The Office of Student Development and Success (OSDS) helps College of Engineering students develop a passion and sense of pride for their Lee College of Engineering education and chosen professions. Through advising and participation in our programs, our students become self-motivated and independent learners, problem solvers, and professionals.
All OSDS faculty have worked as practicing engineers and engineering leaders. Many are registered Professional Engineers, and each brings real-world experience and perspective to the classroom as well as to all interactions with students.
To meet our advisors and a for brief look at the programs we offer, please click on the icons below to view the videos:
More detail about our programs can also be found in the navigation bar at the top of this page.
New and future students often have questions about university life. During the Summer of 2020 we held Town Hall meetings and Lunch & Learn sessions with our advisors and interested new students and their families. You can view recordings of our most informative meetings by clicking the button below.
New and future students often have questions about university life. During the Summer of 2020 we held Town Hall meetings and Lunch & Learn sessions with our advisors and interested new students and their families. You can view recordings of our most informative meetings by clicking the button below.
OSDS Academic Advising
Until they successfully complete the freshman curriculum and are moved to their academic departments, College of Engineering students are advised in OSDS. All OSDS Academic Advisors are available to meet with students during office hours and by appointment. While OSDS will not currently hold all advising meetings face-to-face, we are still available to support students along their academic journey. Students who need additional help during registration may schedule an appointment through Connect.
Helping You to Move Forward
Everything we do in OSDS enables our students to progress in their chosen major. This includes Pass/No Credit Grading information for Fall 2020, Spring 2021, and Summer 2021. Click here for more information:
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT | |
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Professional Development and networking opportunities with employers and alumni (such as the annual Lee College of Engineering Picnic) help students develop and apply professional and leadership skills. |
INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS LABORATORY (ISL) | |
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The Industrial Solutions Laboratory (ISL) partners with local companies to bring industry projects to the two-semester Senior Design Program. The projects simulate real-world practice as students manage budgets, deadlines, and conflicting constraints to provide solutions that meet the needs of the company. |
ENGR 1201 / ETGR 1101 | |
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Students learn design skills beginning in the freshman-level Introduction to Engineering (ENGR 1201) and Introduction to Engineering Technology (ETGR 1101) courses. These skills are honed in sophomore and junior design courses in preparation for the Senior Design Program. |