Rate My Professor James Jensen

Jensen's influential publications include the highly cited paper 'Removal of antibiotics in wastewater: effect of hydraulic and solid retention times on the fate of tetracycline in the activated sludge process' (Environmental Science & Technology, 2005), as well as studies on tetracycline-resistant bacteria in activated sludge (Chemosphere, 2007), ultraviolet disinfection of fecal coliform (Water Environment Research, 2006), and disinfection models (Environmental Science & Technology, 2010). He has authored textbooks such as 'A Problem-Solving Approach to Aquatic Chemistry,' 'A User's Guide to Engineering,' and 'Engineering Case Studies.' For his teaching and service, he received the 2013 President Emeritus and Mrs. Martin Meyerson Award for Distinguished Undergraduate Teaching and Mentoring, the 2013 New York Water Environmental Association Kenneth Allen Memorial Award, the 2013 Distinguished Service Award from Science Exploration Day, the 2009 Engineer Educator of the Year from the Erie-Niagara Chapter of the New York State Society of Professional Engineers, and shared the 2022 inaugural UB Academic Integrity faculty award. He teaches courses including Environmental Engineering Fundamentals, Treatment Process Engineering, and Chemical Principles in Environmental Engineering.