Student Water Club Informational Meeting, Feb. 10

On behalf of the water sciences and engineering groups at Washington State University, we’d like to announce the formation of the Water Club at WSU, where undergraduate and graduate students interested in water-related sciences can have a hands-on opportunity to experience each other’s research, share in new opportunities, and socialize in a relaxed environment.

This contingent will largely be run by graduate and undergraduate students, meaning that we are in control of what its mission, function, vitality and visibility. Potential activities may include, but are not limited to student-run research projects, opportunities to get involved in and acquainted with water related studies across sciences and humanities, and opportunities for professional development, social activities, and volunteer opportunities. Above all, this will be a contingent run by students and for students. No prior background with water-related study is required!

We will have a brown-bag informational meeting with pizza courtesy of the Water Research Center on Friday, February 10, noon-1:00 pm in VCEA Paccar Building, Room 305.

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to email Michael Meyer (michael.f.meyer@wsu.edu) or Julie Padowski (julie.padowski@wsu.edu).

Thank you, and we look forward to seeing you with your ideas, interest, and energy!

 

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