Hi my name is Colin Burlingham and I was born in Stonington Connecticut on September 18, 1995. I am a Freshman at Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA and am majoring in environmental science. I have been very interested in environmental engineering since my senior year of high school where I took AP Environmental Science, a Sustainability Seminar and had lead roles in multiple environmental clubs. For high school, I attended the Brooks School in North Andover, MA where I earned the title of Cum Laude for my accomplishments. In my free time, I enjoy playing tennis and squash as well as participating in different clubs such as the US Green Building Council. I also enjoy most hands on activities such as building just about anything or doing lab experiments, but I prefer to be outside. This project will just give me a quick look into all I can learn through my time studying environmental engineering.
Email:
clb397@drexel.edu
Kean Quick:
I am from Ridgefield, CT, graduated from Ridgefield High School in 2014. I came to Drexel to study to become a Civil engineer as well as play lacrosse for the school. I am very fond of engineering took a lot of courses throughout high school thinking that it was the major I wanted to pursue. Love math and science tool as many courses as I could in high school. I am also very fond of lacrosse, I have been playing it for nearly my entire life and it has always been something that I love to do and enjoy very much doing it. Was a captain for lacrosse as well as a National honors student, I worked a lot with my dad in landscaping a well as doing engineering projects for my town dealing with road ways and parking. Engineering has been my goal in life to become.
Email:
kpq25@drexel.edu
-KQ
Brandon Taing:
My name is Brandon Taing. I was born in Philadelphia, PA on January 26, 1996. I am a first year student at Drexel University, majoring in mechanical engineering. I am very interested in learning things with hands on experience, hence my major. I have always enjoyed tinkering with different things trying to figure out how they work mechanically and try to disassemble them and then reassemble them. Though I do not have much knowledge in environmental engineering, this project will help broaden my experience in different fields.
Email:
bt396@drexel.edu
-BT
Michael Ryan (Advisor):
Specialization:
Microbial Source Tracking (MST), Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment (QMRA), Dynamic Engineering Systems Modeling, Molecular Microbial Biology, Environmental Statistics, Phylogenetics, Metagenomics, Bioinformatics, Engineering Economics, Microbiology, Potable and Waste Water Quality, and Environmental Management Systems
Email:
mor23@drexel.edu
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