Research Centers
The Center for Resiliency
Director: Dr. Liv Haselbach, Ph.D., PE
The Center for Resiliency supports research, community outreach, and teaching to expand the body of knowledge surrounding multi-disaster preparation, mitigation, and recovery from both natural and manmade events in the Gulf Coast region. Its vision is to be a networking center and data collaborative in all aspects of resiliency including infrastructure, socio-economic well-being, health, the environment, and universal design.
The Center for Midstream Management and Science
Director: Thomas Kalb
The CMMS supports students, faculty members, labs, and post-doctoral fellowships across Lamar University with an emphasis on applied research in the midstream industry. The Center faciliitates training for the midstream community by hosting events and seminars.
The Center for Advances in Port Management
Director: Robert Dubois
CAPM implements a leading-edge port and marine terminal-related research program fully responsive to, and anticipatory of, industry needs and faculty capabilities. Interdisciplinary research projects are funded by the State of Texas.
The Center for Advances in Water and Air Quality
Director: Dr. Clayton Jeffryes
CAWAQ promotes understanding of critical environmental issues and develops solutions for mitigating challenges in water and air quality faced by industries and the global community through research, educational programs, and outreach. Interdisciplinary research projects are funded by the State of Texas.
Texas Air Research Center & Texas Hazardous Waste Research Center
Director: Dr. Clayton Jeffryes
TARC and THWRC manage integrated research programs in two niche areas: (1) synthesize scientific and modeling data regarding Texas air quality to facilitate decision-making for policy makers, and (2) innovate the technologies for the mitigation and remediation of environmental dispersion of hazardous wastes.
