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The National Association of Geoscience Teachers is committed to improving geoscience teaching and student learning. Effective teaching assistants are an important part of that equation. Go Tigers!
She was nominated by Dr. Alan Coulson. We appreciate the work that you have done in teaching and serving students, on top of your own studies and research.
Congratulations to Annalee Chiaviello for being selected as a recipient of the National Association of Geoscience Teachers (NAGT) Outstanding TA Award 🎉This award honors undergraduate and graduate students who have demonstrated excellence as Teaching Assistants.
We are very thankful for your support in attending the EEES Career Fair & Panel and making it a success. Thanks to our Sponsors, Companies that Attended, Students, Staff, Panelists, Clemson Photography, Faculty, Events Services, Aramark, Center for Career and Professional Development.
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We’re excited to see you tomorrow at the Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences Career Fair!
Registration closes today at 2:00 PM, but walk-ins are welcome. Be sure to bring an extra copy of your resume to leave at the registration table.
This would be a full-time teaching position at the college. Their department consists of geology, chemistry, physics, and astronomy. There is opportunity for the new person to teach any of the courses in their department (and possibly biology if they have enough related graduate coursework).
Greenville Technical College (main campus in Greenville) is hiring and seeking a candidate who has (or will have) a master's degree in geology (or related degree) with at least 18 graduate credit hours in geology.
Further, he also demonstrated the potential to gain real-time phenotypic insights using label-free (i.e., without the use of stains or dyes) in complex phytoplankton communities.
potentially phenotyping (i.e., what they are doing?). He highlighted in his talk the recent advances in real-time autonomous characterization of phytoplankton in engineered and natural environments leveraging a low-cost flow imaging microscope.
when samples are processed without the use of stains or labels. When combined with state-of-the-art artificial intelligence approaches, these optical characterization methods have the potential for real-time community genotyping (i.e., who is present?) and
process control – is not yet feasible due to the constraints associated with sample processing and data analyses (i.e., long turnaround times). In contrast, optical methods for microbial visualization offer the significant advantage of faster sample processing and analyses, especially
He discussed how advances in nucleic acid sequencing technologies have revolutionized our ability to characterize complex microbial communities in engineered and natural environments. Yet, utilizing this nucleic acid sequencing data for real-time decision making – from risk assessment to
We had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Ameet J. Pinto as our seminar speaker on February 20, 2026. His presentation, “Advancing Autonomous Phytoplankton Monitoring: Genotype to Phenotype,” showcased innovative approaches in his research.
The Environmental Engineering & Earth Sciences Career Fair is coming up soon on Thursday, March 5th at the Hendrix Student Center—don’t miss your chance to network with industry professionals and explore career opportunities!
celebrate that three of them have secured tenure-track faculty positions in the U.S.
Be a part of the next generation shaping AI, informatics, & innovative water science & engineering! A special thank you to National Science Foundation for funding and supporting this project.
postdocs, engineers, professionals, and early-career faculty to apply and join this transformative experience. They are proud to have trained more than 350 researchers, engineers, and professionals over the past two years, mentored 27 WaterSoftHack Fellows, and
Apply here: clemson.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...
Link to WaterSoftHack website: watersofthack.github.io
In their past trainings, they have welcomed participants from engineering, agriculture, forestry, environmental science, geology, and more. They encourage grad & undergrad students,
running machine learning models in cloud and edge computing environments, learning how to design scalable workflows, deploy models efficiently, and leverage modern computational resources for water research applications.
Application due date: March 31, 2026
Training Dates: July 21–31, 2026
WaterSoftHack 2026—Apply NOW!
WaterSoftHack 2026 is here! This year, they are diving into cloud and edge computing, equipping the next generation of water science & engineering researchers with cutting-edge technology & cyberinfrastructure training. Participants will gain hands-on experience
Exciting Graduate Research Assistant opportunity at Clemson University in collaboration with Savannah River National Lab (SRNL)! Applications are due on April 10th, and position will remain open until it is filled. See details below for more information.
including the Department of Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences, enjoyed pizza and learning about rewarding career paths in the nuclear industry!
Clemson's American Nuclear Society and Nuclear Discussion Collective hosted a Nuclear Career Panel with guests from Dominion Energy and Westinghouse Electric Corporation. Over thirty undergraduate and graduate students from several departments,
Check out the links below to learn more!
Residential Field Excursion:
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Promotional Video:
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Clemson MBA 10th Anniversary of Study Abroad at Oxford University:
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either individually or through the University. There are around 11 openings left on the course this summer for interested students.
You can see their promotional video which helps students understand what they can expect from their summer with Ox-Academic Summer-School Tours.
Option 2: Sustainable Development in Practice: Energy, Society & Nature
(www.oxsummerschools.co.uk/environmenta...)
The highlight of this program is a 3 day signature field trip across Wales. The applications window is open until March 1, 2026 and there is still time for students to apply,
The program offers Environmental Courses. Students in EEES are invited to consider applying. The program offers 2 courses relevant to EEES students:
Option 1: Climate Change & British Landscape Development: Global Risk & Resilience (www.oxsummerschools.co.uk/environmenta...)