Lake Mendota, favorite site for UW-Madison water scholars since the late 1800s. Today, the scope and diversity of research extend far beyond this shore!

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We’re Water@UW-Madison,

and if you are interested in water too, we welcome you to join us. Whether you’re into history, chemistry, art, storytelling, ecology, engineering or something else, welcome aboard!

Weekly, we communicate about job and funding opportunities and upcoming water-related events. Sign up for our newsletter by emailing water@mailplus.wisc.edu.

If you are faculty of staff, join us by formally affiliating! We’ll send you occasional notices of important events, networking opportunities, and you’ll get timely information that will help you connect with the over 170 faculty and staff who identify as water researchers within our organization. We’re here to help you connect with others and take your work to the next level. Please reach out with questions or requests to water@mailplus.wisc.edu.

You can learn a little more about us in the About page, or by reading the summary and accomplishments two-pager to the right.

Connecting the Water Community at UW-Madison and beyond

Tap In: Weekly Newsletter

Our weekly newsletter shares updates on RPFs, jobs, water news, and events. Sign up and share a water event by emailing water@mailplus.wisc.edu.

Upcoming Events

Visit our events calendar to see what’s on the horizon. Be sure to add these items to your calendar, and we’ll see you there!

The Flow Project

The Flow Project pairs undergraduate artists with water professionals at UW-Madison and beyond. Reach out to water@mailplus.wisc.edu if you would like to participate.

4 Ways to Get Involved with Water@UW-Madison

1. Join us at our events

Present at or attend a Water@UW event!

Check out our events!

2. Become an affiliate

Are you faculty or staff who does water-related work? Let us know you’d like to affiliate by sending an email to water@mailplus.wisc.edu. You’ll receive additional communications, invitations to campus events and other opportunities to participate.

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