Congrats GG!

Wow, the office is doing ok down there. Congrats Barret Kurylyk Graham Gagnon

Go Eng Girl is an annual event that brings young females students to Sexton Campus to learn about engineering. It's run by our Women in Engineering Society. This year we have 100 students and 60 parents taking part in a variety of activities including a design competition!

Today was an incredible day to be on Sexton Campus Dalhousie University. @DALideaHUB was buzzing with young women solving design challenges & learning about opportunities in engineering. The Women in Engineering student volunteers that made this event possible are true role models!

Food makes up 11.5% of what's going into Nova Scotia's landfills. This is a strain on our environment—and our wallets! 💰💰 Let’s do our part to help reduce food waste, visit our website for tips to use before, during and after grocery shopping: divertns.ca/refuse/tips-an…

Our grocer panel with Sobeys, Loblaw and Walmart reps discussing plastics. Industry recognizes and is engaged on the issue. ⁦Divert NS⁩ #NothingWasted

With expertise in climate geotechnics and an Associate Editor of Canadian Geotechnical Journal since 2009, we are excited to welcome Greg Siemens from GeoEng Centre as the journal's new co-Editor-in-Chief 🎉⛏️ Learn about Greg's research on unsaturated soil ➡️ buff.ly/35lA8Wt

Congrats to all the 2020 Civil, Mineral Resource, and Environmental Grads! Well deserved! Also thanks to Amina Stoddart for putting this together.

Do you know someone (are you) considering an #MSc/#PhD in #hydrology/#hydrogeology? I’m looking for a grad student interested in how climate change impacts hydrologic systems and vice versa to start Fall 2021 @DalU in #Halifax. More info: somershydrolab.wordpress.com Please RT!

Existing Circa 1905 clay brick on-circular sewer under Spring Garden Rd restored with new UV cured liner using No-Dig Trenchless technology. Sewer life extended for 75+ years, without having to dig up Spring Garden Rd. Project details at bit.ly/3e97zjT

Tenure-track position in Environmental Geoscience. Dalhousie University @Dal_ESnENVA #Academicjobs #AcademicTwitter dal.peopleadmin.ca/postings/7436

The Water Studies is very excited to announce a recruitment for a Canada Research Chair Tier 2 in Water and Wastewater Technology dal.peopleadmin.ca/postings/7601

The Department of Civil and Resource Engineering is currently seeking a Tier II Canada Research Chair in the area of water and wastewater technology. Interested individuals should apply at dal.peopleadmin.ca/postings/7413

Divert NS is seeking three committed, enthusiastic environmental champions to apply for our Board of Directors. Open board positions include municipal representative, youth representative, and university/academic representative. For more information visit divertns.ca/board-director…

#fieldphotofriday: Our ASPIRE #environmental field school in PEI is complete! We taught/learned about #nitrate flows in/out of Basin Head lagoon and had a lot of field fun! Barret Kurylyk

#TBT today brings us to Atlantic Canada and the career of George Meyerhof, best known for his time at the Technical University of Nova Scotia, which became part of Dalhousie University in 1997. Dalhousie maintains a collection of his work at findingaids.library.dal.ca/meyerhof-georg…

New tenure track faculty position in coastal engineering at Dal. World-class coastal research sites nearby with high-energy waves along the Atlantic coast and mega-tidal conditions along Fundy dal.peopleadmin.ca/postings/11126

If you haven’t done so already, remember to renew your CGS membership for 2023! A CGS membership renewal email was sent in December to all active 2022 members. If you aren’t yet a CGS member and wish to join, register online at cgs.ca/membership_ove… or contact [email protected].

Congrats to Twitterless (but not witless) Hayden Tackley for receiving the CSAFM_SCMAF Outstanding Student Poster Award at the 2023 CGU meeting for his work on ag soils, dyke realignment, and coastal flooding (with Craig Lake)

Hayden's 1st PhD paper with Craig Lake & via collaboration with SMU and AAFC uses geophysics, wells, sediment analysis, and drone imagery to show the impacts of dyke breaching and coastal flooding on shallow soils and groundwater >>50-day free access here authors.elsevier.com/a/1hIHQB8ccya2T