The following graduate students participated in the Water Resources Management Practicum 2000:William Clune
Ann Dansart
Imge Erguvanli
Robert Fossum
Adam Grodek
Lynne Hess
Haven Livingston
Terilynn Reese
Steven Rick
Kristy Rogers
Michael Turaski
Kurt Zeiler
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