Application Deadline: October 31st The program enables graduate students to go beyond “one site, one view” in their research. Graduate training in water science often focuses on a single field site, analytical, or modeling approach. The Pathfinder Fellowship program provides travel funds to graduate students in hydrology and related sciences to make an extended trip […]

Application Deadline: September 30th The program enables scientists to learn the details of hydrologic instrument installation, operation, maintenance, and data processing by visiting experts or scheduling reverse site visit. CUAHSI offers Instrumentation Discovery Travel Grants (IDTG) of up to $1,000 to help cover travel expenses for scientists at U.S. universities and colleges to visit colleagues […]

2019 Annual Water Resources Conference June 11-13, 2019 in Snowbird, Utah The Conference Planning Committee invites you to propose a Special Session for the conference. A special session organizers’ role is to propose a relevant and timely topic, recruit speakers to submit abstracts to the session, and moderate the session during the June 2019 Conference. […]

If you are a WSU student, faculty or staff member, you can now take advantage of our new Survey Design Clinic. The SESRC’s team of experts provides survey design guidance so you can get the most out of your survey research and avoid the common pitfalls with administering them. No appointments necessary, just stop by […]

April 24 & 25, 2019 in SeaTac, Washington. This unique conference focuses specifically on addressing high-priority issues and challenges faced by municipal NPDES permittees statewide, in order to promote broad communication, coordination, and sharing of valuable municipal tools and stormwater management approaches from permittees and other professionals across the state. The conference will provide: • […]

CUAHSI is pleased to offer the Hydroinformatics Innovation Fellowship to support projects that will result in a hydroinformatics product to be disseminated to the CUAHSI community within one year of funding. Awardees will receive up to $5,000 for eligible expenses including: travel costs associated with acquiring new skills, site or reverse site visits, software or […]

The University of Washington College of the Environment invites applications for a Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center (NW CASC) Actionable Science Postdoctoral Fellow. The NW CASC is one of eight regional Climate Adaptation Science Centers dedicated to delivering science that helps wildlife, water, land and people adapt to a changing climate. Research supported by the […]

This certificate is a 15-credit undergraduate program open to students from all colleges and disciplines who are interested in freshwater resources. Through this program, students will develop an interdisciplinary understanding of the physical, social, and cultural drivers that shape how water is managed within the larger environmental and human landscape. Those completing this certificate will […]

The Python Working Group (PWG) is a place for students to learn and share knowledge of the Python programming language. The PWG is a community driven group with weekly presentations given by PWG members on a range of Python related topics. Python users of all skill levels are welcome to join. https://cereo.wsu.edu/python-working-group/

The R Working Group is WSU’s R community. It is a peer-to-peer learning network of graduate students, post-docs, and faculty to share R knowledge, techniques, and troubleshooting through weekly meetings and workshops. Come join us! https://cereo.wsu.edu/r-working-group/