Bruce A. Egan

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Engineering, Harvard College Master of Science in Mech. Engineering, Harvard University Doctor of Science in Environmental Health Sciences, Harvard University.

Career

With engineering and applied physics laboratories, Harvard University with, Ednl. Development Center chief scientist, ENSR Consulting and Engineering. Visiting lecturer school public health Harvard University.

Member Commonwealth Massachusetts Pesticide Board. Consultant Office Technology Assessment, Washington, 1975. Panel leader workshop develop recommendations atmospheric dispersion models complex terrain United States Environmental Protection Agency, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1979, panel leader workshop role atmospheric models regulatory decision making, Airlie House, Virginia, 1981, member peer review committee office research and development, 1985, member research grant review panel, Durham, North Carolina, 1991.

Member National Commission Air Quality Atmospheric Dispersion Modeling Panel, Washington, 1979. Member Argonne U.Assn. review committee energy and environmental systems division Argonne National Laboratory, 1980-1982, member University of Chicago review committee energy and environmental systems division, 1983-1985. Participant geochemical and hydrological processes and their protection expert panel National Science Foundation/Council Environmental Quality, 1984.

Member review committee Illinois state water survey program atmospheric science Department of Energy, 1985, member review committee atmospheric science complex terrain program, 1986. Chairman task group III peer review panel completed work National Acid PrecipitationAssessment Program, 1988. Co-chairman, speaker air toxics regulation conference Executive Enterprises, Inc., Washington, 1990.

Presenter in field.

Achievements

• Bruce A. Egan has been listed as a noteworthy Engineering consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Meterol. Society (certified, member committee meteorological aspects air pollution, 1975-1979, chairman 1976, 77, program chairman American Mathematical Society/APCA joint conference applications air pollution meteorology 1977, member steering group American Mathematical Society/Environmental Protection Agency cooperative agreement 1979-1982, subgroup chairman American Mathematical Society/Environmental Protection Agency workshops 1980, 82, member awards committee, chairman American Mathematical Society/Environmental Protection Agency workshop dispersion complex terrain, 1983), Air and Waste Management Association (member AB-3 committee, editorial review board journal 90, 92).