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ENE Student Named Outing Club President

John Reed, UNH Junior and Environmental Engineering (ENE) major, was recently elected as the new President of the New Hampshire Outing Club (NHOC). Reed joined the Outing Club in 2007 when he transferred to UNH in his sophomore year. “The Outing Club,” says Reed, “is a great way to get outdoors, meet new people, and try something new.” Founded in 1911, the NHOC is the oldest club at UNH. Sign-ups for NHOC spring trips are underway, and Reed notes that there is still room on many of the trips. For information on the NHOC and the upcoming trips, visit www.unh.edu/nhoc

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The Environmental Engineering Program at the University of New Hampshire offers an undergraduate degree in environmental engineering that prepares students for productive careers in the public and private sectors and graduate studies. The Program emphasizes fundamental principles in environmental engineering and design, built upon a strong base of chemistry, physics, mathematics and engineering science. The Program prepares its students to work in multi-disciplinary teams that analyze, formulate and communicate sustainable solutions to complex environmental problems. The importance of developing sustainable solutions that provide economic, social and environmental benefits to society is emphasized. The Program instills in its students an appreciation of the responsibilities of engineers to society and teaches them the skills necessary to continue learning and improving their professional expertise throughout their careers. The ENE degree program provides an opportunity for students to specialize in Industrial or Municipal Processes. The curricula prepare students to plan and design systems to minimize the impact of human activity on the environment and protect human health.