Water Resources Engineer 💧| University of Kentucky 💙 | PhD Candidate📚 | Kansas State University Alum 💜 | UK NRT Trainee 🌱
Joined October 2019
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I can’t miss an opportunity to celebrate water… happy World Water Day! #WaterResearch #EmergingContaminants
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Today our executive committee is spending time in a virtual retreat to focus on some larger discussions, play some games, and get to know each other a little better! Now we are participating in a professional development session with Cheryl Mitchell! #asabeypc #asabe #getinvolved
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Coming to a stadium near you
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Interested in learning more about our graduate programs? Our yearly Graduate Student Recruitment Event is back on! Submit your application using the form on our website under GSRE. Limited spots available; travel scholarships available for U.S. travel. bit.ly/3dYNgtB
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Donate $20 for 20 years of YPC! The YPC has been able to accomplish a lot of our goals and objectives on donated time and expertise from young professional members. We have been lucky to have funds from past fundraising efforts like “All in Good Fun” and from generous members.
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#mesoTeam 2022 Halloween pumpkin decorating complete! Plus we actually grew these pumpkins as part of a #nanopesticide research project funded by @USDA_NIFA. We donated the other >1000 pumpkins to local schools! Any guesses on which two pumpkins won the competition? @uk_bae
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Join us for a come-and-go social event where we will have snacks, drinks, spooky music, and a pumpkin carving competition (winner receives a $25 gift card)! You are welcome to bring a plus one as well, just let us know so we can plan accordingly for the number of attendees
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Humans are front and center in the new water cycle diagram from the USGS. It’s the first update to the educational chart used by hundreds of thousands of students in more than 20 years.
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Rivers play an important role in providing water across the state of Kansas. Check out why this source needs protecting! #SourceWaterProtectionWeek #ProtectTheSource
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Save the Date! Our 2nd Annual @InFellows Food, Water, and Energy Symposium is Thursday, December 8th in the Jacobs Science Building. Stay tuned for more information on speakers and registration. #NSFfunded
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Interested in getting involved with YPC but don’t know how? One way is to join a sub-committee by emailing [email protected] to sign up! You can view the list of sub-committees in the YPC August Updates.
The wetland mesocosms are planted! Now to keep them alive through next summer… @ProfMesser @InFellows #NRTfunded #gradStudent
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Congratulations to the new UK INFEWS cohort of trainees, and to those graduating the program last Friday! 👨🏽🌾🌊⚡️
@InFellows is multidisciplinary team providing unique graduate educational opportunities in #food, #energy and #water systems. @NSF #nsffunded
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Fantastic poster session for the #mesolab with @uk_bae at #ASABE22 completed by Emily Nottingham regarding floating treatment wetlands receiving emerging contaminant mixtures and Jake Richardson regarding biochar treatment ! @NSF and @InFellows funded
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Biosystems engineers go by a lot of different names but we're all focused on the same thing: educating students who want to make sure the world has clean water, enough food, and sustainable energy. Students just like you, who want to make the world better.
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An early shot of @ProfMesser @meso_lab's greenhouse. We will have updates soon.
#GreenHouse #bioeconomy #Sustainability #TeamMesser
