The humanitarian engineering and design programs are pleased to have received an MIME Strategic Excellence grant to bring in Dr. Nathan Johnson from Airzona State University. Please join us.
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The humanitarian engineering and design programs are pleased to have received an MIME Strategic Excellence grant to bring in Dr. Nathan Johnson from Airzona State University. Please join us.
WRGP Water Resources Engineering Winter Seminar Series. Thomas Mosier, research scientist at Idaho National Laboratory, will present “To Kabul and Back Again: Climate, Water, and Hydropower Systems in Flux” on Wednesday, Jan. 16, from noon to 1 p.m. in STAG 111. Free and open to the public.
Please join the OSU humanitarian engineering program's core faculty Dr. Bryan Tilt for a two-lecture series "Considering the Human Side of Energy Development Projects: Theory and Method in Social Impact Assessment":
Refreshments will be provided.
Title: Rebounding Malaria and the Ethics of Eradication:
the WHO Campaign in Zanzibar, 1957-1968 and Contemporary Implications
On Friday, October 5th, 68 students from the Springfield Academy of Arts High School's course in Design for Low Resource Populations will visit campus to learn about the humanitarian engineering program. Following an introduction to the program by Dr. Nordica MacCarty, the students will hear from graduate and undergraduate students in the humanitarian engineering program during a poster session. Topics of the posters will include:
Projects
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Sharp awarded ASME Edwin F. Church medal |
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Green Empowerment is a Portland-based NGO that works with local partners around the world to strengthen communities by delivering renewable energy and safe clean water.
Details on this unpaid internship are available here:
https://www.greenempowerment.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/2018-Technical-Intern-Description.pdf
Feel free to contact OSU's Dr. Nordica MacCarty with questions.
Check out the article here!
