Roy W. Hann Jr.

Professor Emeritus

Roy Hann Professional Milestones

A Timeline of Professional Milestones

1934

Dr. Hann is born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to Roy W. and Irene Hann.

1956

Dr. Hann receives a Bachelor of Science from the University of Oklahoma.

1957

Dr. Hann receives a Master of Civil Engineering from the University of Oklahoma.

1957

Dr. Hann serves on active duty as a Lieutenant in the United States Public Health Service.

1959

Dr. Hann becomes an engineer at C.H. Guernsey and Associates in Oklahoma City.

1962

Dr. Hann becomes an assistant professor of civil engineering at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, South Carolina.

1963

Dr. Hann receives a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Oklahoma.

1965

Dr. Hann becomes an assistant professor of civil engineering in the Department of Environmental Engineering Division of Texas A&M University in College, Texas.

1967

Dr. Hann is promoted to associate professor at Texas A&M University.

1970

Dr. Hann’s Texas A&M Research Program on Houston Ship Channel Pollution is featured on national television on the first Earth Day.

1970

Dr. Hann is appointed Head of the Environmental Engineering Program at Texas A&M University.

1970

Dr. Hann receives the Life Paper Award from the American Society of Civil Engineers.

1971

Dr. Hann becomes a full professor and research engineer at Texas A&M University.

1974

Dr. Hann is dispatched by the commandment of the U.S. Coast Guard to study the impact of the Metula Oil Spill in the Straits of Magellan.

1976

Dr. Hann is appointed director of the Sea Grant Program at Texas A&M University.

1979

Dr. Hann is reappointed Head of the Environmental Engineering Program at Texas A&M University.

1983

Dr. Hann receives the Palladium Medal from the National Audubon Society of the American Association of Engineering Societies.

1987

Dr. Hann serves as owner and operator of Spring Valley Ranches.

1991

Dr. Hann is appointed director of the Institute for Oil Spill Technology at the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station.

2010

Dr. Hann retires from Texas A&M University to operate Hann Family Spring Valley Ranches and to pursue environmental engineering consulting.

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