Jason Grove

Jason Grove is an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Waterloo and currently serves as the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies. He holds a PhD from the University of Waterloo (2005) in Chemical Engineering and a Bachelor of Engineering Science from the University of Oxford (2001). His research focuses on engineering education, outcomes assessment, and sustainable practices such as GHG accounting and lifecycle analysis. He has taught numerous courses including CHE 571 (Industrial Ecology), CHE 383 (Chemical Engineering Design Workshop), and PD 19 (Tactics for Workplace Success). His work bridges pedagogical innovation with environmental engineering challenges, emphasizing student-centered learning and professional skill development.

Education Background:

• PhD in Chemical Engineering, University of Waterloo, 2005
• MEng in Engineering Science, University of Oxford, 2001

Research interests include enhancing graduate attributes through cooperative education evaluations, designing blended learning environments, and advancing methodologies for GHG emissions mitigation. His publications reflect a strong emphasis on improving engineering education practices, teamwork training, and the integration of sustainability principles into curricula.

Recent articles highlight trends in career aspirations of engineering students and the effectiveness of hybrid laboratory courses. Notably, his work on cap-and-trade simulations contributes to environmental policy discourse. Grove’s teaching and administrative roles underscore his commitment to undergraduate academic excellence and professional readiness.