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Month: January 2019

Started as a Via Teaching Scholar for CEE3104

Posted on January 28, 2019August 10, 2019 by nicksqzou

I’m appointed as a Via Teaching Scholar this semester at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Thrilled to have the opportunity to teach CEE3104 “Introduction to Environmental Engineering”! Looking forward to this journey with 38 undergrads in my class.

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32nd GSA Research Symposium

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