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Kean University to Shift to Remote Operations on Sunday, October 12

Kean University will shift to remote operations on Sunday, October 12, due to the State of Emergency declared across New Jersey in response to the forecasted nor’easter storm. All classes scheduled for Sunday on New Jersey campuses will move to remote instruction, and all in-person activities are canceled. 

Only essential personnel should report to work as required. Employees with questions should contact their supervisors for guidance. Keanu’s Kitchen on the Union campus will remain open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Sunday to serve residential students. 

William M. Vasil

Professor
Office Location
C-309
Email
wvasil@kean.edu
Phone
(908) 737-3738

30 years of experience in project management, environmental permitting, and teaching. Background encompasses teaching college level courses in astronomy, earth science, environmental science, mathematics, and meteorology. Consulting activities include dispersion modeling, environmental impact assessment, air quality monitoring, greenhouse gas emissions analysis, health risk assessment, environmental health and safety auditing, environmental compliance management, air permitting strategy development, environmental health and safety, and support for public participation and community involvement programs. Responsible for the air permitting and dispersion simulation modeling for numerous refineries, powerplants, chemical plants, and waste-to-energy facilities, both nationally and internationally.

Courses Taught

  • Earth Science
  • Environmental Science
  • Astronomy

Selected Publications

Vasil, W. (2007). “US Regulatory Structure for Air Permitting of Oil and Gas Facilities - Case Study FPSO in the Gulf of Mexico” Paper presented at the Seminario de Emissoes Atmosfericas” conducted by Petrobas (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, March 16, 2007).

Vasil, W.M., 1988. Visibility in Atlantic City. Master’s Paper in Air Pollution Meteorology. Rutgers University: New Brunswick, New Jersey.