Category: Events

What do you get when you combine blue skies and great outdoors? A fun filled research Hydrogeology Field Camp led by Dr. Lawrence Murdoch and team. The fieldwork for the second module of the Clemson Hydrogeology Field Camp was capped by a well drilling demonstration by Trever Slack, P.G. from Petra-Tech Environmental. Trever is a […]

We had a great time at the Annual Graduate Students Spring Picnic on April 26h. This year, it was held at Nettles Park. Thanks to all attendees for making this a wonderful time. BIG thanks to the faculty for sponsoring this annual event. Great way to spend a Saturday afternoon, socializing, grilling and playing volleyball! […]

Undergraduate Awards Environmental Engineering Thomas M. Keinath Environmental Engineering Award Presented to one senior and one junior majoring in environmental engineering based on outstanding achievements and possessing personal attributes necessary for successful accomplishments in this discipline.  The award is given in honor of Dr. Thomas M. Keinath who served as a faculty member, department chair, […]

On April 3, 2025, the Department of Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences in the School of CEEES at Clemson University hosted the 33rd Annual David S. Snipes/Clemson Hydrogeology Symposium. In attendance were over 469 attendees. The annual conference is the largest gathering of professionals focused on hydrogeology in the Southeast U.S. This event was a […]

Dr. Kevin Finneran, EEES Professor at Clemson University and Dr. Richard Laton , California State University Fullerton, led a tour of young professionals on behalf of the National Groundwater Association during the December 2024 Groundwater Week, which is the organization’s annual symposium.  Dr. Finneran and other Science and Engineering Board Members met with students and young professionals […]

The 2025 Clemson Hydrogeology Symposium will be held on April 3 with field trips on April 2 and 4. You are strongly encouraged to consider submitting an abstract and making a presentation. One of this year’s themes is Resilience and Adaption to Catastrophic Storm Events. Abstracts are due February 5, 2025. Early registration ends on […]

Faculty, Staff and Students gathered on October 31st to celebrate at its 4th Annual Halloween event. They shared food and laugher over lunch in the Rich Lab lobby. Looking forward to more participation, more laughter, and more surprises. Join us next year for Halloween 2025.

Dr. Lindsay Shuller-Nickles and the NuWaDi team hosted a table at the Savannah River Site (SRS) Museum’s 2nd Annual Fall Fission Festival held in Aiken, SC on October 19th. Children of all ages were excited to participate in hands-on activities. The Aiken Standard mentioned in their article that “Science is cool. Science is fun. And […]

Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences was well represented by three Environmental Engineering graduate students at The American Center for Life Cycle Assessment (ACLCA) 2024 annual conference which was held in Snowbird, Utah from September 23 to 26.  This year’s conference focused on advancing Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) for Sustainable Development. The conference attracted more than […]

The Nuclear Environmental Engineering and Science group at Clemson University is addressing a major need in the nuclear-environmental workforce. In collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Vanderbilt University, and CRESP (Consortium for Risk Evaluation with Stakeholder Participation), Clemson co-sponsored a workshop to develop strategies for growing educational programs that will meet the demand for […]