Month: February 2023
2023 Black History Month Lecture-Feb 22nd 2003
You’re invited to the
2023 Black History Month Lecture
featuring Zion Clark
Wednesday, February 22, 2023
5:00 – 6:30 p.m.
Student Success Center
Clary Theater
Zion Clark was born September 29, 1997, in Columbus, Ohio with a rare birth defect called Caudal Regression Syndrome which caused him to be born without legs. Given up for adoption at birth with a mother not fit to take care of him and no father, Zion had to fend for himself from a young age. His childhood was a recipe for disaster–he bounced around in the foster care system and was labeled a problem child causing the system to give up on him early. Zion didn’t let his stop him from learning new skills, he picked up wrestling and music as at a young age which became his outlet from an abusive living situation. Through resiliency and consistency, Zion continued to figure out his way of approaching some of these passions and earned his position as an All-American wrestler and lead drummer of his church. He continues to defy all odds with his optimistic approach and “no excuses” mentality he embodies.
Zion was recruited by several colleges to wrestle and chose to attend Kent State where he spent the following two years steadily improving his skills and finding success at the varsity level. With his confidence and national ranking on the rise, Zion decided to embark on his toughest mission to date…becoming the first American athlete to compete in both the Olympic (wrestling) and Paralympic (wheelchair racing) Games in Tokyo (2020).
Hyatt Lecture February 9th at 11am
Job Board February 6th-February 10
Lafayette College has begun a search for a one-year visiting faculty member with expertise in project and construction management and a start date of August 2023 (http://apply.interfolio.com/120862). I’ve attached a description of the position that includes information on the application process. If you know of any potential candidates, please encourage them to apply and contact me if they have any questions.
Lafayette College Visiting Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering Advertisement
Florida Gulf Coast University is looking for a visiting instructor in environmental engineering for an anticipated one-year appointment starting in Fall 2023. For more information or to apply, please see: fgcu.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/eaglejobs/jobs/details/… This is a great opportunity for individuals looking to gain teaching experience at a predominately undergraduate institution with an emphasis on collaborative and hands-on learning experiences. Please share with others who may be interested. Applications received by 13 March will receive priority consideration.
We are looking to fill two faculty positions – one is focused on innovative construction methods and the other is a clinical position with a teaching focus. More information, including how to apply, can be found at the link below. Can you please distribute this link to anyone you know who might be interested in applying for these positions?
https://careers.asce.org/job/181379/assistant-professors-multiple-positions/
Tenure-Track Faculty Position Available at Washington State University: Please send to your postdocs and PhD students. Thank you!
#AssistantProfessor or #AssociateProfessor at: Washington State University Civil and Environmental Engineering
Candidates are sought with expertise in the development and application of numerical air quality models related to #air #quality, #atmospheric #chemistry, and #climatechange at urban, regional or global scales as well as skills in #model-data integration. The successful applicant will be expected to help lead the AIRPACT regional air quality forecast modeling system for the Pacific Northwest operated from the Laboratory for Atmospheric Research (LAR) group within the CEE department. This system includes machine-learning models to address regional air quality issues such as #wildfire #smoke. The selected applicant will be expected to teach and enhance the curriculum in graduate and undergraduate environmental engineering courses, direct graduate student research, and develop a strong extramurally funded research program.Apply here: https://hrs.wsu.edu/jobs/ Search for R-7798 for more information and application instructions
The Department of Civil Engineering at The City College of New York in NYC has three faculty positions available in environmental engineering, transportation, and geomechanics. CCNY is a minority-serving institution, and the only public engineering school in the NYC region offering B.E., M.E., and Ph.D. degrees in civil engineering.Please forward widely. Regards, Beth1) Assistant or Associate tenure-track faculty position in Environmental Engineering details for CUNY Job ID 26262
We seek applicants who will join us in leading the efforts to evolve water and wastewater infrastructure to become resilient to climate change, sustainable, and socially and environmentally equitable; and in areas that are complementary to our on-going research efforts in domestic water/wastewater engineering. Specific areas of interest to the department include, but are not limited to innovations in: water resource recovery and valorization; technology applications for process control such as connected and automated instrumentation; modeling and system management approaches that leverage emerging data streams; biological wastewater treatment; biological process modeling and optimization; and water/wastewater treatment of PFAS, microplastics, endocrine disruptors, disinfection by-products and other emerging contaminants. The start date for the position is Fall 2024, with an option to begin sooner. — Open until filled
2) Assistant or Associate tenure-track faculty position in Geomechanics details for CUNY Job ID 26096
Specific geotechnical engineering and geomechanics subareas of interest to the department include: Soil-structure interaction; Geo-hazard analysis and mitigation; Application of multi-scale computational modeling, data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence techniques to geotechnical engineering; Resilience, durability, and life-cycle assessment of geotechnical infrastructure; Research that improves community resilience to increasing climate hazards through performance-based design and adaptation of geotechnical assets. The start date for the position is Fall 2024. — Open until filled
3) Open rank, tenure-track faculty position in Transportation Engineering details for CUNY Job ID 25116
Specific areas of research interest include sustainable, equitable, and resilient transportation infrastructure planning, design, and operations; advanced technology applications for transportation; and new multi-scale modeling and system management approaches that leverage emerging data streams. Candidates with potential to develop interdisciplinary research and educational programs with partners in other GSOE, CCNY, and CUNY divisions are preferred. Examples of relevant areas for collaboration include artificial intelligence and computer vision applications to transportation; remote sensing and advanced geospatial analysis; transportation-energy system interdependencies; public health and community impacts of transportation and infrastructure; and urban and sustainability design. The start date for the position is Fall 2024. — Open until filled
How to apply: Apply through CUNY jobs at https://cuny.jobs/
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