Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering @ College of Engineering || The University of Arizona

Welcome to the Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering in the College of Engineering at the University of Arizona.

By exploring this site you will find information about the opportunities we offer students, the strength of our faculty and the diversity of our research.

Our mission is to:

provide excellence in university level teaching of chemical and environmental engineering to a broad diversity of students
prepare them to be competitive in the global job marketplace through mentoring, research and internship opportunities
pioneer quality research which advances engineering fundamentals and promotes innovations in technology development in areas of:
- energy
- environmental technology
- biotechnology
- nano-scale device manufacturing

Accelerated Masters Degrees

Accelerated Masters Program in Chemical Engineering

Accelerated Masters Program in Environmental Engineering

Accreditation
The Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET , 111 Market Place, Suite 1050, Baltimore, MD 21202-4012 — telephone: (410) 347-7700.

Help Us Invest in Our Future

Please use the pull down menu on the linked page to choose Chemical and Environmental Engineering

THANK YOU

Congratulations to Professors' Paul Blowers and Armin Sorooshian - Selected as Arizona Engineering Faculty Fellows for Teaching

With great pleasure I would like to inform you that Paul and Armin were selected as fellows for the Arizona Engineering Faculty Fellows for Teaching. Please join me in congratulating them for their achievement.

Paul was awarded a fellow for a 1 year term and Armin was awarded a fellow for a 3 year term. There are only 8 such fellow slots in the college so our department did exceptionally well to have been able to receive two of the fellows given there are only 9 departments in the college.

Congratulations to Professor Eduardo Sáez, for his induction to Distinguished Professor.

Congratulations to Paul Blowers

Paul won the Arizona State 2011 Professor of the year award.

The U.S. Professors of the Year Awards Program, created in 1981,
is the only national initiative specifically designed to recognize excellence in undergraduate teaching and mentoring.

This year’s U.S. Professors of the Year award winners were selected from a pool of nearly 300 nominees. Judges selected national and state winners based on four criteria: impact on and involvement with undergraduate students; scholarly approach to teaching and learning; contributions to undergraduate education in the institution, community and profession; and support from colleagues and current and former students.

19th Graduate & Professional Student Council Student Showcase Awards:

Vicky Karanikola and Andrea Corral - First Place in Engineering and Honorable mention of the President's Award
Nabila Huq—Undergraduate 1st place in the Engineering category.
Nabila Huq—2nd Place for the ACS (American Chemical Society) award for Scientific Merit by a female researcher in the field of chemistry.
Yizhou Fang—Katheryne B. Willock Library Research Award.
Jin Zhang—1st Place for the ACS (American Chemical Society) award for Scientific Merit by a female researcher in the field of chemistry. Here is the link for the list of winners. Congratulations to all our students. http://www.gpsc.arizona.edu/2011-award-winners

Last Day of Fall 2011 Classes: Wednesday, December 7

Spring 2012 semester begins Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Martin Luther King Holiday- No Classes - Monday, January 16th

Spring Break - March 10th through March 17th

Spring Graduate Symposium - April 17th

Last Day of Spring Classes - Wednesday May 2nd

Department Pre-commencement - May 10th

University Graduation is May 11th for Graduate Students and 12th for Undergraduates

Academic Calendar for information on important dates and deadlines.
Acade mic Pro grams for information on degrees offered.

Department Seminar for a listing of our seminars

ChEE 696A Guest Speaker Seminar Series

Click here to link to our Fall 2011 Newsletter

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Welcome Welcome to the Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering in the College of Engineering at the University of Arizona. By exploring this site you will find information about the opportunities we offer students, the strength of our faculty and the diversity of our research. Our mission is to: provide excellence in university level teaching of chemical and environmental engineering to a broad diversity of students prepare them to be competitive in the global job marketplace through mentoring, research and internship opportunities pioneer quality research which advances engineering fundamentals and promotes innovations in technology development in areas of: energy environmental technology biotechnology nano-scale device manufacturing Accelerated Masters Degrees Accelerated Masters Program in Chemical Engineering Accelerated Masters Program in Environmental Engineering Accreditation The Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET , 111 Market Place, Suite 1050, Baltimore, MD 21202-4012 — telephone: (410) 347-7700. Help Us Invest in Our Future Please use the pull down menu on the linked page to choose Chemical and Environmental Engineering THANK YOU		News Congratulations to Professors' Paul Blowers and Armin Sorooshian - Selected as Arizona Engineering Faculty Fellows for Teaching With great pleasure I would like to inform you that Paul and Armin were selected as fellows for the Arizona Engineering Faculty Fellows for Teaching. Please join me in congratulating them for their achievement. Paul was awarded a fellow for a 1 year term and Armin was awarded a fellow for a 3 year term. There are only 8 such fellow slots in the college so our department did exceptionally well to have been able to receive two of the fellows given there are only 9 departments in the college. Congratulations to Professor Eduardo Sáez, for his induction to Distinguished Professor. Congratulations to Paul Blowers Paul won the Arizona State 2011 Professor of the year award. The U.S. Professors of the Year Awards Program, created in 1981, is the only national initiative specifically designed to recognize excellence in undergraduate teaching and mentoring. This year’s U.S. Professors of the Year award winners were selected from a pool of nearly 300 nominees. Judges selected national and state winners based on four criteria: impact on and involvement with undergraduate students; scholarly approach to teaching and learning; contributions to undergraduate education in the institution, community and profession; and support from colleagues and current and former students. 19th Graduate & Professional Student Council Student Showcase Awards: Vicky Karanikola and Andrea Corral - First Place in Engineering and Honorable mention of the President's Award Nabila Huq—Undergraduate 1st place in the Engineering category. Nabila Huq—2nd Place for the ACS (American Chemical Society) award for Scientific Merit by a female researcher in the field of chemistry. Yizhou Fang—Katheryne B. Willock Library Research Award. Jin Zhang—1st Place for the ACS (American Chemical Society) award for Scientific Merit by a female researcher in the field of chemistry. Here is the link for the list of winners. Congratulations to all our students. http://www.gpsc.arizona.edu/2011-award-winners		Calendar & Events Last Day of Fall 2011 Classes: Wednesday, December 7 Spring 2012 semester begins Wednesday, January 11, 2012 Martin Luther King Holiday- No Classes - Monday, January 16th Spring Break - March 10th through March 17th Spring Graduate Symposium - April 17th Last Day of Spring Classes - Wednesday May 2nd Department Pre-commencement - May 10th University Graduation is May 11th for Graduate Students and 12th for Undergraduates Academic Calendar for information on important dates and deadlines. Acade mic Pro grams for information on degrees offered. Department Seminar for a listing of our seminars ChEE 696A Guest Speaker Seminar Series Click here to link to our Fall 2011 Newsletter