CEAS Professional Development and Community Impact Group Visits

Schedule a group visit to CEAS with the Office of Professional Development and Community Impact

The office of Professional Development and Community Impact within the College of Engineering and Applied science offer groups the chance to explore engineering and computing science, the college, and learn about opportunities to stay connected.

Visiting as a group is ideal for college access programs, organizations, or middle/high school classes. Group visits are organized for students interested in engineering, as this is intended for a general field trip purpose. Group visits are offered two times every month during the academic year. This visit is intended for students ranging from 5th grade to 10th grade.

If you are a prospective student interested in CEAS, and would like to speak with an admissions officer, or go on a campus tour, please visit our scheduling page to set up an individual visit.

What is included in a group visit?

When you bring your students to CEAS with PDCI, our visit will include:

• Welcome to Campus
• Tour of the engineering building
• Engineering Activity (Engineering Labs, Hands on activity)
• Lunch
• Student Panel
• Conclusion of our time together, students depart UC

Conditions and Expectations:

To ensure your group has a positive experience, we ask that your group schedules its visit using the following conditions and expectations:

• Arrangements must be made at least two weeks in advance due to limited space availability.
• We require at least one professional adult for every 10 students. A chaperone is required to accompany each group.
• We are unable to accommodate group visits during University breaks:
  •  Academic Calendar
• Please be on time for your Group Visit. We cannot guarantee the full PDCI experience if your group does not arrive on time. If your group is late, your scheduled itinerary may be modified or canceled.
• PDCI representations will rely on chaperones to maintain positive and respectful group behavior. Please have a conversation about appropriate behavior with the group prior to arrival.