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December, 2008 - Aspect Staff Brave the Elements

December, 2008 - Aspect Promotes Two

December 13, 2008 —Aspect 2008 Holiday Party/Charity Auction

November, 2008 - Aspect Lands on PSBJ 2008 Environmental Firms List

September, 2008 - Aspect's Jenifer Ramsey Speaks on LID Raingarden Modeling

August 27, 2008—Aspect to Work with Port of Bellingham on RI/FS

July, 2008—Bill Sullivan Joins Aspect's New Wenatchee Office

July, 2008—Announcing Aspect Wenatchee

July, 2008—Congratulating Aspect's Newest PE: Mike Nelson

June 10, 2008—Aspect Team Climbs (on) Mt. Rainier

June 1, 2008—Aspect Pedals 1872 Miles for National Bike Month

March 15, 2008—Aspect Sponsors 13th Annual Water for Life Reception

March, 2008—Aspect Welcomes Geotechnical Engineers Henry Haselton, PE and Todd Parkington

February, 2008—Owen Reese Promoted to Associate

January, 2008—Eric Marhofer Receives PE

 

July 2008

Congratulating Aspect's Newest PE: Mike Nelson

Civil and environmental engineer Mike Nelson recently earned his PE. Since joining Aspect in 2006, Mike has been involved in some of the firm's most significant environmental projects including Seattle Art Museum's Olympic Sculpture Park, Barbee Mill and Quendall Terminals redevelopment on Lake Washington, and the new Gates Foundation headquarters at the Seattle Center. Recently, Mike has been providing design, installation, and performance monitoring of Soil Vapor Extraction systems for an in-city Seattle former dry cleaners site and a Moses Lake area truck stop. He has also been providing preliminary engineering design for design and construction of a permeable reactive barrier (PRB) wall effective in destroying solvent-related contaminants in groundwater at a site in Mill Creek. Mike holds BS and MS degrees from Virginia Tech.