GRAD 592

Fall 2009 theme:

Environmental Protection and Water Management: Are They Compatible?

Monday, 4:00pm
Clark A - Room 206 (note the room change)
Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO

The purpose of the 2009 Interdisciplinary Water Resources Seminar (GRAD 592) is to examine how the environment is protected as water supplies are developed and managed in Colorado. More specifically, the seminar will:

1. Examine environmental laws, institutions and policies that affect water development
2. Understand current approaches to environmental protection and water management
3. Discuss the evolution of environmental protection and public participation in water management
4. Examine current Colorado water case studies to understand the management of public water supply, growth, environmental mitigation, endangered species needs, water quality protection and other topics.

Students interested in taking the one-credit seminar should sign up for GRAD592, Water Resources Seminar, CRN 67067. Grading will be on a pass/fail basis with student participation and written assignments comprising the grade requirement. The seminar will be held at 4:00 P.M. Monday afternoons in Room A-206 Clark Bldg. (Students who have enrolled in GRAD592 in the past, can also enroll for this offering). For further information, contact Reagan Waskom at Reagan.waskom@colostate.edu

All interested faculty, students and off-campus water professionals are encouraged to attend and participate.

GRAD592 Fall 2009 Grading

Please download the grading policy here.
Check your grade here with your CSUID