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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: […]

Congratulations to the department’s recent inductees into the Order of the Engineer. The faculty and students who were inducted were very excited to join the Order of Engineer at Clemson University held on November 7, 2024. We are proud of you, and we know that you will make valuable contributions to our community and the […]

  Hello Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences Alumni, This is a special announcement about an exciting event! Fifty years ago, Dr. Tom Keinath joined Clemson University and the Department of Environmental Systems Engineering as an assistant professor and went on to have a lasting impact on Clemson and the environmental engineering profession.   To mark […]

We are delighted to announce that we hired three faculty during the spring semester who will join EEES during the fall. Dr. Diana Vanegas is our newest hire for the Biosystems Engineering program.  She earned her Ph.D. in Agricultural and Biological Engineering from the University of Florida.  Most recently, she served as an Assistant Professor […]

Our geology students represented Clemson well at the 2018 Geological Society of America (GSA) Annual Meeting in Indianapolis, Indiana, on November 4-7. Alexandra Staub, Hailey Mundell, and Stephanie Hibberts presented posters of their undergraduate research projects in front of an international audience of geoscience professionals at GSA. GSA is a professional society with the mission […]

Dr. Alex Pullen’s research on historical climate change published in Science Advances is featured in the Clemson newsstand. 

Clemson University’s acclaimed supercomputer, the Palmetto Cluster, will be receiving a $1 million upgrade funded by the National Science Foundation. Lindsay Shuller-Nickles’ research group is a heavy user of Clemson University’s Palmetto cluster, which ranks in the top eight U.S. academic supercomputers according to the Top 500 ranking.  The supercomputer enables Dr. Shuller-Nickles and her […]

A video on Dr. Stephen Moysey‘s Virtual Reality Field Experiences (VRFE) project is featured on the National Science Foundation’s 2017 STEM for ALL Video Showcase. View the video here: http://stemforall2017.videohall.com/presentations/966  

May 2017 graduate, Sarah Donaher, was featured in a university video that highlights four students’ reflections on their time at Clemson. Sarah received a BS in Environmental Engineering and will continue her education as an NSF graduate fellow in Environmental Engineering and Science.