Current Events
Click here to see a list of past events and presentation files.
| Spring 2012 Calendar | |||
Event |
Date |
Details |
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All-WSSS Meeting |
January 20, 2012 |
First WSSS meeting of the Spring Semester | |
| All-WSSS Meeting | February 24, 2012 |
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| Lexington Public Works Field Trip | March 9, 2012 |
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Middle East Practicum |
March 20 - 24, 2012 |
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EWRE/WSSS Seminar |
March 27, 2012 |
“Water in a New Era” Reception to follow talk in Burden Lounge, Anderson Hall |
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| WSSS Symposium | April 27, 2012 51 Winthrop St Medford, MA |
Third Annual WSSS Symposium at Tufts University |
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Weekly Meetings
To support the development of an interdisciplinary WSSS research community, all WSSS students are expected to attend regular weekly meetings during their first two years of their graduate work at Tufts. After that, participation is optional but strongly encouraged. The initial weekly meetings – focusing on community-building experiences – will be held in September and early October on the Tufts Medford Campus. Thereafter, weekly meetings often will be held in smaller groups, focusing on specific interests and topics, with plenary meetings interspersed. Locations will be on both the Medford and Boston campuses.
Topics for the weekly meetings will be chosen from among the following activities (in no particular order):
(1) orientation of new WSSS students,
(2) fostering and maintaining participation of returning WSSS students,
(3) involvement of WSSS participating faculty, and other water colleagues
(4) planning of annual WSSS symposium,
(5) presentation of seminars by WSSS students, faculty, other water colleagues,
(6) planning for the annual WSSS Practicum
(7) coordination and planning of individual interdisciplinary WSSS research projects
(8) provide skills in leadership, public speaking, teaching, development of research proposals, project management and budgeting, and the ethical conduct of research.
| Click here for past events and PowerPoint files. |
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.
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