All Things Water - Past Seminars
2011
04/27/11 - The role of Chinook salmon in the Lake Michigan sport fishery
Pradeep Hirethota, Fisheries Biologist
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
04/12/11 - Brewing a sustainable infrastructure future: Milwaukee's green and grey pipes
Tom Chapman, PE, Watercourse Section Manager
Karen Sands, AICP, Manager of
Sustainability
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District
03/30/11 - Fishing for solutions to our toxic environment
Daniel Weber, Senior Scientist
UWM, Children's Environmental Health Sciences Center
03/08/11 - Lake Michigan: Where does all the water come from, and where does it all go?
Paul Roebber, Professor
UWM School of Freshwater Sciences and Department of Mathematical Sciences (Atmospheric Sciences Group)
02/23/11 - Charting New Waters: National challenges, local solutions
Susie Seidelman, Environmental Program Associate
The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread
02/11/11 - Microbial contamination of drinking water: US and global perspectives
Timothy Ford, Vice President for Research and Dean of Graduate Studies
University of New England
02/08/11 - Taking human-occupied vehicles deeper into the ocean: Science made possible in Cudahy, Wisconsin
Tom Furman, Chief Design Engineer
Ladish Forging
2010
11/30/10 - Water, water everywhere: Water-related illness in children in the United States
Marc Gorelick
Professor of Pediatrics and Population Health, Medical College of
Wisconsin
Jon E. Vice Chair of Emergency Medicine, Children’s Hospital of
Wisconsin
Associate Director, Children’s Research Institute
11/10/10 - Flotsam or jetsam? Invasive species litter the bottom of Lake Michigan
Russell Cuhel, Senior Scientist
UWM School of Freshwater Sciences
10/13/10 - The Great Lakes in miniature: A peek into the lives of microplankton
Rudi Strickler, Shaw Distinguished Professor
UWM Department of Biological Sciences
09/28/10 - Engineers Without Borders: La Garrucha, Guatemala potable water system
Mike Paddock
Senior Project Manager, CH2M HILL
USA Board of Directors, Engineers Without
Borders
09/14/10 - Projected climate impacts and adaptation strategies for Wisconsin's urban areas
David Liebl
Faculty Associate, UW-Madison Department of Engineering Professional Development
Statewide Extension Specialist, UW-Cooperative Solid and Hazardous Waste Education Center
04/28/10 - Aquaculture: Feast or famine?
Rick Goetz, Senior Scientist
UWM Great Lakes WATER Institute
04/13/10 - Deep groundwater? Shallow
groundwater? Surface water? A water supply primer for southeast
Wisconsin
Timothy Grundl, Professor
UWM Department of Geosciences
03/17/10 - UWM as a Zero-Discharge Zone: A progress report on stormwater work on the UWM campus
James Wasley, Associate Professor
UWM Department of Architecture
03/02/10 - Asian carp on the doorstep
Phil Moy, Fisheries and Invasive Species Specialist
University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute
02/17/10 - The other Great Lakes: Management challenges in the large lakes of East Africa
Harvey Bootsma, Associate Scientist
UWM Great Lakes WATER Institute
2009
12/
Julie Kinzelman, Director of Health Department Laboratory
12/1/09 - Water resource sustainability: Lessons from the jungle
Jerry Kaster, Associate Professor
UWM Department of Biological Sciences
11/10/09 - The impact of persistent pollutants on Great Lakes fishes (and the people who eat them)
Michael Carvan, Associate Scientist
UWM Great Lakes WATER Institute
Sandra McLellan, Associate Scientist
UWM Great Lakes WATER Institute
10/21/09 - Emerging contaminants and the Great Lakes: Pharmaceuticals and nanomaterials
Rebecca Klaper, Shaw Assistant Scientist
UWM Great Lakes WATER Institute
10/07/09 -
Southeastern Wisconsin
Watersheds Trust: A new partnership toward water quality
Nancy Frank, Associate Professor
UWM Department of
Urban Planning
09/22/09 - Balancing the risks and benefits of Great Lakes fish consumption: The tribal fisheries perspective
John Dellinger, Professor
UWM Department of Health Sciences
05/13/09 - Between a rock and a hard place: Linking an invasive to fisheries decline
Carmen Aguilar, Associate Scientist
UWM Great Lakes WATER Institute
04/28/09 - Organic chemicals in the Great Lakes: Fate and transport determined from fingerprinting
Erik Christensen, Professor
UWM Department of Civil Engineering and Mechanics
04/08/09 - The Water Cluster: Assets and opportunities
Sammis White, Associate Dean
UWM School of Continuing Education
03/11/09 - The economics of water
Bill Holahan, Professor and Chair
UWM Department of Economics
02/24/09 - Why UWM has an opportunity to lead
Val Klump, Senior Scientist and Director
UWM Great Lakes WATER Institute
