EAES News

The American Geophysical Union held it’s conference in New Orleans Louisiana where multiple faculty and students attended and presented.

Develop novel computational techniques based on machine learning methods, and apply them to geophysical dataset for subsurface characterization and monitoring.

Students create new RISE Innovation Lab to support sustainable concepts and ideas

This online graduate degree program can be completed in one year and is designed to fill a management need for governmental agencies, non-profit organizations, and private-sector companies.

An interdisciplinary team led by Dr. Dirk Vanderklein (Biology) and funded by the National Science Foundation’s Education Dept. seek to help first generation students succeed in STEM majors. Others on the project include Nina Goodey (Chemistry), Joshua Galster (EAES) and Julie Dalley (Research Academy for University Learning)

Dr. Michael Kruge, EAES and Dr. Kevin Olsen, Chemistry, studied sediment samples collected by the EPA from the Hackensack River that indicate the riverbed is laced for 22 miles with a toxic cocktail made up of dozens of contaminants, from its mouth in Newark Bay up to the Oradell Reservoir. Wochit

The Environmental Management program congratulates Drs. Alejandra Bozzolasco, Melissa Hansen, and Nanzhu Li, who successfully defended their dissertations and received their doctoral degrees at the Winter 2017 Commencement.

Award is nation’s top honor for scientists and engineers in early stages of their research careers

Montclair State University’s Earth and Environmental Studies Department offers this study abroad program for students in any major, giving them the opportunity to examine the current issues, challenges and conditions of an urban environment in Southeast Asia.

The Earth and Environmental Studies faculty offer our heartfelt congratulations to our Class of 2016 graduates!

Congratulations to B.S. in Earth and Environmental Science major Christina Verhagen, who was the best of the best in the TechLaunch Future Scientist Competition.