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Career Development Series: Back to Basics - Your Resume/CV and Cover Letter: First Impressions
Monday, February 6, 2012, 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm. 146 Baker. Event Website
ESF Board of Trustees Meeting
Friday, February 10, 2012, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm. 408 Baker.
Career Development Series: Back to Basics - An Employer's Perspective
Monday, February 13, 2012, 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm. 146 Baker. Event Website
Career Development Series: Back to Basics - Succeeding at the Career Fair
Monday, February 20, 2012, 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm. 146 Baker. Event Website
ERE News
Precipitation, Snow
ESF's Steve Shaw in story and video on slow start to winter and water table levels. ("Lack of snow won't impact water table level"; 1/12/12) READ MORE
Environmental Science Lessons Draw Scouts to ESF
"App Garden" for NYS GIS Conference Sponsors & Exhibitors
As the geospatial industry continues to evolve with location-enabled and place-based information streams, the NYS GIS Conference advisory council is providing sponsors and exhibitors with more opportunities to highlight their geospatial products and services. New for this year are the "App Garden," a designated space on the exhibitor floor to showcase mobile, web-based, and/or desktop applications; the "Technology Petting Zoo," a place where attendees can spend quality time with the latest and greatest hardware, gadgets, and technology; and a "Demo Theater," a time where platinum, gold, and silver sponsors can engage attendees by introducing their products and services to participants. The NYS GIS is May 15-16, 2012 at the Oncenter Complex in Syracuse, NY. READ MORE
Ecological Engineering, Aquaponics
International coverage of aquaponics research project. ("Graduate researcher examining how to farm fish, plants in symbiotic system";12/8/11) READ MORE
Engineering Sustainable Futures
The Department of Environmental Resources Engineering (ERE) is proud of many things: great students, great alumni, great faculty & staff, great courses, great research, and great service! We encourage you to learn more about our undergraduate programs, our graduate programs, our Advisory Board, and our Faculty & Staff. Via the faculty links you can learn more about our courses, research, and service.
Celebrate Our 40th!
40th Anniversary Campaign Sustain our excellence with a $40 gift. Your donation will pay for ERE's highest needs - student oriented research and training.
Students and faculty joining our program are excited to engage in courses, research, and service to help meet the needs of the world and engineer sustainable futures.
Undergraduates enter our ERE program to engage 2 yrs of general engineering training followed by 2 yrs of specialized training in our 3 focus areas: ecological engineering, geospatial engineering, and water resources engineering. By way of comparison, a civil and environmental engineering program has 2 yrs of general education typically followed by 2 yrs of water resources, structural, and transportation engineering courses. Students leaving our program are uniquely suited to analyze, design, and engineer systems involving biological, chemical, and physical components across all spatial scales, and they are hired by the world's best graduate schools, companies, and agencies.
Graduate and undergraduate students in ERE are engaged in research that advances knowledge in our 3 focus areas. Students are part of an intelligent, active, and friendly cohort with a vibrant and internationally recognized faculty. Students lead and serve in campus governance, clubs, and sports, and thereby nurture and build highly valued character traits. We have an EAC/ABET accredited Forest Engineering program and in 2012-13 ABET reviews our Environmental Resources Engineering program accreditation request. Student training involves a modern, hands-on, design-focused curriculum. We have dedicated laboratory spaces, advanced classroom technology, dynamic teaching approaches, and a suite of gorgeous and challenging field sites. We love our ERE program for its ability to provide the individualized training of a small college along with the big university features via our SUNY and Syracuse University partnerships.
We invite you to explore our web site, contact us via ere@esf.edu, or come visit us to learn more about our program. We are developing engineering skills today for a better world tomorrow. Are you up to the challenge?
