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  • March

    Kimball Union Academy visits Cold Regions Lab

    Kimball Union Academy visits Cold Regions Lab

    HANOVER, N.H. (March 7, 2018) – Researchers Dr. Emily Asenath-Smith and Dr. Ben Barrowes shared
  • Amy Redmond, Portland District natural resource specialist, talks to Cottage Grove High School students during a college and career fair, March 21. Redmond and Doug Garletts, District fish biologist, attended the career day to highlight the various types of careers students could look forward to in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

    Corps highlights non-engineering careers at Cottage Grove HS

    Amy Redmond spoke to student after student, planting the proverbial “seed” that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers does more than engineering. It was apt that Redmond, a natural resource specialist for Portland District, was at the career fair planting seeds – she does that during her regular work, too. Or, she at least nurtures the environment – allowing those seeds to blossom.
  • Lisa Metheney Order of the Palmetto

    Order of the Palmetto- Lisa Metheney

    A big congratulations to the Charleston District’s Senior Civilian Ms. Lisa Metheney who was
  • Santee Cooper Relationship

    A Powerful Relationship

    For 32 years, the Charleston District has been operating the St. Stephen Dam and Powerhouse at the
  • Meet Joe Moran

    Meet Our: Joe Moran, chief of operations

    Describe your job.My main responsibility is to ensure the Charleston District’s operations team has