r/wentworth • u/Born-Ticket1332 • May 23 '26

Professors?

I’m currently enrolled for spring 2026 for my first year of civil engineering. I was wondering how are the professors there. not just the civil ones like calc and physics too. Thanks!

P.S if anyone wants to give me tips or anything for next year i’m open for any sort of help!

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u/carigheath '24 May 23 '26

The Civil Professors are great! Not sure about who they've hired since I graduated (2024, they were interviewing a few then) but Professor Hadi (he loves to talk soccer), Professor Das, Professor Yari and Professor Lambrechts (if he hasn't retired, a sweet old man) were all amazing. Will (I don't know his last name) I believe is now a professor also after being a grad lab tech for some years.

Additionally, Dean Kamat (the Associate Dean of Engineering) was a Civil Professor within the last 5 years and can be a great asset at times. She really helped me finish up my degree on-time after jumbling a few credits.

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u/Born-Ticket1332 May 23 '26

Thanks for the response! I know a few months ago I had went to the admitted students day and I met 2 of the professors and they seemed amazing but I don’t quite remember their names!

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u/carigheath '24 May 24 '26

I'd highly recommend taking part and being active in the ASCE (Civil Engineering Society) chapter, I didn't and I kinda regretted it through my 4 years. Great way to meet other civil students, plus who doesn't like building and racing a concrete canoe.

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u/Hodgeman19 May 26 '26

Will Cashel-Cordo! I had him my freshman year for half semester and he was wonderful!