Fast Facts ESE

Accredited

85+

Undergraduate and Master ESE students

99%

ESE alumni got a job soon after graduation!

Many start to work next day after commencement

100%

 internship availability for those students interested (some gets two internships)

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30+

Affiliated Faculty

30%

of alumni move to Graduate Schools

50%

of ESE students are females and 50% are minority students

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MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR

As we step into 2025, Earth System and Environmental Engineers are set to play an increasingly crucial role in shaping the cities of tomorrow. The ongoing environmental challenges brought on by climate change require these professionals to work diligently to create sustainable, resilient communities. They not only safeguard the environment but also ensure access to vital resources like clean air, freshwater, and coastal protection, addressing the complex issues stemming from both natural hazards and human activities.Read more here

ABOUT ESE


Human activity is increasingly perturbing our fragile environment by depleting our natural resources, destroying ecosystems, and accelerating climate change.  A sustainable planet requires engineers and scientists to understand the impact of their decisions on the built environment and natural systems. The undeniable challenge of our time is efficient management, sustainable and equitable use of Earth’s finite natural resources on air, land, water, and energy. Read more here

Concentrations and Research Themes

Water Resources and Environment

Energy and Environment

Remote Sensing

Achievements and awards of ESE

2024: Mariel F received SWANA and AWRA scholarships

2024: Sor Bello and Jose Armando Keppis Receive the Prestigious 2024 NOAA EPP/MSI Undergraduate Scholarship Awards

2023: ESE alum Jonathan Smilovich is called salutatorian to GSOE

Lawrence Vulis, 2017 ESE alum, Defended PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering at UC Irvine in December 2022

Congratulations to the Student Award winners from the 2nd Annual GSoE Industry Day, May 5, 2022 ! 

Best ESE Senior Design Project: Drinking Water Quality: Jonathan Smilovich, Caroline N Schwab, Charise S Laveau, Silkia Valentin, Laiba Sajid


Stephanie Almodovar was named Great Grad 2022 https://www.ccny.cuny.edu/sites/default/files/2022-06/Great_Grads_2022_…


Congratulations to ESE student-athletes Recognized On Spring 2021 AD’s Honor Roll:

Lucy https://ccnyathletics.com/sports/womens-outdoor-track-and-field/roster/… and Sardar https://ccnyathletics.com/sports/baseball/roster/sardar-khanbilvardi/40…


Congratulations to the Student Award winners from the 1st Annual GSoE Industry Day, May 26, 2021 ! 

Best Senior Design Project: Rockland Drinking Water Treatment Plant:  Amanda Baksh, Abigail Doris, Christian Vergara, and Denzel Phillip

Best Original Project: Reforestation in Haiti: Lucy Piacentini, Erin Wengerter, Andrew Tan, Melissa Souffront, and Mohamed Lyachi

ESE student Caroline Sch. was awarded NOAA EPP fellowship, see https://www1.cuny.edu/mu/forum/2021/07/12/ccny-engineering-junior-carol… 


 

Alumni's Achievements & News

Cristina Garcia, MS, BE'2013 is speaking at the 2024 Green Jobs Pavilion with @Greenjobsboard on the @nestclimatecampus at the Javits Center from September 24th - 26th.


Equisha Glenn, PhD, MS, BE'2012
Senior Planner Climate Data Science at Metropolitan Transportation Authority


Liliya De Luca, PE, PMP, MS, BE’2017. Project Engineer at NSLS-ll, Brookhaven National Laboratory


Omar Hammad, ME, BE'2016
Environmental Policy Analyst working at the Congressional Research Service


Seth Danso, PE, BE'2018 is a Project Manager at Port Houston (PHA), where he manages the design of projects to secure marine construction permits. Read more here


Francisco Arias, PE, CEM, CBCP, BE'2012
Director of Energy and Commissioning Services at Legacy Engineers, D.P.C.


Ingrid Florentino, PE, BE'2017, Project/Field Inspector at Delve Underground Engineering, PLLC.  Read more here


Lawrence Vulis, BE'2017, earned a PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of California Irvine, where he studied coastal river deltas and arctic hydrology. He is now in the climate risk analytics industry.


Eder Ivan Herrera Estrella, PhD, BE'2016 
Research, NOAA CESSRST


Marisol Bonnet, BE'2013
Secretary's Advisor on Puerto Rico, U.S. Department of Energy. Read more here

Contact Information

Dr. Liubov Kreminska

Steinman Hall Room 421
New York, NY 10031
212.650.8299
lkreminska@ccny.cuny.edu

ESE Office

Steinman Hall Room 487
New York, NY 10031
212.650.8121
ese@ccny.cuny.edu

 


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