University of San Francisco, SF, CA

College of Arts and Science

 M.S. Environmental Management (May 1995) - The University of San Francisco has graduated over 600 students in the 30+ year history of the Environmental Management Program.

Todd concentrated in hazardous waste engineering and environmental site remediation, taking elective coursework in pollution engineering, hydrology, and hazardous waste management.

Graduate level environmental coursework:

  • Introduction to Environmental Chemistry (ENVIR 601)
  • Environmental Philosophy & Ethics (ENVIR 606)
  • Ecoscience (ENVIR 611)
  • Environmental Law (ENVIR 613)
  • Environmental Economics (ENVIR 614)
  • Environmental Engineering (ENVIR 617)
  • Hydrogeology (ENVIR 630)
  • Management of Hazardous Materials (ENVIR 653)
  • Hazardous Waste Engineering Management (ENVIR 656)
  • Thesis Design I (ENVIR 688)
  • Thesis Design II (ENVIR 689)
  • Thesis (ENVIR 699a)
  • Thesis Completion (ENVIR 699b)
  • High Energy Oxidation (BIOL 698)

    Masters Thesis (Completed June 1995)

    "Engineering Feasibility and Economic Comparison of Replacing Granular Activated Carbon Adsorption with High Energy Electron Beam Oxidation for the Treatment of Dissolved Trichloroethylene in Ground Water" Abstract


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