Students enrolled in CE 176: "Geoenvironmental Engineering and Environmental Geotechnics," worked this spring semester in teams to select a geoenvironmental topic that was of interest and learn more about it. Instead of submitting their report to the instructors (Prof. Dimitrios Zekkos and Prof. Kenichi Soga), students submitted their project online to solicit feedback from industry professionals.
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The 39th Annual Geosystems Engineering Distinguished Lecture Series
May 7, 2021
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM PST
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SFGI ASCE and UC Berkeley are pleased to present the 39th Annual Geosystems Engineering Distinguished Lecture Series
This year’s event will take place online on May 7th at 10:00am-2:00pm PST and will feature the following three lectures and a panel discussion:
Professor Tina Chow was selected for UC Berkeley’s Extraordinary Teaching in Extraordinary Times award, which recognizes faculty, staff and student instructors who in 2020 embraced the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, and engaged in or supported excellent teaching.
EVHybridNoire is the nation’s largest network of diverse electric vehicle drivers and enthusiasts. An organization with a passionate and dedicated team, our mission is to advance EVs and other “e-mobility” solutions--and ensure those solutions are inclusive and equitable. We are expanding our team with regional managers who will each lead our e-mobility and transportation policy and advocacy programs in their region. We are hiring a National Policy Manager who will oversee our efforts at the federal level and support our state-level policy work, and we are looking for a National Communications Manager who will expand our reach in earned and paid media.
We are looking for great people to join our team for the following positions:
- Western States Program Manager
- Midwest Program Manager
- Mid-Atlantic & Southeast Program Manager
- National Policy Manager
- National Communications Manager
The transportation community deeply mourns the loss of Emeritus Professor Marty Wachs of the Departments of Civil & Environmental Engineering and City & Regional Planning at the University of California, Berkeley (and UCLA where he was a Distinguished Professor Emeritus in Urban Planning). His dedication to students, teaching, and research are truly inspiring. He has left a legacy in many areas of transportation research, including his pioneering work on social equity, environmental quality, and community values.
