Engineering @ 175 Though we acknowledge 1845 as the start of engineering at Union, the seeds were sown as early as 1802, when the first course on surveying was taught. Protecting and understanding groundwater Mason Stahl, the James M. Kenney Assistant Professor of Environmental Engineering Author, author: Students pen op-eds to dispel Covid myths Catching up with...Laura MacManus-Spencer Laura MacManus-Spencer is an associate professor of chemistry. She joined Union in 2006. Her area of research expertise is environmental chemistry. Professors Scott Kirkton and Leo Zaibert honored with Stillman Prizes Working from home: Student summer research adapts to the pandemic Meesha Gupta '21 part of an engineering dream team Prof. Mary Carroll '86 named finalist for ACS president-elect Jillian Guthrie ’20 awarded National Science Foundation graduate research award Alumni Spotlight: Mary Beth Gadarowski ’15 Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 10 Page 11 Current page 12 Page 13 Page 14 … Next page Next › Last page Last » ‹‹Sciences + engineering home
Engineering @ 175 Though we acknowledge 1845 as the start of engineering at Union, the seeds were sown as early as 1802, when the first course on surveying was taught.
Protecting and understanding groundwater Mason Stahl, the James M. Kenney Assistant Professor of Environmental Engineering
Catching up with...Laura MacManus-Spencer Laura MacManus-Spencer is an associate professor of chemistry. She joined Union in 2006. Her area of research expertise is environmental chemistry.