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WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT SUMMER PRACTICUM

CIVENGR/ENVIRST/URBRPL 719
Course Description

Interdisciplinary team of students and staff working with agency personnel, citizen groups, and/or private sector representatives on the analysis of a contemporary, problem-oriented water resource issue. Physical, biological, economic and social aspects of the issue analyzed. Comprehensive written report results, practicum's findings and management recommendations.

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