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| WSSS is an interdisciplinary graduate research and education program at Tufts University. This summer, the Tufts Institute of the Environment, which supports WSSS and other interdisciplinary environmental programs at Tufts, interviewed WSSS faculty, students and alumni about their current water-related research and produced a short video about the program. Click the player to the left to learn more about the work that WSSS is doing at Tufts and beyond! | ||
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| Planning for the 2013 WSSS Symposium, "Feeding Ourselves Thirsty: The Future of Water and Food Production" is well underway! Visit the symposium website to learn more >> | ||
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WSSS Research Fellowship applications are open for 2013! Learn more and download the RFP for the 2013 WSSS Fellowships. 2013 WSSS Practicums work in the Aberjona River, Massachusetts and Aida Camp, Bethlehem. Learn more about the 2013 WSSS Practicums. The 2013 WSSS Symposium, "Feeding Ourselves Thirsty: the Future of Water and Food Production," is coming up on April 5th! Mark your calendars and visit the symposium website here. |
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The Water: Systems, Science and Society (WSSS) program is a graduate research and education program that provides Tufts students with interdisciplinary perspectives and tools to manage water-related problems around the world.
617.627.3645 | wsss@tufts.edu | WSSS, c/o Tufts Institute of the Environment | 210 Packard Ave | Medford, MA