Ed Romanowicz

Ed Romanowicz is the Director of the Center for Earth & Environmental Science at SUNY Plattsburgh and a Professor of Geology. His research spans interdisciplinary intersections between geology and hydrology, focusing on structural controls on groundwater flow, wetland hydrology, and environmental impacts of contaminants like PFAS.

• Education: PhD in Geology (Duke University), MS in Geology (Syracuse University), BA in Mathematics (University of California, Santa Cruz), BS in Earth Science (Geophysics) (University of California, Santa Cruz)
• Research: Structural geology, hydrology, wetland dynamics, groundwater contamination, watershed management
• Collaborations: Vermont Geological Survey, undergraduate student mentorship