All merit-based scholarships are awarded by the faculty on a competitve basis. Teaching and Research Assistantships. A full-time graduate student who has been admitted with regular status to a graduate degree program may apply to the CEE Department for a teaching or research assistantship. These are awarded on a competitive basis after gaining admission to a CEE degree program. Applicants must meet deadlines established by the CEE Office.
GAS are available on a competitive basis to graduate students with outstanding academic records.
Applicants must meet deadlines established by the CEE Office. GTS are available on a competitive basis to nonresident graduate students with outstanding academic records. Applicants must meet deadlines established by the CEE Office. The environmental and water resources program offers a full compliment of courses and research opportunities designed to develop a sound understanding of the interaction between human activity and the environment. Environmental engineering is concerned with protecting the environment from potentially deleterious effects of human activity, protecting human populations from the effects of adverse environmental factors, and improving environmental quality for human health and well-being.