
Pinar Omur-Ozbek explains how our sense of taste and smell can serve as an early warning system for drinking water issues.

Pinar Omur-Ozbek explains how our sense of taste and smell can serve as an early warning system for drinking water issues.

PhD alum Edson Costa-Filho and Professor José Chávez published a new study on remote sensing for agricultural irrigation in MDPI’s Sustainability journal.

Professor Neil Grigg named Distinguished Member by the American Society of Civil Engineers, their highest honor.

Omur-Ozbek receives George T. Abell Award for Teaching and Mentoring Associate Teaching Professor Pinar Omur-Ozbek was recognized at the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering 2024 Faculty & Staff Awards ceremony this week. Omur-Ozbek received the George T. Abell Award for Teaching and Mentoring “in recognition of her outstanding record of innovative teaching methods and…Read more

Department recognizes faculty and staff at end of year celebration Department Head Chuck Shackelford presented annual faculty and staff awards at the spring 2024 end-of-year celebration: Outstanding Graduate Student Award – Harshit Mishra, PhD studentOutstanding Academic Partner – Johannes Beeby, Stillwater AssociatesOutstanding Research Scientist/Instructor/Staff Service – Jana Crouch, CEE Communications ManagerStaff Award for Excellence –…Read more

New assistant professor Chien-Yung Tseng discusses his approach to environmental fluid mechanics research and the role of faculty in mentoring students.

Associate Professors Ryan Bailey and Ryan Morrison, One Water Solutions Institute’s Tyler Wibble, and graduate students Evan Schulz and Muhammad Raffae contributed expertise and research to the new tool.

Emeritus Professor Thomas Sale will receive the 2024 Innovator of the Year Award at CSU Demo Day on Wednesday, April 17 in the LSC Ballroom.

President Amy Parsons interviewed Prof. Sybil Sharvelle during an Instagram Live about her work at the Water TAP lab at the CSU Spur Campus.

Two civil and environmental engineering faculty are authors on a recent journal article “Bringing Social Justice Context into Civil Engineering Courses for First-Year and Third-Year Students” which was named an ASCE Editor’s Choice selection in the Journal of Civil Engineering Education this month. The article advocates for integrating considerations of societal impact into technical civil engineering…Read more