EAES News

Junkui Cui, working with Dr. Yang Deng, was awarded the Tracey G. Liberi Drinking Water Careers Scholarship for his work with ferrate(VI).

Dr. Yang Deng, Earth and Environmental Studies, received the honor from the Association of Chinese-American Professors in Environmental Engineering and Science (CAPEES).

This flexible minor allows students in any major on campus to expand their education and make their resume stand out to potential employers.

Michael Murphy was accepted and attended this year’s expedition exploring New Zealand learning about the pacific rim, learning about local geology in Auckland, and working with scientists studying ocean cores.

Students taking the EAES 404 course in the summer get a special experience, splitting time between the NJSOC, Montana, and Wyoming.

A team of students led by Dr. Yang Deng, Earth and Environmental Studies, received the funding for their project: Toward Sustainable Urban Stormwater Management with New, Green, Low-Cost Sorbent-Coated Wood Mulch.

Drs. Pralhad Burli and Garrett Nieddu completed the program and received their degrees at the Spring 2018 Graduate Commencement ceremony.

Christina Verhagen, BS-EAES 2017, and current PhD student at Rutgers University is one of 2000 students nationwide to win a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship (NSF-GRF).

Garrett Nieddu successfully defended his thesis for his PhD in Environmental Management.

Danielle, who graduated with a degree in geography in 2010, talks about her less than normal road to where she is, and the significance of Black History Month.

The REU Site at Rutgers University-Newark takes advantage of a vigorous multidisciplinary effort that involves near surface geophysics, urban geochemistry and urban ecology in northern New Jersey and especially, the New Jersey Meadowlands.

Participate in a geophysics field camp at the Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory in Pennsylvania for freshmen or sophomore students interested in the geosciences.