Ronnie Chowdhury wins $20M national US DOT cybersecurity award
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Clemson is opening a national center where researchers will devise new ways of hardening the transportation system against cyberattacks as a growing number of vehicles and more of the world’s infrastructure rely on the internet to move people and goods safely and efficiently.
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Clemson researchers working to unleash the power of the stars
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Tim DeVol is leading the way in fusion energy research. See how the work of Clemson University researchers may one day make this potential source of clean terrestrial energy a reality.
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| de la Garza named chair of Board on Infrastructure and the Constructed Environment
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This national leadership position promises to elevate Clemson’s reputation and profile while allowing for more collaboration with the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine.
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Clemson team joins DOE-funded consortium for nuclear forensics
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Three Clemson faculty members are part of a team of scientists and engineers selected by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) to develop the next generation of new technologies and insights in nuclear forensics.
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| Clemson University extends leadership in mass-timber research
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New research that brings together civil and environmental engineers, architects and foresters aims to expand the use of mass timber, an environmentally sustainable option for the construction of new buildings.
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Nammouz advances opportunities for global engagement
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Minory Nammouz, principal lecturer in EEES, is working closely with the Office of Global Engagement to pilot several international engagement opportunities for undergraduate students.
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| Marshall Brown inducted into the Thomas Green Clemson Academy of Engineers and Scientists
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The Academy — the College's highest honor — was established to give special recognition to college alumni and friends who have made major contributions to their professions and have brought significant distinction to the College and University.
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Hundreds attend the 2023 Clemson Hydrogeology Symposium — READ STORY
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Clemson hosts ASCE National Civil Engineering Education Summit — READ STORY
- Distinguished Lecture Series — READ STORY
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David Freedman receives Earth Caretaker Award from UWGB — READ STORY
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Brian Powell earns the 2022 Class of ’39 Award for Excellence — READ STORY
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Emily Scribner receives Provost Award for Excellence in Teaching — READ STORY
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Amy Hixon honored as Outstanding Young Alumna — READ STORY
- Suzanne Aultman receives Civil Engineering Outstanding Alumni Award — READ STORY
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Greetings from Clemson University. The School of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences has limitless possibilities and is better capable of addressing society’s infrastructure and environmental Grand Challenges. Our core pillars and impactful research allow us to be committed to producing in-demand graduates who will be leaders and innovators of the future. I invite you to watch a two-minute video about our school’s beginnings.
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Jesus M. de la Garza, Ph.D., Dist.M.ASCE, NAC, F.CMAA
Director, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
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At the Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences awards ceremony this year, more than a dozen alumni joined us to honor the legacy of the late Dr. Ben Dysart. Also in attendance was Ben’s wife, Betty Dysart. This year marked the third time we awarded the Benjamin Clay Dysart III Environmental Engineering Fellowship. Sarah Donaher, a Ph.D. candidate working with Dr. Nicole Martinez, is this year’s winner. Dysart has joined the ranks of others who are memorialized through fellowships for their lasting impacts on EEES and their contributions to environmental stewardship at the local, national and international levels, including A. Ray Abernathy, L. Gene Rich, Thomas M. Keinath and R. Ken Tinsley.
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It was a pleasure to share time with all of you. As always, we rejoice in seeing our alumni and friends. Please visit us often on our beautiful campus—there is, indeed, something in these hills.
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David L. Freedman, Ph.D.
Chair, Department of Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
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Over the past two decades, Davis & Floyd and its employees have generously supported our Clemson civil engineering students in many different ways — from scholarships to building improvements to enhanced student experiences. Their gifts include endowed scholarships for civil engineering students since 2004. In addition, they made commitments in 2011 for physical improvements on the third floor of Lowry Hall, as well as a 2022 commitment for the Keystone endowment and annual fund.
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This April, at the 2023 Honors and Awards Ceremony, we celebrated Davis & Floyd and their most recent endowment of the new Keystone Design Experience Lab. Over the last decade, Davis & Floyd’s enthusiasm for Clemson Civil Engineering has grown as they have helped guide the faculty, staff and students through a transformational grant from the National Science Foundation to bring that Capstone Experience to the sophomore year allowing our students to begin by doing civil engineering. The Arch Initiatives curriculum is laser-focused on engaging students in problems that matter, supporting their technical and professional skill development through intensive team projects and communications, and resulting in solutions with positive and sustainable impacts. We are truly grateful to Davis & Floyd for their continued support of our culminating design experience — now known as the Keystone Project.
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Jennifer H. Ogle, Ph.D.
Chair, Glenn Department of Civil Engineering
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