Water and Wastewater Treatment Faculty and Staff
The Center works with many talented faculty and associates both on and off campus to provide quality water research. Below are the faculty associates at Tennessee Tech with whom the Center works to explore the field of water and wastewater treatment. To learn more about each faculty member, follow the links from their names to their department or professional Web pages.
Pedro Arce, University Distinguished Faculty Fellow-Professor & Chair
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(931) 372-3189
Prescott (PRSC) 214
Electrokinetics (Electrophoresis, Environmental Proteomics and Health Care Informatics, EK-Soil Cleaning) • High Oxidation Processes (Non-thermal Plasma, Photocatalysis, UV Processes) • Nano-structured (soft) Materials (Morphological Effects, Optimization of Separation Efficiency) • Engineering Education (High Performance Learning Environments, Hi-PeLE; Critical Thinking, Innovation and Creativity).
Sharon Berk, Professor
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(931) 372-3451
Prescott (PRSC) 435
Dennis George, P.E., Director of the Center for the Management, Utilization and Protection of Water Resources, and Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
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(931) 372-3609
Prescott (PRSC) 233
Expertise in natural and engineered systems for control of contaminants in the environment
John Harwood, Professor
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(931) 372-3473
Foster (FOST) 222
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Expertise in analytical/environmental chemistry; aquatic chemistry; fate of pesticides in the environment; stream ecology; sociology of environmental decision making.
Gordon Stearman, Professor
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(931) 372-3528
Prescott (PRSC) 340
Expertise in organic farm compost and irrigation treatments in vegetable plots; developing innovative extraction and analytical methods; studying fate and transport of anthropogenic chemicals in soil; developing constructed wetland systems for cleanup of water runoff in nurseries; developing best management systems for control of urban nonpoint source pollutants.
Lenly Weathers PE, Associate Professor
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(931) 372-6539
Prescott (PRSC) 339
Expertise in fate and transport of pollutants in the environment; transformation of chlorinated compounds; oxidized metals and other pollutants in anaerobic environments in the presence of metallic iron






