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Welcome new and returning students, faculty, and researchers. Env.Weekly provides environmental-related announcements of upcoming seminar class speaker(s), achievements, general announcements, highlights from students and faculty, papers, news, etc. Please send in your achievements; we want to celebrate you!

 
 
 
 
Announcements for the week of September 24, 2024
 
 
 

Events/Seminars

Data Science, A.I., and Atmospheric Composition

Speaker: Sam Silva, Assistant Professor, Earth Sciences, University of Southern California

Understanding the controlling factors behind the chemical composition of the Earth’s atmosphere is a critical step toward addressing the modern environmental challenges of air pollution and climate change. Flyer

September 27, 10–10:50 am • Room 2311 - NCEL - Yeh Center

Hannah Horowitz • Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

News

UIUC International Travel Insurance Requirements

All undergraduate and graduate students participating in university-related travel are required to enroll in international insurance. Faculty and staff traveling abroad for all university-associated reasons are also required to enroll in the international insurance. Proof of insurance is required to book international travel using a TCard in the EES/EWES office. Please see Suzanne Giesler in Rm 3230 for assistance with insurance enrollment and to book travel.

Note: You run the risk of not being reimbursed for travel costs, if you do not enroll in the insurance program. Proof of insurance is required when submitting reimbursements in Chrome River.

Suzanne Giesler • Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Careers

Undergrad Hourly Position at ISWS

We are looking for undergrad students, preferably freshman and sophomores to work for us entering information into our database on CEU training for operators and online information in support of water and wastewater operators.  Honestly, it’s a great way to learn more about the issues small systems face in the US in providing safe water and developing a sustainable approach to water and wastewater system management.  This includes onsite wastewater management as well. I would be glad to do a webinar to explain what we do, how it supports the USEPA mission of developing better compliance for small systems, and how any undergrad in water and wastewater will benefit from working in our program.  It will give them an opportunity to understand the issues small systems in the US face, and how best to support them.

Steve Wilson
Groundwater Hydrologist
Head, Environmental Public Health, Information and Data Services Section
Program Director, PrivateWellClass.org and WaterOperator.org
Illinois State Water Survey - 1895-2020: 125 Years of Water and Weather Science
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
2204 Griffith Drive   Room 403b
Champaign, IL 61820
217-333-0956

Suzanne Giesler • Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Illinois Drinking Water Process Engineer

Corona Environmental is looking for a remote Drinking Water Process Engineer. They have a large amount of pilot testing work starting up later this year and going through next year so they are interested in considering a full-time position for a Drinking Water Process Engineer based remotely in Illinois; the St. Louis area would be fine. Generally, Corona Environmental is looking for a master's level or higher on the education side and should have some related background, thesis, or research related to drinking water issues. Their pilot testing work will include both PFAS treatment with GAC and IX as well as pipe rig testing with harvested lead service lines for corrosion control treatment evaluation.

Jonathan ‘Jake’ Causey, P.E. , Partner
Corona Environmental Consulting, LLC
jcausey@coronaenv.com
(C) 225-603-4169 
2106 S Burnside Ave., Ste. C | Gonzales, LA 70737
www.coronaenv.com

Ashlynn Stillwell • Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

 
 
 
 
 
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