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Curriculum Vitae
Courses- Fall
2011
GE3850: Geohydrology
Seminar
on Rural Sustainability
GE5800:
Mathematical Modeling of Earth Systems
Projects
 GK12: GlobalWatershed:
Integrating Rural and Global Perspectives with Research and Technological
Advances
Modeling and
Analyzing the Use, Efficiency, Value and Governance of Water as a Material in
the Great Lakes Region
Interdisciplinary study of risks
associated with wastewater contamination in the Rio Sonora watershed,
Mexico
Ecohydrology: Partitioning of hydrologic
contributions in an old growth forest riparian area & Associations of
groundwater with coaster brook trout spawning
Enhancing the Capacity for Sustainable
Forest Management and Ecosystem Service Provisioning in Chiapas and Oaxaca:
A US-Mexico Training, Internships, Exchanges, and Scholarships (TIES)
Initiative partnership
Graduate Student
Scholarships to Advance a Global Outlook of Economic and Social Prosperity
that Protects the Environment (S-STEM)
Michigan Tech Center for
Water & Society
Sustainable Development for Rural
Communities- Social, Health, Economic, and Environmental Advances (SustR):
A US-Mexico-Canada Exchange Program
Huron Creek Watershed
Management Plan
Sustainability analysis in water resources
management: Application to the Yaqui River basin, Sonora, Mexico
Stochastic analysis for optimal
management strategies applied to the remediation of contaminated
groundwater systems
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