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ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, MANHATTAN COLLEGE
John Jeris, Sc.D. P.E., Emeritus Professor
Sc.D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
M.S. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dr.
John Jeris, Emeritus Professor of Environmental Engineering, received the
prestigious Gordon Askew Fair Medal from the Water Environmental Federation at
this year's Water Environment Federation National Meeting (2001).
The Gordon Askew Medal celebrates and acknowledges the outstanding
achievements of Dr. Jeris' distinguished career.
This and other awards received by Dr. Jeris celebrate him as a teacher,
research, mentor and innovator in the area of biological treatment of
wastewaters, and most notably fluidized bed treatment.
EXPERIENCE
Over 35 years of experience in water and wastewater treatment.
Professor Emeritus in the Environmental Engineering Department of Manhattan College, Riverdale, NY
Professor and Director of Graduate Program Environmental Engineering Department of Manhattan College, Riverdale, NY
Consultant to numerous consulting firms, agencies and private industries on water and wastewater related problems.
Principal or participant on dozens of research projects carried over the past 35 years.
Over 50 publications and presentations on water and wastewater treatment issues.
Current
and Recent Research Projects
“Studies
on the Preservation of the Tarrytown Reservoirs". Funded by the Village of
Tarrytown. Funding Period: 9/1/1999 – 12/30/2000.
Budget: $50,000.
"Water
Quality Monitoring Program for Lower Westchester County". Funded by the
Department of Planning, Westchester County. Amount granted: $366,844 (3 years
starting January 1997).
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Environmental Engineering Department
Manhattan College Riverdale
New York 10471
Phone: (718)862-7276
FAX: (718)862-8018
E-mail: jjeris@manhattan.edu
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