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 Hall (PRSC) 233

Expertise in natural and engineered systems for control of contaminants in the environment

Sharon Berk, Professor
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(931) 372-3451
Prescott Hall (PRSC) 435

Tania Datta, Assistant Professor
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(931) 372-3446
Prescott Hall (PRSC) 333

Dr. Datta is a newly appointed faculty member in the Center for Management, Utilization & Protection of Water Resources and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Her research interests include:

• Wastewater Treatment Design
• Environmental Microbiology
• Bioenergy Production
• Resource Recovery from Wastewater
• Role of Microbes in Natural Aquatic Ecosystem
• Low-Cost Technologies for Water and Sanitation in Developing Countries

Gordon Stearman, Professor
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(931) 372-3528
Prescott Hall (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.

Melinda Anderson, Interim Director
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(931) 372-3157
South Hall (SOUT) 102B

Interim Director and Didactic Program in Dietetics Director

Associate Professor, Food, Nutrition and Dietetics. Ph.D., TTU, 2005. Registered Dietitian and Licensed Dietitian/Nutritionist in Tennessee.

Pedro Arce, University Distinguished Faculty Fellow-Professor & Chair
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(931) 372-3189
Prescott Hall (PRSC) 214 Webpage

Electrokinetics (Electrophoresis, Environmental Proteomics and Health Care Informatics, EK-Soil Cleaning) • Advanced 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).

James Baier, Assistant Professor of Agricultural Engineering Technology
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(931) 372-3193
South Hall (SOUT) 133

Expertise in agricultural engineering technology

Michael Best, Professor of Agricultural Economics
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(931) 372-3154
South Hall (SOUT) 136 Webpage

Expertise in marketing, financial analysis of new enterprises, production of crops and livestock, high tunnel production of tomatoes, heirloom vegetables

Joseph Biernacki, University Distinguished Faculty Fellow and Professor
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(931) 372-3667
Prescott Hall (PRSC) 312 Webpage

Cementious Systems • Biofuels Production • Engineering Education

Web Links

International Summit on Cement Hydration Kinetics
Web tools for research and education…
                Cement Hydration Kinetics and Modeling
                Computer Aided Molecular Design
                Access the TTU X-ray Diffraction Laboratory
 

Jeffrey Boles, Chairman
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(931) 372-3421
Foster Hall (FOST) 219Resume/CV

Responsibilities: Chemistry Department Management/Leadership. Research with both undergraduates and graduate students (MS and PhD). Instruction and service both professionally and in the community.

Tammy Boles, Assistant Professor
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(931) 372-6123
Prescott Hall (PRSC) 438Resume/CV

Janice Branson, Associate Professor
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(931) 372-3373
South Hall (SOUT) 138

Expertise in agronomy and soils

Courses taught:;  AGR 1020 Connections to Agriculture; AGRN 1100 Plant Science; AGRN 1110 Plant Science Laboratory; AGRN 2210 Soils; AGRN 2240 Intro to Soil Evaluation; AGRN 3230 Environmental Soil Science; AGRN 4210 Soil Fertility and Fertilizers; AGRN 4230 Soil Classification; AGRN 4240 Advanced Soil Evaluation

Brian Carver, Assistant Professor of Biology
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(931) 372-3127
Pennebaker (PENN) 307

I am a mammalogist and vertebrate community ecologist.  I teach nonmajors biology courses and courses for biology majors at both the undergraduate and graduate level.  In addition to teaching, I am active in research and serve as major professor to graduate students as well as on committees for other graduate students. 

Daniel Combs, Professor
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(931) 372-6541
Pennebaker (PENN) 313

Expertise in ecology and behavior of avian wildlife species, especially wintering waterfowl; ecology and management of wetland ecosystems; movement patterns, interflock associations and social biology of Canada geese

Steven Cook, Professor and Interim Chair
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(931) 372-3194
Pennebaker (PENN) 207A

Expertise in ecology of freshwater invertebrates; fish parasitology; feeding ecology and bioenergetics of freshwater fishes; biotic indices

Glenn Cunningham, Associate Professor
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(931) 372-3826
Brown Hall (BRWN) 239

Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS), Industrial Energy Conservation (Pumping, Process Heating, Compressed Air Systems), Co-Generation (Combined Heat and Power), Thermodynamics

Dale Ensor, Professor of Chemistry Emeritus
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(931) 372-3493
Foster Hall (FOST) 125

Billy Greene, Professor of Animal Science
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(931) 372-3418
South Hall (SOUT) 139

John Gunderson, Associate Professor
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(931) 372-3250
Pennebaker (PENN) 319

Expertise in microbial ecology and evolution; detection of Legionella-like and other amoebal pathogens; molecular genetics; protozoology

Evan Hart
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(931) 372-3516
Kittrell Hall (KITT) 205 Webpage

John Harwood, Professor
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(931) 372-3473
Foster Hall (FOST) 222 Webpage
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Expertise in analytical/environmental chemistry; aquatic chemistry; analysis of molecular markers of pollution; ecological stressor analysis; sociology of environmental decision making.

Steven Hayslette, Professor
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(931) 372-3146
Pennebaker (PENN) 307 Webpage

Expertise in avian behavior, ecology and management, particularly in relation to doves and pigeons

Faisal Hossain, Associate Professor
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(931) 372-3257
Prescott Hall (PRSC) 332 Webpage
Resume/CV

Sustainability of large scale water resources infrastructure; Human impact on local climate; Land surface hydrology; Hydroclimatic extremes; Space-borne hydrologic remote sensing;  Transboundary water resources management;  Engineering education;  Multi-media film-making for engineering documentaries.

David Huddleston, P.E., Professor
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(931) 372-3486
Prescott Hall (PRSC) 422

Computational fluid dynamics (CFD), computational design coupling CFD with nonlinear optimization, water resources engineering, open-channel flows, fluid mechanics, applied aerodynamics

Alfred Kalyanapu, Assistant Professor
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(931) 372-3561
Prescott Hall (PRSC) 334 Webpage
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I am interested in understanding the complex interactions of water with urban areas including energy, climate, infrastructure and sustainability.

Research Topics:

• Climate Impacts
• Computational Hydraulics & Hydrology
• Hydraulic/Hydrologic Modeling
• Urban Water Management
• Regional Scale Flood Modeling & Simulation
• GIS Applications in Water Resources Engineering

H. Wayne Leimer, Professor of Geology
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(931) 372-3522
Kittrell Hall (KITT) 111 Webpage

Expertise in clay mineralogy, oil shale, asbestos and radon hazards, and aggregate characteristics.

Peter Li, Professor of Geography
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(931) 372-3752
Kittrell Hall (KITT) 207 Webpage

Expertise in Geographical Information Systems (GIS) technology; environmental monitoring;  renewable resources, water quality, dam risk assessment

Edward Lisic, Professor
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(931) 372-3425
Foster Hall (FOST) 224Resume/CV

Expertise in coordination chemistry of the transition metals and ligand synthesis. Synthesis of new thiosemicarbazone ligands and their  bioinorganic metal complexes and synthesis of phosphorous ligands and phosphonate materials.

Roy Loutzenheiser, P.E., Professor and Associate Dean, College of Engineering
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(931) 372-3782
Clement Hall (CLEM) 201

Jessica Matson, P.E., Professor
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(931) 372-3260
Prescott Hall (PRSC) 126

Engineering management including engineering economics, project management, process improvement, and systems modeling

Hayden Mattingly, Professor
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(931) 372-6410
Pennebaker (PENN) 303

Expertise in freshwater fish ecology; conservation biology; endangered species management

Kendall Moles
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(931) 372-6205
Pennebaker (PENN) 104

Kenneth Morgan, Research Specialist
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(931) 372-6240
Pennebaker (PENN) 120

Kendall Moles
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(931) 372-6205
Pennebaker (PENN) 104

Justin Murdock, Assistant Professor
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(931) 372-3147
Pennebaker (PENN) 122 Webpage

I am a stream ecologist with a focus on algal ecology, nutrinet cycling, and how stream communites respond to disturbances such as flood and drying.

Francis Otuonye, Associate Vice President for Research, Graduate Studies
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(931) 372-3374
Derryberry Hall (DBRY) 306

Beth Powell, Visiting Instructor of English
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(931) 372-3345
Henderson Hall (HEND) 312BResume/CV

Teaching: Composition I and II. Research: Communication in Engineering.

Joseph Redding, Professor
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(931) 372-3135
Pennebaker (PENN) 321

Expertise in comparative physiology, endocrinology, and impacts of environmental stress

Thomas Roberts, Professor
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(931) 372-3138
Pennebaker (PENN) 309

Expertise in animal ecology; wetland ecology; habitat evaluation and management

Holly Stretz, Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering
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(931) 372-3495
Prescott Hall (PRSC) 445Resume/CV

NANO!  Processing and morphological stability of nanoparticle heirarchies in organophotovoltaics and current sensors. • Nanocomposite structure and modeling • High temperature materials and ablatives • Fate and transformation of nanoparticles in water treatment • Novel hydrogel nanocomposites for medical diagnostics. • 

Lenly Weathers PE, Associate Professor
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(931) 372-6539
Prescott Hall (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

Hong Zhang, Professor
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(931) 372-6325
Foster Hall (FOST) 333 Webpage

Environmental/Analytical Chemistry.