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