Events: 

Welcome Roadrunners! Come say hi at the OWOW table during Convocation!

Learn more here.

 

Come join us for our Study Abroad Fair and learn about all of our exciting international programs and scholarships for study abroad. There will be MSU Denver faculty-led program information in addition to several partnership programs that offer a wide variety of locations as well as internship and volunteer programs. Study Abroad Advisors will be there to answer your questions.

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A special anniversary celebration, awards banquet, and fundraising benefiting Water Education Colorado.

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Colorado River District hosts the 2022 Annual Water Seminar at Colorado Mesa University. Join the conversation on how to bring the Colorado River system back into balance.

Learn more and register here.

 

This year's conference will be held online and in Stockholm, Sweden 

 Learn more and register here.

 

Unique “Accelerator Grant” designed to help West Slope water users leverage federal funding made available through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

On Wednesday, the Board of Directors heard from Amy Moyer, Director of Strategic Partnerships. Her report on the accomplishments of the Community Funding Partnership continues to be a bright spot in Board Meetings, providing examples of the actionable solutions being developed across the West Slope to address the realities of less water and higher temperatures.

Residents near St. Louis woke up Thursday to déjà vu as drenching thunderstorms left roads underwater less than two weeks after deadly flash flooding unfolded across the city. Over a month's worth of rain fell in less than 24 hours from late Wednesday through Thursday morning due to training thunderstorms, or storms that track over a short period of time, unloading a significant amount of rainfall.

 

 

A study of 29 European lakes has found that some naturally-occurring lake bacteria grow faster and more efficiently on the remains of plastic bags than on natural matter like leaves and twigs. The bacteria break down the carbon compounds in plastic to use as food for their growth.

Stay in touch by following the OWOW Center on social media!

We regularly post fun water facts, scholarship and job opportunities, and more.

As always, please reach out if you have any questions or concerns.

 

All the Best, 

The One World One Water Center Staff

Nona Shipman: nshipman@msudenver.edu

Jennifer Riley-Chetwynd: jennifer.riley@botanicgardens.org

Mia Pino: mpino16@msudenver.edu