megan)
  • Wednesdays 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. (Nick) 
  • Thursdays 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. (Nathan)

• College of Business Upper Division Electives
  • If you are a CEM student who needs an override into a College of Business course for Fall 2021 please complete this form to request your override. Overrides will be given by CoB Advisors in Phase 2 of Fall Registration.

• Advisor/advisee relationship and responsibilities
  • OSU Advisor-Advisee Responsibilities
  • Students are expected to check their e-mail daily and read the weekly school messages.
• Academic resources
• Study abroad programs
  • OSU GO provides over 200 international opportunities for education, internships and research in more than 70 different countries around the world. To develop a strategy for your program search and better navigate the options available to you, visit Get Started. Read on to explore various study abroad program models available or search through the wide range of Oregon State-supported study abroad programs.