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The course aims at practical application of environmental engineering fundamentals to solve real-world environmental and human health problems in underdeveloped regions of the world and providing students with international, hands-on learning experience. Yale University ENVE 410L, formerly
Georgia Institute of Technology
Civil and Environmental Engineering
CEE 4803 Environmental Technology in the Developing World
05/28/2017
Yale SEAS News wrote a great piece about what our class does. Check it out!
In India, Env. Eng Students Work With Company For Cleaner Water The humanitarian trips that students in Prof. Jaehong Kim's course, Environmental Technology in the Developing World, take each spring break have become an established tradition at Yale. This year, th
04/28/2017
We had a blast last week meeting with Georgia Tech and Duke University and hearing about their experiences doing field work in Cochabamba, Bolivia this semester. Thank you to the Yale Club of New York City for giving us a space to present in. Keep up the awesome work, everyone!
04/22/2017
Today we're heading to New York to present on our research findings. See you there, Georgia Tech and Duke University!
04/20/2017
This week our class took advantage of the nice weather to discuss our project outside. This weekend, we'll be meeting with Georgia Tech and Duke in New York City to present our research to each other. Updates to come!
04/07/2017
Right now, we're working on our final report to send to WaterHealth International. We're so excited to send them the results of all our work this semester!
03/19/2017
It is with a heavy heart that we say goodbye to India, and hello again to New Haven. Thank you so much to Waterhealth International, Yale SEAS, and all others who made our trip possible!
03/15/2017
Today we visited two water treatment facilities outside of Hyderabad. It is incredible and eye-opening to see the diverse range of communities that Waterhealth International is serving.
03/14/2017
Today we visited two water treatment sites, and were able to make friends with community members as we took water samples. After spending the rest of the day in the lab, we're excited to get back out in the field tomorrow morning to take more samples and make more friends!
03/14/2017
Our first day on the job was cut short by the Holi celebration! We are still washing the paint out of our hair. Happy Holi!
03/13/2017
All ready for our first day out in the field!
..right, raynor?
03/12/2017
En route to India and we're SO excited!
(Even more excited that the Jonathan Simonds will be able to enter the country. If anything, this trip has been an allegory in double checking the numbers on your passport and your visa match)
03/11/2017
Putting the final touches on packing up our lab equipment. After six weeks of preparation, we're finally ready to get on the plane tomorrow morning and fly to India! Stay tuned for daily updates on our trip - we can't wait to share!