I am a hydrologist, with a geological training, whose research goal is to further understand how physical hydrologic processes influence water quality and movement through watersheds. I am particularly interested at this time in understanding how water moves through paired surface water and groundwater systems, and how nutrients and other solutes are processes and transported by watershed streams.
My broad interest in the exchange of water between surface and subsurface environments has led me to do several specific interdisciplinary research projects. Generally, my research involves field experiments coupled with computer modeling experiments.
Research opportunities are currently available for highly motivated and independent graduate students.
A description of some of my current research projects can be found by following these links.
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