Civil and Environmental Engineering 2019 retrospective

The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering congratulates the new graduates and award winners from the 2018-19 academic year.

Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Engineering:

• Jack Bitney 
• Kristina Chu
• Kelly Donohue
• Julia Garbow
• Richard Gilland
• Mile Krstev
• Zoe LeBlanc
• Lauren Quickel
• Elizabeth White
• Hannah Zafar

Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering:

• Rory Buckman
• Declan Devine
• James Finnegan
• Sonja Hartmann
• Dylan Jones
• Alexandra Kulich
• Andrew Mao
• Isaac Mudge
• Caroline Passalacqua
• Jonas Procton
• Bora Tarimcilar
• Alexander von Campe

Bachelor's Degree in Engineering Science:

• Clara Eshaghpour

Master's of Science degree with thesis:

• James Goodman, “Impacts of Salinity and Polymer Coating on the Mobility of Iron Oxide Nanoparticles in Porous Media” (Advisor: Kurt Pennell)
• Amanda Parry, “The Effect of Temperature and Variation of Salinity during One Dimensional Compression” (Advisor: John Germaine)
• Mark Zablocki, “Resedimented Nile Silty Clay (RNSC): Characterization and Soil Behavior Comparison” (Advisor: John Germaine)

Master's of Science degree without thesis:

• John Elsey
• Elisa Jazan
• Julie Powers
• Hur Zannat
• Logan Brill
• Tian Jin
• Nathan Pacheco
• Mandip Pokharel
• Neil Spazzarini
• Lichen Wang
• Belinda Xian

Doctorate Degree:

• Tania Alarcon Falconi, “A systematic approach to time series analysis of seasonal infections” (Advisor: Elena Naumova)
• Nathan Davis, “Characterization of Bridge Foundations for Reuse”  (Advisor: Masoud Sanayei)
• Michael Ritter, "Multi-stakeholder optimization of preventive health programs: Evidence from randomized experiments on marketing strategies for household chlorination in Haiti” (Advisor: Daniele Lantagne)
• Karin Gallandat, "Surface Disinfection Efficacy and Effectiveness Assessment for Low-Resource Outbreak Settings" (Advisor: Daniele Lantagne)
• Tian Tang, “An Adjoint-Sensitivity-Analysis Based Mathematical Framework: DNAPL Source Zone Characterization, Uncertainty Quantification, and Sampling” (Advisor: Linda Abriola)
• Marlene Wolfe, “Context-specific approaches to the assessment of WASH exposures, interventions, and outcomes” (Advisor: Daniele Lantagne)

Undergraduate Student Awards:

• Howe Walker Award (ASCE): Andrew Mao
• William Morese Award (ASCE): Declan Devine
• Max O. Urbahn Award (SAME): Hannah Zafar

Graduate Awards:

• SOE Dean's Fellowship: Ana Claudia E. Guedes (Advisor: Linda Abriola)
• Provost Fellowship: Abigail Harvey (Advisor: Amy Pickering)
• Jonthan Curtis Award: Veronica Gonsalez (Advisor: Andrew Ramsburg)
• Hanes Award: Nabila Khandaker (Advisor: Daniele Lantagne)
• Edgerton Award: Zachery Tanguay (Advisor: John Germaine); Jeremy Salerno (Advisor: Laurie Baise)

2019-2020 Cataldo Scholars:

• Sal Herrera-Montesdeoca (Advisors: Chris Swan and Kristen Wendell)
• Sarah Morton (Advisor: Helen Suh)
• Magny Mukundwa (Advisor: Laurie Baise)
• Sean Murphy (Advisor: Jon Lamontagne)
• Pietro Picco (Advisor: Chris Swan)
• Justin Reyes (Advisor: Laurie Baise)
• Sabastian Sak (Advisor: Masoud Sanayei)

Littleton Undergraduate Graduation Awards:

• Dylan Jones
• Jonas Procton
• Liz White
• Lauren Quickel

Littleton Graduate Graduation Awards:

• Amy Hunter (Advisor: Andrew Ramsburg)
• Mingming Song (Advisor: Babak Moaveni)
• Steven Lambert (Advisor: Jack Germaine)
• Marlene Wolfe (Advisor: Daniele Lantagne)

Littleton Fellowship Awards (2019 seniors in the BS/MS program):

• Isaac Mudge 
• Jim Finnegan
• Andrew Mao
• Alexander van Campe

Littleton Fellowship Awards (2020 seniors in the BS/MS program):

• April Weintraub
• Sebastian Sak
• Justin Reyes