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Congratulations to Hailey Mackay for publishing her master’s thesis. “The thesis proposes the use of plants to remove hazardous wastes from soil and water, a process known as phytoremediation, as a promising alternative to traditional methods of toxics clean-up. This project focuses…
After nearly two decades as a landscape designer, Jill McFarland is now a landscape architect. “Most people already thought I was one,” she laughed. “Even my kids!” Jill went to architecture school at the University of Minnesota and earned her master’s in landscape…
Photograph by Nicolette Whitney Holm knows the value of a team. From her college basketball days to two years in the Peace Corps to her current role as a working mom to two young daughters, she credits partnership and collaboration…
When you see a little leaguer holding a bat the wrong way, you teach her to choke up. When a budding artist struggles with a pair of scissors, you gently turn them around. If your pint-sized pianist can’t remember the…
If a 3-ounce can of tomato sauce costs $1.68, what is the price per ounce in cents? The first place team from Jefferson Middle School including Coach Venkata Nallamalli. In just seconds, local mathletes from Jefferson Middle School answered that and a variety…
The week before America’s transfer of presidential power, a group of transportation experts from around the country met in Washington, D.C. for a discussion titled, “Embracing Uncertainty: What We Don't Know About the Future Matters.” The standing-room-only session, planned months…
Maddie Knecht is no stranger to competition. A hitter for the volleyball team at Saint Martin’s University and a former Junior Olympian, the civil engineering student knows what it takes to win. Last month, she took that victorious spirit and…
As the new year begins and new goals are set, follow this project’s approach and plan ahead – way ahead. The SCJ team has been working for years with Chehalis Tribal Enterprises (CTE) to assist in the development of their…
Wild Winter Weather Strands SCJ Engineers, Turning Rental Car Into Makeshift Motel Last week’s winter storm in Oregon was historic. It surprised meteorologists and stopped the masses in their tracks. For hundreds of motorists, including two from SCJ, that stop…
SCJ team at ribbon cutting. Front row from left: Communications Manager Pam Folsom; Centralia Project Engineer Charlie Severs; Centralia Office Manager & Principal Brandon Johnson, Senior Principal Jean Carr, Transportation Engineer Anne Sylvester, Senior Principal Perry Shea, and Principal Eric…
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