WATER POLICY INTERNSHIPS FOR SPRING 2026 APPLY BY JANUARY 16, 2026 The Interstate Council on Water Policy (ICWP) has immediate openings for up to three interns to assist in accomplishing its mission for Spring 2026. About: There are numerous benefits including the opportunity to develop a broad understanding of current national water policy issues and […]
For her Internship Project during spring semester 2025, Yanori Ferguson (a junior at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln) focused on characterizing the role economic drivers and return on investment (ROI) play in the density or quality of a soil moisture network, clarifying the priority of standardization and interoperability of soil moisture networks among agencies, […]
For her Internship Project during spring semester 2025, Caroline Roche (recent graduate of George Washington University) focused on supporting the identification and engagement of communities, especially those that have been traditionally under-resourced, for targeted outreach under the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Planning Assistance to States (PAS) program. USACE Planning Assistance to States […]
For her Internship Project during spring semester 2025, Daisy Schaub (recent graduate of Colorado State University) conducted an inventory of current or planned water data sharing efforts among ICWP members for water resource management and members of ICWP. ICWP Water Data Governance Report Spring 2025
USGS Streamgage Letter FY2026_Senate_Final — February 27, 2025
WATER POLICY INTERNSHIPS FOR SPRING 2025 APPLY BY JANUARY 17, 2025 The Interstate Council on Water Policy (ICWP) has immediate openings for up to three interns to assist in accomplishing its mission for Spring 2025. About: There are numerous benefits including the opportunity to develop a broad understanding of current national water policy issues and […]
For his Internship Project during spring semester 2024, Chase Lincoln, a senior in Political Science at Howard University, prepared a comprehensive overview of federal remote sensing programs and their utility for water resource management and members of ICWP. Federal Remote Sensing Policy Brief — Chase Lincoln