Johns Hopkins University
Department of Geography Environmental Engineering
3400 North Charles Street
Ames Hall 313
Baltimore, Maryland 21218
ctkavanagh@jhu.edu
(410) 516-7092(phone)
(410) 516-8996(fax)
Dr. Seth Guikema will speak about aging infrastructures and what to do about them; with an inital focus on water and wastewater. The broadcast will be from 1:00-2:00pm and will also feature Keisha Powell, Head of the Water and Wastewater Division of Baltimore's Department of Public Works. Click here for the archived MP3 of the discussion.
"Infrastructure Design Issues in Disaster-Prone Regions" by Dr. Seth Guikema, as published in Science. Click here for more coverage and the link to read the paper.....
The Earnest and Agnes Gloyna Distinguished Lecture in Environmental EngineeringEnergy and the Environment:
Past, Present and Future: Davis L. Ford, PhD., P.E.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009 at 3:00pm, Mudd Hall 26 Reception to Follow
Sponsored jointly by KSAS and WSE and open to full-time undergraduate and graduate students in both schools. Click here for more information and for the official competition webpage!
JHU DoGEE Masters and Ph.D. students now have the opportunity to spend one or more semesters studying at the University of Utrecht in the areas of energy and resources, land use, environmental policy and management, environmental law, and sustainable development. For further information, please click on any of the following links: General Program Information, Student Life Information, Detailed Study Guide, and Informational Brochure....
University administrative offices (including the front offices of the Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering) will be closed on Monday, January 19, 2009 in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday. There will be no intercession classes on that day. University offices will reopen and classes will resume on Tuesday, January 20, 2009.
Notice to graduate program applicants: Applications for Fall 2009 were due January 15, 2009. Please see the side bar to the right for more information concerning our requirements, or click here. To check the status of your application and materials, please log on to your ApplyYourself account.
2008 AEESP Distinguished Lecturer, Tony FaneFriday, November 14
3:00pm
Maryland Hall 110
Reception to Follow in Ames 302
Title: Membrane Technology in the Water Industry: Achievements and Challenges
Click here for more information.....
The Charles and Mary O'Melia Lecture in Environmental ScienceTuesday, October 7
3:00pm, Reception to follow
Mudd Hall 26
Featured Speaker: Jerald L.Schnoor
Title: Environmental Grand Challenges.This lecture will reflect on five Environmental Grand Challenges in this century, judged from the standpoint of sustainability:
Did you miss the Safety Seminars I and II? They were Friday, September 12 and Friday, September 19
3:00pm
Ames Hall 234
These were compulsory for all students who will be working in labs this year. Continuing students must attend each year as well. If you missed either one or both, please contact Alan Stone immediately.
CLASSROOM LOCATION ANNOUNCEMENT Please visit the registrar's online room schedule for the most up-to-date information about your class location.
TIME MAGAZINE HIGHLIGHTS THE JHU CHAPTER OF ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS Professor William Ball (Geography and Environmental Engineering) is interviewed for TIME Magazine's "Blueprint Brigade," a story about the work being done around the world by members of Engineers Without Borders More information »
RESEARCH BY WSE GRAD STUDENTS LEADS TO BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE SPREAD OF PLANT POLLEN Research into the evolution of plant pollen and mechanisms for its disbursement conducted by Mike Martin and Marcelo Chamecki, doctoral students in the Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering , could lead to improved treatments for many of the estimated 36 million Americans who suffer seasonal allergies.
CHAIR ED BOUWER CO-WRITES BOOK TO BETTER ASSESS COMMON HEALTH RISKS The Illusion of Certainty: Health Benefits and Risks examines common health questions in a new light to help patients get a more complete view of medical test benefits. More information »
ALUMNI WEEKEND SUCCESS DoGEE Alumni Day: September 29th,2007
On Saturday, September 29th, 2007, DoGEE hosted an Alumni Day on the JHU Homewood Campus. A lot has been happening in the careers and lives of the DoGEE family during these last few years and it was wonderful to reconnect with you and find out how you've been doing since you've left Hopkins!
During the day, there were three keynote speakers and talks by faculty, students, and other alumni. Ames Hall and the laboratories were open after lunch for tours and reminiscing. Finally, to cap off this wonderful day, we ended with a reception honoring Dr. Charles O'Melia, former Chair of the Department, as he begins his retirement.
WSE'S M. GORDON "REDS" WOLMAN LEADS THE WAY TO PROTECT MARYLAND'S WATER SUPPLYThe Baltimore Sun profiles Professor M. Gordon "Reds" Wolman and discusses his prodigious efforts to protect Maryland's water supply and ensure the success of the state's future growth. More information »
