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Let's Connect: Meet Our Recruiters

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Posted by Lauren Cowling on Aug 15, 2018 in Insights & Hindsights

Soon our recruiters will head across the country for career fairs at local universities. Get to know the smiling faces at our booths.

Also, see where they'll be heading here.

Lauren Cowling

Alma mater...

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Tagscareer, job, recruiter, college, career fair,

Ed Dickson Joins Freese and Nichols' Stormwater Team

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Posted by Mike Wayts on Aug 9, 2018 in ebb and flow

We are pleased to welcome our new Stormwater hires, Ed Dickson and Jim Keith, who will bolster our ability to support a variety of municipalities, water districts and complex projects.

Ed, who is based in our new Charlotte office, is a water resources and stormwater engineer and nationally recognized for his floodplain mapping work. His specialization is in watershed-based H&H analysis, mapping and reviews...

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TagsStormwater, dallas, north carolina, FEMA, HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS,

Saving Banks: Teaching How Roots Reveal Erosion Rates

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Posted by Jennifer Wasinger on Aug 8, 2018 in FNI Water™

Just as trees’ inner rings tell the story of their growth, their roots can reveal how quickly the earth is washing away around them. It’s critical information for addressing watershed problems.

 Freese and Nichols’ Bryan Dick, left, and Ian Jewell, right, not only adapted a method for reading...

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Tagsroot dendrogeomorphology, Dendrogeomorphology, Oklahoma, Erosion, streambank, pollution,

Join us at the TFMA Fall Technical Summit

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Posted by Jim Keith on Aug 7, 2018 in ebb and flow

We’re proud to be presenting at the TFMA Fall Technical Summit. We look forward to connecting with you. 

Title: Hands-On HEC-RAS 2D (For Intermediate 1D Users)
Time: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 28
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TagsTFMA, Stormwater, HEC-RAS, dam safety, Hurricane harvey,

What is Insights & Hindsights?

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Posted by Lauren Cowling on Aug 6, 2018 in Insights & Hindsights

We're proud to announce Freese and Nichols' new blog called Insights & Hindsights, which offers career tips to help young professionals be better prepared for the workforce.

We know you have questions about finding a job and starting your career, because we did too. From connecting with clients to tips on transitioning from intern to professional, Insights & Hindsights provides answers from people who have been in...

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Tagsprofessional, internship, co-op, intern, career, career fair, engineer,

New Mobility Technologies: Learning from our Past

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Posted by Daniel Herrig on Aug 1, 2018 in Onward & Upward

Join us as we begin our series – New Mobility Technologies (NMT) – framing how cities and regions should approach the evolving landscape of transportation. We will start at the foundation by defining the context of mobility in American cities and outlining the range of NMT types and potential impacts. Keep up with our conversation as we lead to our NMT Top 10 – the first steps cities should take in preparing for new mobility technologies....

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Tagsautonomous vehicle, new mobility technologies, Transportation, Planning,

Celebrating Engineers on #LicensedPEDay

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Posted by Trish Hatley on Jul 31, 2018 in FNI Water™

On Wednesday, Aug. 1, we’re partnering with the National Society of Professional Engineers to celebrate the engineers who keep the world running.

Freese and Nichols actively supports NSPE. Oklahoma Division Manager ...

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TagsNSPE, PE, PE Day,

New Orleans Streets Talk Covers the Urban Landscape

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Posted by Alan Greer on Jul 30, 2018 in Onward & Upward

A brown-bag session designed around New Orleans streets provided an ideal backdrop to showcase Freese and Nichols’ multidisciplinary approach to helping cities address urgent needs and pursue ambitious goals for enhancing livability.

With the City recently making a push on resiliency projects, water resources engineer Nina Reins, organized the late-June...

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Tagscomplete streets, new orleans, resiliency,

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