Greetings!


The Urban Water Innovation Network (UWIN) is pleased to offer its
second *Undergraduate
Research Program* (URP) for the summer of 2017. Students with different
research interests in urban water sustainability - social sciences, natural
sciences, engineering - will be placed with a team of mentors at
institutions in urban areas across the nation. See: https://erams.com/UWIN
/urp/



Your help in sharing this information with students interested in doing
independent research in our unique setting would be very much appreciated.
Program details follow.



Thank you.


Aude Lochet, Ph.D.

UWIN Undergraduate Research Program coordinator


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*Sustainable Urban Water Transdisciplinary Research Program for
Undergraduates*


*Engaging Undergraduates in Transitioning Toward Sustainable Urban Water
Systems*


Students will join the Urban Water Innovation Network community in 2017 to:


   - Be a part of an exciting research community, working closely with
   mentor scientists
   - Design and complete a research project using state-of-the-art
   facilities
   - Explore urban water sustainability and transdisciplinary research
   - Exchange ideas with a diverse group of students and scientists

 The program fosters reflection and builds self confidence and skills. To
complement their mentored research, students interact in person and/or
virtually, give and receive feedback and support, and participate in a rich
assortment of enrichment activities, workshops and seminars in research and
urban water sustainability.


*Dates:* May 31 to August 2, 2017 (9 weeks)

*Eligibility:*  Undergraduate freshmen, sophomores, juniors or first
semester seniors. Must be citizens or permanent residents of the U.S. or
its possessions.

*Support:* $4,500 stipend, room and board on-campus or in nearby housing,
travel allowance up to $900.


The program starts and ends at Colorado State University in Fort Collins CO.

*To apply: *See our website at: https://erams.com/UWIN/urp/ Online
application only.

*Applications must be submitted by February 10, 2017.*


*Projects for 2017:*


   - Variation in Vegetation’s Influence on Urban Climate* (University of
   California Riverside, Oregon State University, University of Arizona, UMBC)*
   - Evaluating Options for Management of Urban Flood Hazards *(UMBC,
   University of Arizona, University of Georgia)*
   -

   Microclimates and Human Activity Patterns Near Urban Surface Water: A
   Case Study
    of Tempe Town Lake, Arizona *(Arizona State University)*
   - Water Resouces and Heat Emergencies *(Arizona State University)*
   - Natural Solutions for Urban Watershed Sustainability *(Brooklyn
   College CUNY)*
   -

   Visualizing Urban Water Sustainability Indicators within a Video Game
   for Collecting
    Water Management Ideas from Gamers *(Colorado State University)*
   - Non-Darcian Flow Regimes in the Biscayne Aquifer of Southeast
Florida *(Florida
   International University)*
   - Water Affordability Case Studies *(Michigan State University)*
   -

   Transitions to Socially Equitable and Environmentally Just Sustainable
   Urban Water
    Systems *(Northeastern University)*
   - Characterizing the Urban Energy Water Nexus through Modeling and Data
   Analysis *(Princeton University)*
   -

   System-of-Systems Analysis of Water Infrastructure Resilience under
   Climate Change
    Impacts *(Texas A&M University)*

*For more information, contact:*

Aude Lochet

Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
PO Box AB, 2801 Sharon Turnpike, Millbrook, NY 12545

*(845) 677-7600 x 326 <(845)%20677-7600>*
Fax: (845) 677-5976
E-mail: *loch...@caryinstitute.org <loch...@caryinstitute.org>*





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Aude Lochet

Undergraduate Research Program Coordinator
Cary Institute's Research Experiences for Undergraduates Program
Sustainable Urban Water Transdisciplinary Research Program (UWIN)

Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies

2801 Sharon Turnpike

PO Box AB

Millbrook, NY 12545


Phone: (845) 677 7600 (ext. 326)

Fax: (845) 677 5976

Email: loch...@caryinstitute.org

Web: www.caryinstitute.org

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