Education: 1997-2000 National Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow, US EPA, Corvallis, OR 1993-1997Ph.D., Watershed Science, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 1990-1993 M.E.M., Water Resources Management, Duke University, Durham, NC 1982-1987 B.A., International Relations, Stanford University, Stanford, CA Courses Taught: Watershed Management (RGSC 318) Interdisciplinary Modeling (RGSC 618) Watershed Methods and Measurements (RGSC 518) Land Use and Water Quality (WS 319) Forestry and Society (RGSC/HORT 302G) Range Science Graduate Seminar (RGSC 515) Application of Surface Water-Groundwater Interaction Simulation Models taught in Chile and Argentina during Fulbright Fellowships in 2000 and 2008 Research interests Socio-hydrology Surface water-groundwater interactions Integrated human and natural systems Runoff and water quality processes Forest management effects on water yield and watershed health Ecohydrology of rangelands Regional water budgets Groundwater management institutions Research support 2001-2017 The right water for agriculture in the Rio Grande Basin, USDA, (Co-PI) Transboundary Aquifer Assessment Program, USGS, 2016-2018. (PI) Produced water for water supply sustainability in NM, NMED, 2015-2017. (PI)

Water quality hydrology Surface water-groundwater interactions Integrated human and natural systems Runoff and water quality processes Forest management effects on water yield and watershed health Ecohydrology of rangelands Regional water budgets Groundwater management institutions