EPP Commencement 2017
Commencement ceremonies on May 21, 2017 honored Carnegie Mellon's class of 2017. Engineering and Public Policy - which proudly celebrates forty years as a department this year - recognized the newest PhDs, master's students, and undergraduates who will move on to pursue opportunities at the intersection of technology and policy.
PhD Graduates
- Matthew Babcock
Thesis: Exploring and Bridging Group Divides in Climate Communications - Casey Canfield
Thesis: Using Vigilance to Quantify Human Behavior for Phishing Risk - Frankie Catota Quintana
Thesis: Cybersecurity Capabilities in a Critical Infrastructure Sector of a Developing Nation - Olutayo Fabusuyi
Thesis: The Mode Most Traveled: Parking Implications and Policy Responses - Felipe Aguiar Marcondes de Faria
Thesis: Hydropower Development in the Brazilian Amazon - Michael Ford
Thesis: Studies in Nuclear Power: Low Risk and Low Carbon - Brock Glasgo
Thesis: Device-Level Data Analytics to Guide Policy - Shelly Hagerman
Thesis: Economics of Behind-the-Meter Solar PVand Energy Storage - Qiwei Han
Thesis: Essays on Consumer Switching and Search Behavior - Nathaniel Horner
Thesis: Powering the Information Age: Metrics, Social Cost Optimization Strategies, and Indirect Effects Related to Data Center Energy - Richard Huntsinger
Thesis: Evaluating Forecasting Performance in the Context of Process-Level Decisions: Methods, Computation Platform, and Studies in Residential Electricity Demand Estimation - Long Thanh Lam
Thesis: Innovation in China’s Renewable Energy Industry - Julian Lamy
Thesis: Optimal Locations for Siting Wind Energy Projects: Technical Challenges, Economics, and Public Preferences - Len Necefer
Thesis: Development of a Decision Aid for Energy Resource Management for the Navajo Nation Incorporating Environmental Cultural Values - Daniel Posen
Thesis: Feedstock, or Neither? Evaluating Tradeoffs in the Use of Biomass for Greenhouse Gas Mitigation - Stephanie Seki
Thesis: Evaluating the Economic, Environmental and Policy Impacts of Ethanol as a Transportation Fuel in Pennsylvania - Jeffery Song
Thesis: Sense of the Noise: Statistical Analysis of Environmental DNA Sampling for Invasive Asian Carp Monitoring Near the Great Lakes - Chin Yen Tee
Thesis: Market Design for the Future Electricity Grid: Modeling Tools and Investment Case Studies - Paul Tisa
Thesis: Department of Defense Energy and Logistics: Implications of Historic and Future Cost, Risk, and Capability Analysis - Fan Tong
Thesis: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Economic and Environmental Implications of Using Natural Gas to Power On-Road Vehicles in the United States - Nathaniel Williams
Thesis: Microgrid Utilities for Rural Electrification in East Africa: Challenges and Opportunities - Xiaochen Zhang
Thesis: Welfare Properties of Recommender Systems
Master of Science – Engineering & Public Policy
- Jeffrey Anderson
- Sun Hee Baik
- Jaison Desai
- Tylesha Drayton
- Alessandro Giordano
- Katherine McMahon
- Erezi Ogbo
- Manar Sarie
- Brian Sergi
Undergraduate Additional Majors Chemical Engineering / Engineering & Public Policy
Civil Engineering / Engineering & Public Policy
Electrical & Computer Engineering / Engineering & Public Policy
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Mechanical Engineering / Engineering & Public Policy
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E&TIM Graduates
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E&TIM Dual Degree
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