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April 12, 2018  @ 4-5:30pm
Idaho Commons Summit Room

When: 7:30 a.m., Wednesday, April 11th
Where: via livestream

Join the Office of Research in attending the live stream of the Seattle Clean Tech Alliance Breakfast Series event at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 11. This event will feature Dr. John Stark of the Washington Stormwater Center.

In addition to his work with the Center, Stark is a full professor and conducts ecotoxicology research for Washington State University in Puyallup. His research focuses on the protection of endangered species and ecological risk assessment of pollutants, emphasizing salmon and aquatic invertebrates.

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An article in Agisamerica.org highlights a few examples of how Washington State University is working to address Washington State’s water challenges.

WSU Water Faculty,

Are you interested in Being a WSU Delegate for the Universities Council on Water Resources?

WSU is an institutional member of the Universities Council on Water Resources (UCOWR), which is a great organization that focuses on connecting academic water researchers, educators, and others for sharing expertise, building leadership, and developing partnerships for addressing water resource issues of today. If you are not familiar with the organization, check it out at http://ucowr.org/.

The Washington State Section of the American Water Resources Association (AWRA) is seeking nominations for its 2017 – 18 Fellowship Award. For the 2017 – 18 academic year two fellowships will be given. One award will be to a member of a Washington Section affiliated Student Chapter. The other award will go to a student enrolled in a graduate program at a college or university in Washington State. Both fellowships are for a full-time graduate student completing an advanced degree in an interdisciplinary water resources subject. In addition to $2000 in cash, the award includes a one-year membership in both the State and National AWRA, … » More …