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I finally passed my Ph.D. defense today. So now I can officially call myself Dr. Zou!

Many thanks to all my committee members, friends, and family members for their love and support through these four years!

After six semesters, I have finally completed all five modules of the Engineering Futures Programs. This afternoon, I received the package containing my certificate from Tau Beta Pi. What a surprise!!

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.

The leadership of WER wants to thank the top reviewers of the last year. The academics listed below have contributed the most outstanding reviews in 2017.Thank you for your service to the journal!

• Daniel Cassidy
• Guangbin Li
• Hanzhuo Fu
• Xiaojin Li
• Charles Bleckmann
• Jongmin Kim
• James Pratt
• Murat Eyvaz
• W.J. Huang
• Hao Chen
• Chih-Ming Kao
• Khalid Elwakeel
• Adrian Bonilla-Petriciolet
• Tian Zhang
• Yi He
• Grant Goedjen
• Norma Beltran
• Ashley Pifer
• Ningshengjie Gao
• Gaoke Zhang
• Hamidreza Sharifan
• Jaret Johnson
• Murthy Kasi
• Thomas O’Connor
• Shiqiang Zou

Original link for this news:  https://www.wef.org/wer

This is my second time attending Graduate Student Assembly Research Symposium, and it’s amazing that I won the Gold Prize in oral presentation!

Link: http://www.cee.vt.edu/ewr/2017/04/26/ewr-excels-at-gsa-symposium/

Orginial article is published on Roanoke Times

Link: http://www.roanoke.com/news/education/higher_education/virginia_tech/understandable-communication-aim-of-first-nutshell-games/article_3e88a86c-f1d1-5a18-a59a-4ff906a8e728.html

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