Degree Requirements and Forms - WRM

Nine Springs Watershed and
Environmental Corridor, site
of 1996 WRM Workshop.

Listed below are the WRM program requirements and forms. This is a combination of PDF files, web pages and MSWord template document forms. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, click please download the latest free version.

All of the forms are provided in MSWord template document format. The MSWord forms take advantage of "fill-in" capabilities.

These electronic forms are NOT submitted or routed electronically. When you have completed your form on-line, you should print a copy of the document for committee signatures and final approval by our office and the Chair. Our office will only take paper copies of this document for approval.

If you have any questions about the procedure for completing and submitting these forms or have issues with accessing the forms, contact Sara Lorence (608-262-9206). If you are using Internet Explorer and have trouble opening a copy of a form, right click on the link and use the "save target as" option.

E&G Deadline:

All WRM students who begin the program in Fall 2008 or later will be required to submit their E&G form during their first semester, please note that you will not be able to enroll in Envir St 718 Water Resources Management Practicum Planning Seminar until your E&G has been submitted.

Year 1

Enrollment

Advisor and committee: (obtain advisor and committee by end of first semester so that E&G can be completed during the first semester)

Curriculum and Workshop

WRM curriculum
Curriculum examples
WRM Course List
All WRM workshop title, descriptions, locations and sponsors
For a list of the workshop websites, please go to the Prospective WRM Students - Workshops website.

Program Requirements

Nelson Institute requirements (Satisfactory Progress)
The necessary steps and a recommended timetable for completion of an M.S. degree are included on the certification check list. It is extremely important for students to follow the procedures listed and outlines for curriculum development, certification, and examination. Failure to follow these procedures may result in students not making satisfactory progress toward their degree.
Graduate School requirements
An M.S. candidate who has completed graduate level course work at another institution may request from their advisory committee that this work be used to fulfill some of the WRM program requirements. This request is usually made at the time of certification and should be discussed with the advisor and committee members as soon as possible. See the certification checklist for further details. Graduate courses taken at another institution will not fulfill the Graduate School’s minimum credit requirement.
- Minimum Credits Requirement
- Double, joint, and dual degrees

Human Subjects

Evaluation and Guidance (E&G) (for students who being in Fall 2008 or later, the form must be submitted during your first semester, please note that you will not be able to enroll in Envir St 718 until your E&G has been submitted.)