Black History Month Event with Dr. Brian Teppen

February 20, 2025 - February 20, 2024

Registration Deadline: February 14, 2025 - 05:00PM

Agriculture Hall, rm 75/ Zoom

Contact: For more information contact Ayodele Dare at dareayod@msu.edu

The Office of Culture, Access and Belonging invites the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources community to attend this Black History Month Event.

The February OCAB event features Dr. Brian Teppen

OCAB Event: How Demographic Representation Makes Groups Smarter (A talk for Black History Month in memory of Katherine W. Phillips)

Register to receive the online participation details. For questions, contact dareayod@msu.edu.

Background

Dr. Teppen's areas of expertise include soil chemistry, soil mineralogy, adsorption, clay minerals, and molecular simulation. His research interests lie in surface structures of environmentally relevant colloidal materials; adsorption mechanisms for gaseous and solution species interacting with solid phases in soils and sediments and the implications for geochemical transport and fate; and anthropogenic modification of natural surfaces to optimize adsorbents for a given purpose.

Brian J. Teppen

 

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