GRAD 592 Interdisciplinary Water
Resources Seminar
An interdisciplinary water seminar connecting real-world water issues, professionals, and students.
Every fall, the Colorado Water Center offers GRAD 592 – Interdisciplinary Water Resources Seminar. The seminar features a different water-related theme each year with guest lectures by prominent Colorado water professionals and experts. Students who have previously enrolled in GRAD592 can enroll in the current offering.
Course content
Fall 2025 GRAD 592: Moving From Conflict to Collaboration in Water Resources
Whiskey is for drinking and water is for… collaboration! The Colorado Water Center’s Fall 2025 GRAD 592 will explore the variety of ways water conflicts have been and are being negotiated and resolved in Colorado and elsewhere. The course will provide an overview of conflict resolution and stakeholder engagement processes and tools, case studies on historic and current water conflicts, and insights from water leaders about the future of water conflict resolution.
All interested faculty, students, and off-campus guests are welcome to attend.
Course details:
- CRN: 69155
- Credit Hours: 1
- Schedule: Mondays 4:00 – 5:00 pm
- Location: Natural Resources Building, Room 109
- Zoom Link will be available for non-credit attendees
Please note: Presentation slides and class recordings are posted one week following the class date.
Course instructor
Karen Schlatter
Director
Colorado Water Center
Karen.Schlatter@colostate.edu
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Students taking the course for credit need to register on RAMweb.
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