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	Watersheds in Global Development (Biol/Geog 355)</h1>
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	<span style="font-size: 14px;"><em>Great Lakes Campus - Summer Session II</em></span></h4>
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	Course Description</h2>
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	Principles of watershed ecology. Includes principles and practice of community-based water monitoring and watershed management for developing and developed countries and data access and analysis using an online relational database and data-to-action strategies. Designed for students in science and public policy, including students interested in missions and development and agencies involved in environmental assessment and community development.&nbsp;<em>Field, Applied, Interdisciplinary.</em></p>
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	<strong>Professor:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="/courses/faculty_and_fellows/#Dr.%20William%20Deutsch">Dr. Bill Deutsch</a><br />
	<strong>Meets:</strong>&nbsp;Wednesday &amp; Friday</p>
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	Knowledge Gained</h2>
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	Students will learn how a watershed functions ecologically, culturally, and socio-politically. This will include cross-cultural views of watersheds and a model of stewardship that has been developed after years of watershed-related projects in several countries. Watershed stewardship will be integrated into local-to-global cases of community development.</p>
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	Skills Developed</h2>
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		Water Quality Monitoring Techniques &amp; Data Analysis</li>
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		How to Form Community-Based Water Monitoring Groups</li>
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		Four Certifications of Community-Based Water Monitoring from Global Water Watch</li>
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		Certification in Watershed Science from the Watershed Academy - US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)</li>
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	Field Experiences</h2>
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	- Rapid River Watershed intensive:</p>
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		Field Measurements of Discharge</li>
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		Discharge Measurements</li>
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		Chemical Monitoring</li>
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		Bacteriological Monitoring</li>
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		Stream Biomonitoring</li>
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	-&nbsp;Grayling Stormwater Management Strategies and Tour</p>
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