Jean Hunter
Associate Professor, Biological and Environmental Engineering
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Associate Professor, Biological and Environmental Engineering
Jean Hunter is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering. Her research interests include bioprocess and food engineering, with applications including space life support.
D. Eng. Sci.
Columbia University
1987
Master of Science
Columbia University
1982
Bachelor of Science
M.I.T.
1976
Professor Hunter’s research group is currently working on design of food processing and waste management systems for long-term space colonies; microbial and enzymatic methods for reclamation of food and agricultural wastes; and systems analysis in the areas of process optimization, process cost estimation, and system modeling.
Professor Hunter teaches The BEE Experience which helps students develop their undergraduate course plans, tools on how to locate jobs and internships, learn to craft a resume and cover letter and explore opportunities for life long learning.
Her courses include: