Michael Campana

Specialty

Hydrogeology, hydrophilanthropy, and water resources

Research Interests

Transboundary groundwater resources; integrated and sustainable water resources management; water, sanitation and hygiene (WaSH) in developing regions; regional hydrogeology; science-policy interface; communications

Education

B.S. Geology, College of William and Mary, 1970 
M.S. Hydrology, University of Arizona, 1973 
Ph.D. Hydrology, University of Arizona, 1975

Courses

GEO 335 – Introduction to Water Science and Policy
GEO 335H – Introduction to Water Science and Policy (honors)
GEO 4/599 – Hydrology for Water Resources Management
GEO 425 – Water Resources Management in the US
GEO 525 – Water Resources Management in the US

Video

On World Water Day 2016, Michael Campana discusses 'Water, Women and Girls in Honduras'. [Courtesy of the Coca-Cola Company]

Undergraduate Students

BS Civil Engineering and BA International Studies Machtelinckx, Jordan, 2014. Challenges of Implementing International Water Infrastructure Development Projects: A Diagnostic Tool.
http://aquadoc.typepad.com/waterwired/2014/06/challenges-of-implementing.html

BS Environmental Sciences and BA International Studies Valentine, Katherine, 2015. An Investigation of Water Access and Quality in the Ambovombe Area of Southern Madagascar
http://bit.ly/1Ql0E4C

Graduate Students

(At Oregon State University):

MS in Environmental Science:

Paul Kingsley, MS (Professional Science Masters), Environmental Science, 2012 

MS Water Resources Science:

Morgan Crowell (2012) An Ecosystem Service Approach to Inform Reactive Nitrogen Management, Lower Yakima River Basin, WA

Evan S. Miles, 2011. A GIS Study of Benton County, Oregon, Groundwater: Spatial Distributions of Selected Hydrogeologic Parameters

MS Water Resources Policy & Management:

Abigail L. Brown, 2010. Empowerment and gender equality for water and sanitation in rural India: two case studies

Yoshiko Sano, 2009. Water management decentralization in rural Honduras

PhD Water Resources Engineering

Lee, Peggy, PhD, 2015. Hydrologic and Land Cover Effects on Sources and Fate of In-Stream Fluorescent Dissolved Organic Matter. Water Resources Engineering.

MS Geography

Costello, Denise H., M.S. 2014.  An Evaluation of a Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Program for Rural Communities in Northern Afghanistan.  Geography.

(At University of New Mexico Since 2005):

Carroll, Erin A., M.S., 2006, A Water Quality Assessment of the Upper Rio Fonseca Drainage Basin, Boaco, Nicaragua

Vener, Berrin Basak, M.W.R., 2006, The Kura-Araks Basin: Common Objectives and Obstacles for an Integrated Water Resources Management Model among Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia

Putney, Tara, M.W.R., 2006, The Sustainable Restoration and Development of Parque Landeta and the Presa de Las Colonias Wetland through Effective Community Participation, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico

Klise, Katherine A., M.S., 2005, Analysis of non-Fickian Dispersion for Laboratory-Scale Tracer Experiments in Cross-Bedded Sandstone

Mozumder, Pallab, M.W.R., 2005 Exploring Flood Mitigation Strategies in Bangladesh

Parrish, Jules Campbell, M.W.R., 2005, Dynamic Simulation Modeling of Groundwater Basins in the Upper Rio Grande Basin, Colorado-New Mexico

Luna, Melanie L., M.W.R., 2005, Potential for Ground-Water Contamination from Deep-Well Injection of Produced Waters in the Salt Basin, New Mexico

Skype

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