James R. Craig, Ph.D., P.Eng.

Education

• Ph.D. in Civil, Structural, and Environmental Engineering (2005)
  • University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY
  • Dissertation: Reactive Contaminant Transport Modeling using Analytic Element Flow Solutions (full document)
• B.S. in Civil Engineering (1999)
  • Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania

Awards/Scholarships/Fellowships

• UW Engineering Society Teaching Excellence Award (2018)
  • Student-nominated award for contributions to student academic success in UW engineering
• Canada Research Chair (Tier II) in Hydrologic Modelling and Analysis (2016)
  • Awarded to emerging high-quality Canadian scholars by NSERC
• University of Waterloo Outstanding Performance Award (2016)
  • For outstanding contributions in teaching and scholarship
• University of Waterloo Faculty of Engineering/Sandford Fleming Foundation Teaching Excellence Award (2014)
  • In recognition of an exemplary record of outstanding teaching and commitment to the enrichment of engineering education
• University of Waterloo Faculty of Engineering Distinguished Performance Award (2012)
  • Awarded for outstanding contributions in teaching, scholarship and service.
• Early Researcher Award (2011)
  • Awarded by the Ontario Ministry of Research and Innovation to promising researchers in the first five years of their academic career.
• Advanced Graduate Certificate: Concentration in Geographic Information Science (2005)
  • Certification administered by the SUNY at Buffalo Department of Geography for completion of coursework related to geographic information science.
• IGERT (Integrative Graduate Education and Research Training) Fellowship in the field of Geographic Information Science (1999 - 2004)
  • Supported by NSF IGERT grant DGE-9870668 underneath the supervision of SUNY Buffalo's NCGIA (National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis)
• CSEE Chair's Recognition Award (2004)
  • For high scholastic achievement and dedication to the Civil, Structural, and Environmental Engineering department of the University at Buffalo
• Don Rennie Memorial award for outstanding Presentation (Environmental Modeling) (2002)
  • For presentation at the 12th annual Great Lakes Research Consortium Student/Faculty Conference. Sponsored by the New York Sea Grant Institute