Johns Hopkins University
Department of Geography Environmental Engineering
3400 North Charles Street
Ames Hall 313
Baltimore, Maryland 21218
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Notice to graduate program applicants: the application for the 2010-2011 year has closed. (The deadline for Fall 2010 was January 15.)
The Application Website for the 2011-2012 academic year will become available at the end of the summer. Please see the side bar to the right for more information concerning our requirements, as well as informtion on how to apply, or click here. Please contact Adena Rojas, Graduate Admissions Coordinator with any questions.
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.
Reds was a distinguished scholar who played a central role in defining
our modern understanding of rivers, a visionary academic who pioneered integrated environmental education, a devoted citizen who worked tirelessly to apply an understanding of rivers to their protection and wise use, and an extraordinary human being who inspired and delighted generations of students and colleagues, all friends.
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Doctoral student, John Sivey, received 1st Place in a research poster competition hosted by the Division of Agrochemicals at the March 2010 National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in San Francisco, CA. John Sivey is the recipient of a 2010 C. Ellen Gonter Award (Graduate Student Paper Award) from the American Chemical Society’s Division of Environmental Chemistry for his work with Prof. Lynn Roberts on chlorination chemistry of disinfection byproduct precursors. This work was also recently spotlighted in a news article in Environmental Science and Technology. (http://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/es100800t).
Doctoral students Andrew Graham (advised by Prof. Ed Bouwer) and John Sivey (advised by Prof. Lynn Roberts) are recipients of 2010 Graduate Student Awards from the American Chemical Society’s Division of Environmental Chemistry.
CLASSROOM LOCATION ANNOUNCEMENT Please visit the registrar's online room schedule for the most up-to-date information about your class location.
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 »
