Don Wesley Green

Deane E. Ackers Distinguished Professor

dgreen@ku.edu

1530 W. 15th Street
4146C Learned Hall
University of Kansas 66045-7609

Telephone: 785-864-2911
Fax: 785-864-4967

Academic Department

Chemical & Petroleum Engineering

Research Specialty

Enhanced Oil Recovery Methods, Reservoir Engineering

Awards

• Society of Petroleum Engineers Distinguished Member
• Society of Petroleum Engineers Outstanding Faculty
• Chancellor’s Club Career Teaching Award

Professional Memberships

• Society of Petroleum Engineers
• American Institute of Chemical Engineers
• American Society for Engineering Education

Degrees

• Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, 1963, University of Oklahoma
• B.S. Petroleum Engineering, 1955, University of Tulsa

For More Information

• The University of Kansas Information & Telecommunication Technology Center

Why come to study your field at the University of Kansas?

Availability of energy is an increasingly important issue for the United States and the World. Carbon based fuel, oil and natural gas, will be the most important sources of energy for decades to come. Petroleum and chemical engineers play major roles in oil and gas exploration, production and processing. The Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering has excellent undergraduate and graduate programs in both disciplines. Our graduates have found satisfying careers in all aspects of the energy industry, from basic engineering to management.