Research Forum Archives
Communicating Science: Make it Creative; Make it Relatable-Handout
Communicating Science: Make it Creative; Make it Relatable by Star Coulbrooke, Millie Tullis, and Shaun Anderson Mar.15, 2017 BEFORE THE DAM All along the river we were young and walked the dirt roads barefoot Night and day we wandered the riverbank, plunged off its edges Followed the ditchbank where it curved [...]
Sarah Null, CAS Team Leader Awarded NSF CAREER Grant
USU scientist explores 'big picture' of hydrologic modeling for water resources management
Water Cluster Hire
Three Faculty Positions to Address Water Challenges in Integrated Natural, Built, and Agricultural Environments at Assistant or Associate Professor Level Do you want to conduct relevant research and train the next generation of scientists and engineers to address our nation’s critical water problems? The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Utah State University seeks [...]
January 18, 2017
Matthew LaPlante
Utah State University Faculty Journalism and Communication Presentation: Superlative: Why the Biggest Ideas in Science Get the Shortest Shrift USU Merrill-Cazier Library Room 154 11:30-1:00 Light refreshments will be served matthew.laplante@usu.edu
Heidie George
Applied Economics
I am interested in economics from a global platform, comparative studies, economic decision models for fiscal, monetary and global climate policy decisions, all in relation to international economic systems and global economic metamorphosis. I want to research global ‘connectivity’ and the relationship of economic and climate changes between various types of governing bodies and countries.
February 22, 2017
Presentations by:
- William Pearse, Department of Biology
- Sara Sutherland, Department of Applied Economics
- Dennis L. Newell, Department of Geology
- Mark W. Brunson, Department of Environment and Society
March 22, 2017
Presentations by:
- Jacob Freeman, Department of Sociology, Social Work, and Anthropology
- Jacopo Baggio, Department of Environment and Society
- Michael Cortez, Department of Mathematics and Statistics
- Michael Conover Department of Wildland Resources
Joe Wheaton
Watershed Sciences
Fluvial Geomorphology, Biogeomorphology, Watershed Management, Beaver Ecology
joe.wheaton@usu.edu