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Let's do this together!
With your help, we will raise $90k for graduate student research awards to celebrate 30 years of environmental research at CE-CERT. Your gifts will help to grow support for research in three crucial areas of concentration: atmospheric processes, emissions and fuels, and transportation systems. Each endowed award will create annual resources, opportunities, and programs for our graduate students to shine. With your philanthropic support, we can propel students into bright environmental engineering futures! Your support empowers innovative teaching and learning strategies and funds the creation of inspiring spaces such as state-of-the-art labs and classrooms equipped with experiential technologies. Below you will find more information about our 30th Anniversary featured scholarships, Atmospheric Processes Graduate Research Award, Miller & Durbin Graduate Research Award, and the Transportation Systems Research Graduate Student Award.
Miller & Durbin Graduate Research Award
The J. Wayne Miller and Thomas D. Durbin Graduate Research Award was established by Emissions and Fuels research team (EFR) alumni, faculty, family and friends to support graduate students at CE-CERT with a preference for EFR students.
Transportation Systems Graduate Research Award
CE-CERT's Transportation Systems Research (TSR) Group produces amazing alumni who are shaping the future of the transportation industry worldwide. We invite you to join in establishing a new endowed research award to honor outstanding graduate students and support the important work they are doing.
Atmospheric Processes Graduate Research Award
The Atmospheric Processes Research Group advances understanding of the chemical pathways leading to secondary organic aerosol formation in the atmosphere. We invite you to join in establishing a new endowed research award to honor outstanding graduate students and support the important work they are doing.
