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As a child, Emma Loucks fell in love with the environment and the process of making maple syrup at her grandparents’ maple syrup farm. The Environmental Engineering Technology major combines her passion for solving...
September 18, 2023 5-6pm STEM Innovation Center Rm 138 Free and open to the public UW-Green Bay students: Join the Environmental Engineering Technology faculty for an Open House on Monday, September 18 from 5-6...
Check out the first of three engineering technology majors to be redesigned: environmental engineering technology. How is this different from an environmental science major? What research projects our professors in this area involved in? ...
The University of Wisconsin – Green Bay’s Richard J. Resch School of Engineering Technology programs have received national accreditation. The bachelor’s of science degrees in Electrical Engineering Technology, Environmental Engineering Technology and Mechanical Engineering Technology...
Prof Holly (Environmental Engineering) received $185,000 from the USDA to complete laboratory and field assessments to reduce nutrient losses from edge of field agricultural runoff treatment systems. The project is a component of a...
GREEN BAY, Wis.—Leaders from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s College of Science, Engineering and Technology (CSET) and Bay College (Escanaba, Wis.) have created a pathway for students who complete their Water Resource Management associate’s...
Assistant Professor Mike Holly’s environmental engineering technology research students Richard Sanderson and Emma Loucks perform research analysis for a project funded through the Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin with additional student experience through the Environmental...
Assistant Prof. Michael Holly (Water Science, Resch School of Engineering) announced a number of publications and grants. Publications: Holly, M. A., Gunn, K. M., Rotz, C. A., & Kleinman, P. J. A. (2019). Management...
Eric Short ’17 (Environmental Engineering Technology), along with Ryan Holzem, Ph.D. former faculty member in engineering technology at UW-Green Bay, had an article published as part of the World Environmental and Water Resources Congress...
Assistant Prof. Ryan Holzem (Environmental Engineering Technology) was recently published in the journal of Water Science and Technology. His paper was “Evaluating the impacts of triclosan on wastewater treatment performance during startup and acclimation.”...
