Water Fellows

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Water Fellows
Fellows will immerse in the real world challenges of water law and policy. During the program, the Will be actively engaged in water law reform in the public interest and will hone their leadership, communication, advocacy, and research skills. Will work with faculty and staff, and with partner organizations on state and tribal negotiations, pending legislation, administrative proposals, ballot initiatives, and policy implementation. Work will be done at every level — federal, state, tribal, county, city, and international. Will be expected to attend major meetings, conferences, and hearings; draft media content on emerging issues; publish white papers and law reform recommendations; perhaps offer testimony at hearings and make public addresses; and work on at least one long-term project that develops in-depth expertise in water law. Will be able to draw on expertise in departments across the University and nearby national laboratories. Will also work with leaders in NGOs, government, and the private sector. Will have a law faculty mentor and will also have the opportunity receive professional development and leadership training.

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