This Fall Semester the new class of engineering students assembled in the Rozsa Center Performance Hall to hear a speech by Michigan Tech alumnus David House on September 4th, first day of classes. He shared his engineering experiences from a 47 year career.
Environmental Engineering CE 5992 Graduate Seminar: Sep 24
Dr. Avery Demond, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, University of Michigan
Title: “Impact of the Interaction of Chlorinated Solvents and Clay in Low Permeability Zones in the Subsurface” GLRC 201 3-4 PM
Environmental Engineering CE 5992 Graduate Seminar: Sep 17
Keenan Murray, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, MTU Title: “Process-Scale Modeling of Atmosphere-Snowpack Exchange of NOx” GLRC 201, 3 to 4 p.m
Civil Engineering Graduate Seminar, Dow ESE 641, 4 pm September 6, 2012
Dr. Dale Tahtinen will speak on the interactions possible between civil and environmental engineers and both state and federal legislators. He will also discuss how we (engineers) can be most effective in influencing legislation. I’m sure that some of his commentary will raise questions, and he has requested that questions from the audience can be raised at any time. Dr. Tahtinen has a great deal of experience interacting with elected and appointed officials ranging from the President of the United States to state staff members.