Environmental Resources Engineering

ERE is home to one of the largest sediment transport flumes on the west coast which is used to study fish passage.

Students worked closely with HSU faculty to establish the Solar Radiation Monitoring Station located on the HSU Library roof.

From the top of HSU’s Science Building to the marketplaces of Kenya, students are analyzing the costs of kerosene lamps and the potential benefits of high-quality, off-grid LED lighting.

Lonny Grafman, Environmental Resources Engineering lecturer, working with students on the Samoa windbelt project.

Measuring the dissolved oxygen concentration in the Arcata Marsh and Wildlife Sanctuary, the first full-scale constructed wetland wastewater treatment facility in the U.S.

Yaad Rana, Marcela Jimenez, and Joshua Martinez flexed their math modeling and urban planning skills to beat out over 8,000 other universities at the 2017 Interdisciplinary Contest in Modeling.

A team of ERE students worked together to create a water filtration system that would be able to make a given sample of water drinkable again and walked away with a third in the water quality competition.

An Engineering 215 Design (Spring 2017) team show off their custom designed and built Fidget Desk, which will aid middle schoolers with ADHD, at Zane Middle School.

Students and community work together in the Practivistas program to design, build, and disseminate solar power.

ERE Alum Tom Warnock is now sponsoring the Thomas William Warnock Outstanding ERE Graduate. This $1000 award will be given annually.