Samuel Ross

Samuel Ross is a civil engineer with experience in both research and practical applications within the environmental engineering field. Currently employed at Belt Collins since May 2018, Samuel has previously held roles as a Graduate Research Assistant at Iowa State University, where a mesocosm was designed to study antibiotic-resistant DNA degradation, and as a Civil Engineer Intern at EOR/Griggs Environmental Strategies, Inc., focusing on NPDES permits and environmental assessments. Samuel's earlier experiences include lifeguarding and coordination roles at Grinnell College, as well as working as a camp counselor. Educational qualifications include a Master of Engineering in Civil/Environmental Engineering from Iowa State University and a Bachelor's degree in Physics and Environmental Studies from Grinnell College.