Just in time for the holidays is an article written by EEES Research Assistant Professor, Scott Brame, titled “The North Pole keeps moving – here’s how that affects Santa’s holiday travel and yours.” in it he explains that the difference in the two north poles. The geographic and the magnetic north poles. When Santa is done […]
Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
Thompson Presents at Nationally Broadcast Webinar
Ms. Margaret Thompson presented a nationally broadcast webinar on December 10, 2025, sponsored by the American Academy of Environmental Engineers & Scientists (AAEES). The title of her presentation was “Why Is It So Hard To Protect the Environment? A Long-View Approach in a Short-Sighted Era.” Ms. Thompson is an expert in the aspects of administrative […]
Hiring Senior Lecturer Environmental Engineering
EEES Chili Cook-Off
The EEES Department hosted a Chili Cook-off on November 7! Participants, including students, faculty, and staff made rich, chunky, and spicy chilis that brought the heat and the fun! Awards were given in different categories for some of this year’s best chili! People’s Choice: Stacey Sanders Best White Chicken Chili: Stacey Sanders Best Overall Chili: […]
