Bioresource engineers enter careers related to natural resources conservation, water pollution control, food and fiber production and processing, agricultural waste management, agricultural power and machinery design, irrigation and drainage, and forest management. Aquacultural engineers are specialists within bioresource engineering who use engineering principles in the design of fisheries used for food production. The President Clayton Daniel Mote, Jr. attended and was taught how to use a commercial crab knife by B-RES president James Adkins. See James Adkins about purchases. B-RES still needs help with newsletter articles.
Departmental scholarships are available for outstanding ENBE undergraduates.
Come use the lounge to study and meet up with fellow ENBE majors. Also, we're trying to build an exam file. Please donate your old exams and reports. Names will be excluded. See El Hadji about how to help out with the files.