88R12938 BK-D
 
  By: A. Johnson of Harris H.R. No. 981
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
         WHEREAS, Dr. Lauren Stadler, an assistant professor of civil
  and environmental engineering at Rice University, is the recipient
  of a 2022 CAREER Award from the Faculty Early Career Development
  Program of the National Science Foundation; and
         WHEREAS, Among the most prestigious honors conferred by NSF,
  CAREER Awards include five-year grants to support early-career
  faculty who exemplify the highest ideals of their profession and
  who work to advance their organization's mission; each year, NSF
  presents only about 500 awards across all disciplines; and
         WHEREAS, Dr. Stadler was selected to receive a CAREER award
  and a grant totaling more than $550,000 for her research on
  engineering environmental microbiomes to improve wastewater
  treatment processes; and
         WHEREAS, A graduate of Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania,
  Dr. Stadler earned her master's degree and her Ph.D. in
  environmental engineering from the University of Michigan; she
  joined the faculty of Rice University in 2016, and in addition to
  conducting research with that institution, she has worked with the
  City of Houston to monitor wastewater for SARS-CoV-2, influenza,
  and other viruses, helping to inform public health decisions; and
         WHEREAS, Through her outstanding work at Rice University,
  Dr. Lauren Stadler has distinguished herself as an inspiring leader
  and an innovative researcher, and she may reflect with pride on this
  well-deserved recognition; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 88th Texas
  Legislature hereby congratulate Dr. Lauren Stadler on receiving a
  2022 CAREER Award from the Faculty Early Career Development Program
  of the National Science Foundation and extend to her sincere best
  wishes for continued success in her important work; and, be it
  further
         RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
  prepared for Dr. Stadler as an expression of high regard by the
  Texas House of Representatives.