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Steven L. Belcher (BS)
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My
education (Natural Resources & Environment Concentration)
has served me well in performing my job duties. I thank the professors
that insisted that we use and practice our technical writing skills
with weekly lab reports and a senior year course that emphasized
we should present ourselves professionally... it has made and will
continue to make a great difference in my career.
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Kate
Barnhart (BS)
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With the Biosystems
Engineering (Natural Resources emphasis) degree I earned
from Clemson University in May of 1998, I obtained a job as an
Assistant Environmental Engineer at Dames & Moore in Bethesda,
MD.
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McNair
Bostick (BS , MS) |
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I am a Ph.
D. research student in the Laboratory of Environmental Control
Engineering in the Faculty of Horticulture at Chiba University,
Japan.
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John
R. Bradford, III (BS) |
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My name is
John R. Bradford, III and I graduated from Clemson University
in 1996 with a Bachelors of Science degree in Biosystems Engineering
with an emphasis in Natural Resources Engineering. Exxon
Company, U.S.A. (EUSA) recruited me from the program as an Associate
Environmental Engineer within the Marketing Department to work
at our company headquarters located in Houston, Texas.
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Keith
Conn (BS)
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When I graduated
from the Biosystems Engineering program (Natural Resources emphasis),
I was seeking employment as an environmental engineer. I soon
received an opportunity to do environmental remediation work for
Omega Environmental Services in Texas. This was exactly the kind
of job I wanted and began work in San Antonio.
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Cortney
Giardino (BS) |
Automation
Engineer with KINETICS-bio/Pharmaceutical Division , Durham, NC
BioKINETICS
is a design/build engineering firm focusing on high-purity process
systems. A system to provide pure water is an example.
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Emily
E. Godbold (BS) |
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In July of
1999, I began working for STS Consultants, Ltd. in Vernon Hills,
Illinois, located just outside Chicago. STS is a consulting firm
that offers environmental science, geotechnical, structural, and
civil engineering services. I work in the engineering department
of STS, and split my time between water resources projects and
civil engineering projects.
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John
Kirby (BS) |
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I enrolled
in the Natural Resources concentration intending to work in the
environmental engineering field. However, I am currently employed
by Carolina Power and Light Company (CP&L) as an associate
engineer performing electrical engineering duties and project
management in the distribution engineering and operations section.
I am proof that the Biosystems Engineering degree at Clemson University
can take you any place that you want to go within its field of
study and even to areas outside of the natural resources and environment
arena.
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J.P.
Johns BS(BS , MS) |
My
undergraduate Biosystems Engineering (Natural Resources emphasis)
degree offered me a wide range of disciplines related to preserving
our environment. One discipline that really caught my attention
was hydrology and sedimentology.
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Joy
Sherman (BS) |
I
graduated in December of 1996 from Clemson University with a Biosystems
Engineering degree, and with a Natural Resources Emphasis. With
this degree, I accepted a job working for the State of South Carolina
in the Department of Health & Environmental Control (DHEC).
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John
Garner (BS) |
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After graduating
from Clemson University in May 1998, with a degree in Biosystems
Engineering (Natural Resources Concentration), I immediately accepted
employment with McGill-Schnabel as a Staff Engineer.
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Kathryn
Gies (BS) |
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While studying
Biosystems Engineering (Natural Resources Concentration) at Clemson
University, I became interested in water quality and natural water
treatment systems. Natural treatment systems utilize the biological,
physical, and chemical processes that occur in the environment
for treatment of wastewater.
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Trayle
Kulshan (BS) |
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I am currently
pursuing a Ph.D. in Hydrogeology at Stanford University. I work
with Dr. Steve Gorelick in the Department of Geological and Environmental
Sciences in the Hydrogeology Research Group. Our group does a
variety of applications, but all of them involve computer modeling
at some level.
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Maureen
M. Wingfield (BS) |
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am a project design and construction engineer with background in
municipal treatment plants. I have been involved in process/design
work and construction management services for small and large-sized
municipal plants. With Stearns & Wheler, I have performed process/design
work and construction management for treatment plant upgrades. |
