An exciting opportunity to perform research along with University scientists, graduate, undergraduate and high school students and learn about water sustainability issues specific to the Wasatch Front. The Institute will culminate in preparing a poster to report the group's research findings at the iUTAH Symposium (July 17, 2015), adding to the larger picture of water issues in the area. In addition to conducting investigations, you will be asked to collaborate with colleagues to brainstorm ideas for curriculum that translates what the group learns to the classroom.

Please note: Participation requires spending time outdoors and walking short to moderate distances on urban and natural terrain.

June 15-18 (Institute) and July 17 (Symposium), 2015
*Participants must attend both the Institute and Symposium

8:30 am - 4:30 pm each day
Utah Valley University Wasatch Campus, Heber City, UT

Compensation:
$450 stipend
2 Graduate Credits from the University of Utah for a $50 recording fee
Lunch each day

Applications Due April 30.
Incomplete applications will not be considered.
We will notify you of our decision via email by May 7.

Contact:
Steve Reest, Program Assistant, University of Utah 801-587-0886 steve.reest@utah.edu

This program is part of the iUTAH (innovative Urban Transitions and Aridregion Hydro-sustainability) effort to improve water sustainability in Utah. It is funded by the National Science Foundation. More information about iUTAH can be found at: http://iutahepscor.org.