Teaching
Courses Taught
ENVE 441/CE 593C/CE 493A: Water Treatment Principles (Fall 2024)
Analysis and design of physical and chemical processes typically used for water treatment, with an emphasis on drinking water treatment.
ENVE/CE 347: Introduction to Environmental Engineering, West Virginia University (Fall 2024)
Undergraduate lecture and laboratory experience in which students are introduced to key concepts relevant to environmental engineering.
ENVE 449/CE 593C: Sustainable Development Engineering (Spring 2024)
Applying sustainable engineering, public health, anthropology, science policy, and technology to provide equitable access to food, energy, water, and health in low- and middle-income countries and underserved communities in high-income countries like the United States.
CE 542/493L: Physicochemical Treatment (Fall 2023)
Analysis and design of physical and chemical processes typically used for water treatment, with an emphasis on drinking water treatment.
CE 593C/493A: Sustainable Development Engineering (Fall 2022)
Applying sustainable engineering, public health, anthropology, science policy, and technology to provide equitable access to food, energy, water, and health in low- and middle-income countries and underserved communities in high-income countries like the United States.
CE 347: Introduction to Environmental Engineering, West Virginia University (Spring 2022)
Undergraduate lecture and laboratory experience in which students are introduced to key concepts relevant to environmental engineering.
ENV 4004L: Environmental Engineering Laboratory, University of South Florida (Spring 2019)
Undergraduate laboratory experience in the measurement of environmental engineering parameters.
ENV 6510/PHC 6310: Sustainable Development Engineering, University of South Florida
Graduate course on the study of the application of appropriate and sustainable engineering solutions and technology to control environmental pollutants found in a developing world setting and smaller communities in North America.
Honors Panama Spring Break, University of South Florida
Weeklong service-learning education abroad trip to Panama for 20 undergraduate students in the Honors College. Students visited a Peace Corps Water and Sanitation volunteer, helped construct a drinking water distribution system alongside members of her community, and conducted public health education in local schools and hospitals.
Blue Gold: Science, Engineering, and the Future of Water, Duke Talent Identification Program
Intensive two-week course on water management, policy, and global issues.