The graduate students in GEL 5360 - Hydrology in Natural and Urban Environments were tasked with learning about measuring different components of the water budget in a bioswale.  They presented their work in poster presentations at the end of the semester!

Last summer the Papuga Lab helped to GPS the bike racks and other bike infrastructure on this map.  We also provided the QR code for the "Weather to Ride?" link on the map that directs people to our campus weather station!

The students in my GEL 5610 Professionals Skills for Earth and Environmental Scientists organized a Career Expo.  They organized round tables led by professionals from the government, NGOs, consulting companies, academia, science communication and career development arenas.  It was a huge success and the round table leaders and the students all gained a lot from the experience!

GEL 5360 Hydrology of Natural and Urban Environments took a field trip to the Clinton River to learn about Stream Gauging while on kayak.  Nothing like being on the river to learn about stream hydrology!