Environmental Engineering


Kamau Nbalia - Northeastern Sewer District, Cleveland

Keith Farrow - US EPA National Risk Management Research Lab, Cincinnati

Bryan Smith - Xenia Township and City of Xenia

Quan Lewis - USDA Natural Resources and Conservation Service, Cincinnati

Crystal Stewart - Wright State University Pharmacology and Toxicology lab

Nick Corbin - Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati



Water Resources Managment

Yolanda Millender - Northeastern Sewer District

KeAusha Brown - Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati (graduated)

Andre Morton - Ohio Transportation Consortium (Grant work)

Dontae Dorsey - Ohio Transportation Consortium (Grant work)

Mark Hatfied - United States Bureau of Reclamation (Grant work)

John Davenport - United States Bureau of Reclamation (Grant work)



Geography


Mercedes K. Woods : ATK CAPEP (Pre-Engineering ATK summer Program)

B.A.(Honors) – Rutgers University,
M.Sc. – Virginia Tech,
Ph.D. – Rutgers University and New Jersey Institute of Technology,
Diploma Management Studies – Jamaican Institute of Management 1998


Dr. DeBonne Wishart is hydrogeophysicist and hydrogeologist whose research interests are near surface geophysical exploration, fracture characterization, azimuthal self potential, azimuthal resistivity, induced polarization, ground penetrating radar, pneumatic fracturing. Her expertise incorporates environmental hydrogeophysics, electric geophysical fracture anisotropy characterization, groundwater and contaminant transport modeling, GIS, and environmental chemical analysis. She has thirteen years of university academic teaching experience in Geology and has previously worked as a Project Hydrogeologist with a major environmental consulting corporation various groundwater projects that include groundwater modeling and remediation design for the FAA Technical Center, Atlantic City, New Jersey. Her research work has been presented extensively at international and US professional meetings and published in ‘Geophysics Research Letters’ and ‘Journal of Hydrology’.

2010 Ohio Transportation Consortium
Undergraduate Paper Competition Results
Winner: Andre’ Morton, WRM, CSU

"Classification of Urban Districts based on Mobile Carbon Monoxide Exposure Using Self Organizing Maps"