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Welcome to our inaugural issue of the
College of Engineering and Architecutre's
e-newsletter. We are providing
Innovation Online as a way of
keeping you in touch with our significant
'world-class, face to face'
accomplishments throughout the year.
In this issue, I want to tell you about
efforts our college is making to better
address, understand, and solve the great
environmental challenges facing our
region, nation, and the world.[more...]
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Worthy of Note
Grants
In the News
Opportunities
for Faculty
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George Mount, professor in the Laboratory
for Atmospheric Research, Department of
Civil and Environmental Engineering, has
been heavily involved in the NASA Jet
Propulsion Laboratory Orbiting Carbon
Observatory satellite which will measure
precise carbon dioxide levels from space
for the first time and provide valuable
information for efforts to understand the
effects of CO2 on global warming.
[more...]
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Teresa Coons, who graduated in December
with a BS in civil engineering,
obliterates the inaccurate stereotype of
engineers sitting in a cubicle designing
widgets. During her time at WSU, Coons
has traveled from Mississippi to Mexico,
helping in humanitarian efforts. She
plans to attend graduate school to study
sustainable and environmental engineering
practices for third world environments
and hopes eventually to travel the world,
providing engineered systems to improve
people’s quality of life. [more...]
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Researchers in the Laboratory for
Atmospheric Research have received an
$800,000 National Science Foundation
grant for the acquisition and development
of an atmospheric chemistry mobile
laboratory. [more...
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George Mount, professor of civil and
environmental engineering at Washington
State University, has been named director
of the new system-wide Interdisciplinary
Center for Environmental Research,
Education, and Outreach (CEREO).
[more...]
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News and Information Department within the
College of
Engineering and Architecture.
We welcome submissions and suggestions. Our
goal is to provide you with current information
on what's happening on the Pullman campus and
to provide a forum to share concerns and ideas.
Let us know how we're doing—we'd love to
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Editors
Tina Hilding or Evan Epstein
Communications Coordinators, College of
Engineering and Architecture
Graphic Production
Office of University Publications
Address comments and ideas for future articles
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Tina Hilding or Evan Epstein
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Pullman, WA 99164-2714
thilding@wsu.edu,
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