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RALPH E. MARTIN DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING GRADUATE PROGRAMS

•Biochemical and Bioprocess Engineering•Biomedical Engineering•Chemical Hazards Assessment•Energy and Environmental Engineering•Engineering Education•Materials•Membranes and Advanced Separations•Nanotechnology•Process Design and Systems Engineering•Sustainability

M.D. Ackerson R.E. Babcock R.R. Beitle E.C. ClausenD.M. FordL.F. GreenleeJ.A. Havens J. HermanC.N. Hestekin

J.A. Hestekin W.A. MyersD.K. RoperS.L. ServossT.O. SpicerG.J. ThomaH.L. WalkerS.R. Wickramasinghe

AREAS OF RESEARCH FACULTY

The Ralph E. Martin Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Arkansas o�ers graduate programs leading to M.S.Ch.E. and Ph.D. degrees.

Quali�ed applicants are eligible for �nancial aid. Annual departmental Ph.D. stipends provide $20,000, Doctoral Academy Fellowships provide up to $30,000, and Distinguished Doctoral Fellowships provide $42,000.

For stipend and fellowship recipients, all tuition is waived. Applications received before April 1 will be given �rst consideration. Fellowship applications must be received by January 15.

For more information, contact Dr. Christa Hestekin, Graduate Coordinatorchesteki@uark.edu 479-575-4951 chemical-engineering.uark.edu