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Read the interview with a Civil Engineer and complete the text below by changing it into reported speech. DO NOT omit any adverbs from the original interview!

Journalist (J): Can you tell me a bit about your position?

Civil Engineer (CE): I am a senior lecturer in structural engineering. I joined the University of Canterbury, College of Engineering in June 2009.

J: Why did you study engineering first?

CE: I studied engineering, because I always liked science and turning theoretical concepts to practical problems.

J: And what path took you to your current position?

CE: I studied at the Technical University of Milan, Italy where I gained my Master's in the design of reinforced concrete structures. Then I started the PhD in seismic engineering at the same university while I was employed on some consulting jobs. In 2008, I applied for a position at UC and started as senior lecturer in 2009.

J: What advice can you give to prospective students wanting to boost their application?

CE: Think about what really stimulated your interest during your previous studies and think what you want to become.

J: Will you tell me about the relationship between your engineering department and the Christchurch rebuild?

CE: The College of Engineering is highly involved in the Christchurch rebuild. We are in regular contact with the key engineers at SCIRT (Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure Rebuild Team).Our recent research outcomes have been used to implement technical guidelines for assessment, retrofit and repair of building infrastructure.



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