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The Class of 2014 has some fun at orientation!

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Theme Housing connects people with like interests, such as WISE Women in Science & Engineering.

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Our University photographer dons scuba gear to take the Swim Team's picture!

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Lou Dobbs Tonight visits campus to film Michael Nyberg '07 and his Larvasonic Invention.

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Environmental Science & Engineering Graduate Students

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		Nichole Baldwin ESE M.S. Candidate Research: Air Particles Office: N/A			Emily Ball ESE M.S. Candidate Research: Observing Rotifer and Zooplankton Populations along the St. Lawrence River Office: Science Center 276B
		Jeffrey Bigelow ESE Ph.D. Candidate Research: N/A Office: N/A			Robert Cully ESE M.S. Candidate Research: VOC Emission from Human Skin Office: Science Center 174
		Fei Dai ESE PhD Candidate Research: Integration of Filtration and Advanced Oxidation: Development of a Membrane Liquid Phase Plasma Reactor Office: Rowley 240			Abrham DiMarco ESE M.S. Candidate Research:N/A Office:N/A
		David Gower ESE M.S. Candidate Research:N/A Office:N/A			Anthony Harvey ESE M.S. Candidate Research: Two-Dimensional River Model for Predicting Bacterial Contamination of Bathing Beaches in the St. Lawrence River Office: Science Center 176B
		Kaitlin Hayes ESE M.S. Candidate Research: N/A Office: N/A			Micheal Jahne ESE Ph.D. Candidate Research: Air Emissions from the Land Application of Manure Office: Rowley 164
		Benjamin Jordan ESE M.S. Candidate Research: Office:			Seungo Kim ESE Ph.D. Candidate Research: Ammonia and Manure Application Office: Rowley 172
		Stefanie Kring ESE M.S. Candidate Research: Using Daphnia as Biological Harvesters of Algal Lipid Office: Science Center 176B			James Laing ESE Ph.D. Candidate Research: Long-Term Arctic Aerosol Characterization Office: CARES 201
		Elayna Mellas ESE M.S. Candidate Research: Risk Assessment of Exposure to Talc in Vermont Mines and Mills Office: 115 Old Snell Hall			Hideyuki Miyazaki ESE M.S. Candidate Research: Risk Communication Office: N/A
		Kyle Monahan ESE M.S. Candidate Research: Metal Remediation Office: N/A			James Paley ESE M.S. Candidate Research: Watershed Modeling and Monitoring Office: 104 Old Snell Hall
		Dinusha Siriwardena ESE PhD Candidate Research: N/A Office: N/A			Kinga Stryszowska ESE PhD Candidate Research: Comparison of Restored Wetlands to Natural Ones on the St. Lawerence River Office: Science Center 170G
		Chuan Tang ESE M.S. candidate Research: N/A Office: N/A			Elysia Taylor ESE M.S. Candidate Research: Building In Situ Remote Phosphate and Nitrate Sensors Office: Old Snell Hall 111
		Elysia Taylor ESE M.S. Candidate Research: Building In Situ Remote Phosphate and Nitrate Sensors Office: Old Snell Hall 111			Laura Tiche ESE M.S.. Candidate Research: N/A Office: N/A
		Jue Wang ESE M.S. Candidate Research: N/A Office: N/A			Cheng Zhang ESE M.S Candidate Research: Waste Water Treatment Office: N/A
		Hao Zhou ESE M.S. Candidate Research: N/A Office: N/A