Bradley Striebig

Bradley Striebig is a Professor and Academic Advisor in the Department of Engineering at James Madison University (JMU), part of the College of Integrated Science & Engineering. With over 30 years of engineering experience, he has secured over $7.4 million in research funding as a collaborator or Principal Investigator. His work includes global initiatives like the WATER program in Benin, improving clean water access through partnerships with institutions such as the Songhai Center and Gonzaga University. Locally, he collaborates with Trout Unlimited on river restoration, and globally supports Nasaruni Academy for Maasai Girls.

• Education: Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering (Pennsylvania State University, 1996); M.S. in Environmental Systems Engineering (Clemson University, 1993); B.S. in Civil Engineering (Pennsylvania State University, 1991).

Research & Expertise

Focuses on sustainable design, ESG market integration, environmental restoration, and ethical engineering practices. Leads projects in biological treatment processes, low-impact development, and water resource management, with fieldwork in Benin, Rwanda, Kenya, and India.

Grants & Projects

• Co-founded the WATER program, enabling clean water infrastructure in Benin.
• Managed $7.4M+ in research funding across environmental and engineering initiatives.

Labs & Collaborations

Collaborates with the Songhai Center, Centre Africa Obota, and Trout Unlimited. Active in global education initiatives through Nasaruni Academy infrastructure development.