Recordings of all webinars are available on UCOWR’s YouTube Channel.
Creative Conference Sessions to Communicate Your Work
September 6, 2018
Facilitator: Nicole Wilkinson, Water Resources Research Institute, North Carolina State University
This webinar is aimed at meeting a key UCOWR strategic planning goal – Creating a Dynamic Conference Format. Our conference participants provide the content for the conference each year, but the UCOWR Board wants to provide you with the support to think outside the box and share your research and other topics through engaging, dynamic sessions. Are you nervous to do something besides a standard PowerPoint? Afraid you don’t have the right creative skills? Don’t think you’re dynamic enough? Put all of that aside and join us to learn about a variety of options available to you for the 2019 conference in Snow Bird, Utah.
Emerging Voices of Tribal Perspectives in Water Resources Webinar (Two Part) Series
April 26 & May 23, 2018
The Emerging Voices of Tribal Perspectives in Water Resources webinars highlight papers from the April 2018 special issue on tribal waters in the Journal of Contemporary Water Research & Education (JCWRE). Karletta Chief of the University of Arizona is the issue editor and facilitates each webinar.
Webinar #1 features two papers on tribal waters and climate change. First, Suhina Deol and Bonnie Colby discuss their paper, “Tribal Economies: Water Settlements, Agriculture, and Gaming in the Western U.S.” Ryan Emanuel follows with a talk on, “Climate Change in the Lumbee River Watershed and Potential Impacts on the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina.”
Webinar #2 features two papers on tribes and water quality and quantity. First, Otakuye Conroy-Ben discusses her paper “Disparities in Water Quality in Indian Country.” Crystal Tulley-Cordova follows with a talk on “Navajo Nation, USA, Precipitation Variability from 2002 to 2015.”
