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Teaching Interests

  • Environmental chemistry

  • Environmental processes and laboratory

  • Drinking water treatment

  • Biological wastewater treatment

  • Sustainable engineering

  • Environmental capstone projects

Introduction to Environmental Chemistry

Fall semesters

The course introduces chemistry through the lens of environmental issues. The course also helps students to explore the core concepts of chemistry and understand how these concepts apply to environmental issues, including air, water and soil contamination, global warming, sustainability and more. SOOT survey 4.5/5

Introduction to Environmental Chemistry

Fall semesters

The course introduces chemistry through the lens of environmental issues. The course also helps students to explore the core concepts of chemistry and understand how these concepts apply to environmental issues, including air, water and soil contamination, global warming, sustainability and more. SOOT survey 4.5/5

Environmental Chemistry of Community Water Systems

Spring semesters

This is a fun water quality lab class! To understand water chemistry and quality, we have field trips to collect water samples from Binghamton University's nature preserve as well as visit wastewater and drinking water treatment plants in our community. We learn to use portable devices to measure water quality in the field, and conduct further organic analysis in the laboratory. You will be able to make scientific conclusions about the water quality in our community by comparing your testing results with water regulations. SOOT survey 4.6/5

Environmental Studies Capstone

Spring semesters

Fun projects are:

(1) Amphibian Egg Laying Preferences in the Binghamton Nature Preserve Based on Water Quality;

(2) Goudey Station and Water Contamination;

(3) Socioeconomic Disparities of Nitrate Levels in Drinking Water in the Greater Binghamton Area

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