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The mission of EES is to provide quality undergraduate and graduate educational programs in environmental engineering sciences, to conduct an internationally recognized environmental research program that will substantially contribute to the benefit of the earth, and to provide authoritative guidance to individuals and organizations charged with preventing and solving local, state, national and global environmental problems. EES serves as a leader in multi-department programs aimed at solving environmental problems and as a major on-campus crucible for conceptualization and solution of environmental problems.

News & Events

4/6/2012 Dr. Joseph Delfino Named a Friend of UCOWR Dr. Joseph Delfino has been named a Friend of UCOWR (The Universities Council on Water Resources) "in recognition of his significant contributions toward the goals of UCOWR." The award will be presented at the Awards Banquet of the 2012 UCOWR/NIWR Annual Conference on July 18 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Congratulations to Dr. Delfino for this recognition of his important service to his profession.

4/6/2012 EES Graduate Student Miguel Morales Awarded Association of Cuban Engineers Scholarship Ph.D. student Miguel Morales received the Rodolfo Sanchez Scholarship from the Association of Cuban Engineers this past weekend. Miguel is the president of the UF student chapter, Association of Cuban Student Engineers. Scholarships are awarded each year. For more information about the student chapter and its scholarship opportunities, please e-mail miguel22@ufl.edu. The next meeting for the Association of Cuban Student Engineers is April 11th at 7pm in Black 221. Food will be provided. All are welcome!

3/26/2012 Congratulations to Chris Tobiere, Recipient of the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) Award Chris Tobiere, an undergraduate environmental engineer and Air Force ROTC cadet, has been selected as the 2012 recipient of the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) Award for the Southeast region. The award "emphasizes the importance of engineering to national security by appropriate recognition of meritorious promise of achievement." Chris will now compete with other AFROTC cadets at the national level.

1/17/2012 Dr. Kirk Hatfield named Director of the Engineering School for Sustainable Infrastructure and Environment! Dr. Cammy Abernathy, Dean of the College of Engineering, announced that on July 1, 2011 Dr. Kirk Hatfield (pictured on left) will become the first director of the first school formed within the College of Engineering. The Engineering School for Sustainable Infrastructure and Environment (ESSIE) will house the Department of Civil and Coastal Engineering(CCE) and the Department of Environmental Engineering Sciences (EES). Also, each department has been assigned a new Department Head. For CCE, Dr. Robert Thieke will take the role and for EES, Dr. Paul Chadik has been named as Department Head. Faculty, staff and students from both Departments are excited about the restructuring and for the variety of new opportunities that it brings to the College and each of the Departments. For details visit: http://www.essie.ufl.edu/