Current Students
Christina Kastely
PhD Candidate
Working toward a
PhD in Environmental Science and Engineering
I believe that pursuing the shared needs of people and the environment is a powerful approach to healing our communities and ecosystems because it allows us to identify the root of environmental and human health problems and find solutions that improve the quality of both.
Researching Since
2022
Christina investigates transportation related air pollutants including their sources, variability, and solutions, and explores how vulnerability to these risks varies across an urban area.
Previously Earned:
BA in Environmental Sciences from UC Berkeley
MA in Biology from Miami University
Tristan Arias
Graduate Research Assistant
Working toward a
PhD in Environmental Science and Engineering
I aim to increase the ability of engineers to work on social problems by exploring the suitability of engineering, historically and currently, towards a variety of these problems.
Researching Since
2024
Assisting in optimizing installation locations for electric vehicle charging stations.
Previously Earned:
BS in Engineering Science from Trinity University
Nicolas Williams
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Working toward a
BS in Chemical Engineering
With a specialization in Environmental Engineering while studying Chemical Engineering, my career trajectory is guided by a passion for mitigating environmental impact through innovative solutions. I aspire to create a career path that hones technical expertise with a passion for sustainability.
Researching Since
2024
I am actively engaged in research that intersects data analysis with environmental engineering principles. I am delving into the intricate realm of data mining within industrial settings and investigating trends within R Studio, specifically examining regional technology adoption.
Katie Whatley
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Working toward a
BS in Civil Engineering
I aspire to improve humanity's infrastructure development by meaningfully contributing to innovative research and pursuing green engineering through renewable energy projects and sustainable urban development.
Researching Since
2024
Collecting data regarding electricity generation.
Natalie Martinez
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Working toward a
BS in Environmental Science
Natalie hopes to one day get a PhD in Environmental Science and engineering and explore the ways that engineers and scientists can work together to remediate polluted waterways.
Researching Since
2024
Natalie researches the implementation of EV charging stations in Bexar County and how they can be used in the most efficient ways