Tim Taylor Department of Chemical Engineering
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K-State's Center for Hazardous Substance Research to receive $4M EPA grant to assist tribal nations
The Center for Hazardous Substance Researchat Kansas State University will receive a $4 million grant from the Environmental Protection Agency to expand itsTechnical Assistance to Brownfields, or TAB, program to better assist tribal nations and affiliated entities. -
K-State engineering alumnus to be recognized with honorary doctorate
Kansas State University will award an honorary doctorate to Tim Taylor, K-State engineering alumnus and leader in the petroleum industry. He was nominated by the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering to honor his support for campus organizations and initiatives and for his contributions to K-State. -
Hohn named associate dean of engineering
Keith Hohn, chair and professor in the chemical, paper and biomedical engineering department at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, has been selected as associate dean for academic and administrative affairs in the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering, effective July 22.