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▲ AWRA Business . . . cont’d.<br />
Richard A. Herbert Memorial<br />
Scholarship Fund Awards Announced<br />
AWRA has selected the following individuals as recipients<br />
for its 2000 Richard A. Herbert Memorial Educational<br />
Scholarship Fund. Each recipient receives a $1,000<br />
scholarship.<br />
MICHAEL SEIDER of Neenah, Wisconsin, is the recipient<br />
of the Richard A. Herbert<br />
Memorial Educational Scholarship,<br />
Undergraduate Student<br />
Category. Mike is enrolled<br />
at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens<br />
Point, College<br />
of Natural Resources, as a<br />
fisheries student. He has been<br />
recognized for his academic<br />
excellence and student involvement<br />
and is a member of<br />
Phi Kappa Phi and Xi Sigma<br />
Pi. Mike currently serves as the Student Advisory Panel<br />
representative for AWRA and was the president of the<br />
student chapter of the <strong>American</strong> Fisheries Society during<br />
the 1999-2000 academic year. Besides being very active<br />
in fisheries in an academic sense, he is an active fisherman<br />
who works hard to conserve the natural resources.<br />
Mike’s goal is to eventually get a Ph.D. in a water resources<br />
subject and teach at the university level.<br />
KURT KELSEY of Marinette, Wisconsin, is the recipient<br />
of the Richard Herbert Memorial<br />
Educational Scholarship,<br />
Graduate Student Category.<br />
Kurt is enrolled at the University<br />
of Wisconsin-Stevens<br />
Point, College of Natural Resources,<br />
and received his B.S.<br />
degree in <strong>Water</strong>shed Management<br />
(five-time Dean’s List<br />
member), and is now pursuing<br />
his Masters of Science Degree<br />
in Natural Resources.<br />
Kurt was a member of the UWSP-AWRA Student Chapter<br />
for five years (serving as Treasurer during the 1998-1999<br />
term) and has been a National member for the last three<br />
years. He is a member of the UWSP Soil and <strong>Water</strong> Conservation<br />
Society Student Chapter and a National member<br />
of the International Erosion Control Association.<br />
Kurt’s goal is to make a difference in society by reducing<br />
the amount of sediments entering our water bodies, with<br />
the ultimate goal of improving the quality of our water resources.<br />
He feels that a job in the erosion control or<br />
water conservation fields will provide him with the opportunities<br />
he desires to accomplish his goals.<br />
❖ ❖ ❖<br />
PAPERS APPEARING IN THE<br />
JOURNAL OF THE<br />
AMERICAN WATER RESOURCES ASSOCIATION<br />
OCTOBER 2000 • VOL. 36 • NO. 5<br />
DIALOGUE ON WATER ISSUES<br />
• Should Dams Be Modified for the Probable<br />
Maximum Flood?<br />
TECHNICAL PAPERS<br />
• Evapotranspiration and Soil Moisture Dynamics on<br />
a Semiarid Ponderosa Pine Hillslope<br />
• A GIS-Assisted Distributed <strong>Water</strong>shed Model for<br />
Simulating Flooding and Inundation<br />
• Managing Taiwan’s Reservoir <strong>Water</strong>sheds by the<br />
Zoning Approach<br />
• <strong>Water</strong> Conservation in Casablanca, Morocco<br />
• Effectiveness of Waste Minimization Projects in<br />
Reducing <strong>Water</strong> Demand by UK Industry<br />
• The Effect of Residential Development on Ground-<br />
<strong>Water</strong> Quality Near Detroit, Michigan<br />
• Remote Monitoring of Selected Ground-<strong>Water</strong><br />
Dominated Lakes in the Nebraska Sand Hills<br />
• Export Coefficient Modeling to Assess Phosphorus<br />
Loading in an Urban <strong>Water</strong>shed<br />
• Quality of Runoff From Plots With Simulated<br />
Grazing<br />
• Velocity and Concentration Distributions of<br />
Sediment-Laden Open Channel Flow<br />
• Spectral Analysis of Tidal Fluctuations in Ground<br />
<strong>Water</strong> Level<br />
• Walnut Creek <strong>Water</strong>shed Monitoring Project, Iowa:<br />
Monitoring <strong>Water</strong> Quality in Response to Prairie<br />
Restoration<br />
• Optimization of Transportation Networks During<br />
Urban Flooding<br />
• Simulation of Freshwater Discharges From Ungaged<br />
Areas to the Sebastian River, Florida<br />
• Hydrologic Implications of Greater Ground-<strong>Water</strong><br />
Recharge to Las Vegas Valley, Nevada<br />
• Stream Health After Urbanization<br />
• Hydrologic Analysis of Discharge Sustainability<br />
From an Abandoned Underground Coal Mine<br />
• <strong>Water</strong>shed Urbanization and Changes in Fish<br />
Communities in Southeastern Wisconsin Streams<br />
JAWRA<br />
Journal of the <strong>American</strong> <strong>Water</strong> Resources Association<br />
V<strong>olume</strong> 2 • N<strong>umber</strong> 6 <strong>Water</strong> Resources IMPACT • 29