The George Washington University
Engineering Management & Systems Engineering Department (EMSE)
Environmental & Energy Management Program (E&EM)
Spring 2001 (Volume 2, Number 1)
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Environmental Programs Strengthen Coordination Mechanisms. Over the past semester, the directors of GW's seven major environmental programs worked together to improve mechanisms for working across disciplinarily lines... |
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Graduate Pursues Innovative Programs at the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency. Nancy Birnbaum, a 1995 environmental graduate of the George Washington University, is a senior official in one the most innovative programs at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency... |
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Participates in Global Water Crisis International Workshop. Several GW faculty members played key roles in the Workshop on Global Water Crisis: Engineering the Solution that was conducted at the American Society of Civil Engineers World Headquarters... |
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Doctoral Students Defend Dissertation Research on Fuel Cell Cogeneration
and Environmental Impact Assessment. Andreas Deppe, an Enmrgy Systems Specialist with Hagler Baillee, Inc., defended his doctoral research.... |
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GW Artists Present Environmental Performance at Lisner Auditorium. GW dance choreographer Maida Withers, produced a spectacular dance, music and visual performance at GW’s Lisner Auditorium, on February 15 & 16, 2001... | New
Approach to Cleaning up Urban Rivers Presented at Brownfields Conference.
A new approach to cleaning up contaminated urban rivers was presented at the EPA Brownfields 2000 conference in Atlantic City... |
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E&EM
Doctoral Student Jerry Sherk Publishes Two New Papers. E&EM doctoral student Jerry Sherk recently published two papers in influential archival journals.... |
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Discusses Corps of Engineers on CNN Radio. Lieutenant General Vald Elvin R. (“Vald”) Heiberg III, former commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and E&EM lead professor Jonathan P. Deason were featured on the CNN radio talk show .... |
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