Dr. Maeve McBride is a fluvial geomorphologist and engineer with expertise in rivers, sustainable design, and watershed modeling. She has 15 years of experience working on sundry water issues in urban, agricultural, and forested watersheds. Dr. McBride received a Ph.D. in Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Vermont in 2007. Currently, she is conducting experiments on engineered logjams that will be incorporated into local river restoration designs.

 

 

 

 

 

Faculty Directory

• Pablo Bose
• Meghan Cope
• Cheryl Morse
• Lesley-Ann Dupigny-Giroux
• Shelly Rayback
• Rashad Shabazz
• Beverley Wemple

Current Lecturers

• Reese Hersey
• Maeve McBride
• Harlan Morehouse
• Pete Young

Adjunct/Joint Faculty/Lecturers

• Padraig Carmody
• Pierre Deslauriers
• Marla Emery
• Matthew Hannah
• Matthew Himley
• Richard Kujawa
• Susannah McCandless
• Reecia Orzeck
• Pete Shear
• Stuart White

Emeriti Faculty

• H. Gardiner Barnum
• Daniel W. Gade
• Aulis Lind
• Jean Richardson
• Canute VanderMeer