To ensure a safe and successful educational experience for our students, faculty and staff, the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geodetic Engineering considered a variety of course delivery options for spring semester 2021.
Researchers in Ohio State's Ecohydrometeorology Lab develop and use physical and empirical models of the interactions between individual, biological organisms and atmospheric and hydrological processes.
This research bridges the physical scale gap between regional, atmospheric processes and individual plant-scale function and structure, and the scale at which moving organisms respond to their environment.
"I am continuously inspired by everything that our university has to offer. I hope to use my civil engineering education and skills to mentor others, to promote safe and sustainable practices, to bring diverse perspectives and ideas together, and to give back to Ohio State. I am bursting with pride over being a Buckeye!"
- Raina Rotondo (Class of 2020)
