2008–2009
Committee Assignments
| Department
Chair |
Harry "Tripp" Shenton" |
| Assistant
to the Chair |
Linda
Flamer |
| Undergraduate
Coordinator |
Harry
"Tripp" Shenton |
| Undergraduate
Committee |
Tripp
Shenton (Chair), Nii Attoh-Okine, Pei Chiu, Steve Dentel, Rachel Davidson, C.
P. Huang, Sue McNeill, Chris Meehan, Dennis Mertz, Jack Puleo |
| Graduate
Committee |
Daniel
Cha (Chair), Arde Faghri, Nobu Kobayashi, Rusty Lee, Dov Leshchinsky,
Jennifer McConnell, Tom Hsu |
| Safety
Committee |
Daniel
Richardson (Chair), Doug Baker, Michael Davidson, Paul Imhoff,
Jack Puleo, and graduate students (environmental, oceans, structures)
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| Ad-Hoc
CEE Website Committee |
Victor
Kaliakin (Chair), Pei Chiu, Paul Imhoff, Diane Kukich, and Linda
Flamer |
| Ad-Hoc
Committee of Named Professors |
Dom
Di Toro, Jack Gillespie, C. P. Huang, and Jim Kirby |
| Ad-Hoc
Committee of Center Directors |
Herb
Allen, Arde Faghri, Jack Gillespie, Nobu Kobayashi, Sue McNeil,
and Dennis Mertz |
| Tenure
and Promotion Committee |
Jim
Kirby (Chair) |
| College
P&T Committee |
Dov
Leshchinsky |
| University
Library Liaison |
Dennis
Mertz |
| Air
and Waste Management Association Advisor |
Daniel
Cha |
| Chi
Epsilon Advisor |
Jack
Puleo |
| Institute
of Transportation Engineering Advisor |
Larry
Klepner |
| ASCE
Advisor |
Jennifer
McConnell |
| Engineers
Without Borders |
Steve
Dentel |
| Center
for Applied Coastal Research (CACR) Director |
Nobu
Kobayashi |
| Center
for Composite Materials Director (CCM) Director |
Jack
Gillespie |
| Center
for Innovative Bridge Engineering (CIBrE) Director |
Dennis
Mertz |
| Center
for the Study of Metals in the Environment (CSME) Director |
Herb
Allen |
| Delaware
Center for Transportation (DCT) Director |
Arde
Faghri |
| University
Transportation Center (UTC) Director |
Sue
McNeil |
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Highlights |
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Jack Puleo has won the NSF Early Career Development Award
Jack Puleo, assistant professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Delaware, has received a prestigious National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development Award to study swash zone sediment transport. The swash zone is the area near the shoreline where waves wash up and down the beach face.
The five-year $444,229 award is aimed at developing a broader understanding of the physics of coastal sediment transport in this area, thereby leading to significant improvement in the ability to predict such coastal phenomena as beach erosion and beach nourishment performance.
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