Students
Current students
Joshua Faulconer, MS candidate: Subsurface and surface responses to rain events in ephemeral streams of the Sonoran Desert
Email: jfaulcon@rams.colostate.edu
Office: NRRL 102
Sarah Schmeer, MS candidate: Measuring and modeling erosion potential, High Park Fire, Colorado
Email: sarah.schmeer@colostate.edu
Office: NESB B251
Former student theses/projects
Blaine Hastings, MS 2012: Comparison of digital terrain and field-based channel derivation methods in a subalpine catchment, Front Range, Colorado. pdf
Current affiliation: Hydrologist, Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation
Email: blaine.hastings@state.vt.us
Pedro Lopez, MS 2012: Investigation of sub-surface flow processes of a subalpine hillslope pdf
Cara Moore, MS 2012: A climatological study of snow covered areas in the Western United States pdf
Current affiliation: Tahoe Resource Conservation District
Email: cmoore@tahoercd.org
Eric Richer, MS 2009: Snowmelt runoff analysis and modeling for the Upper Cache la Poudre River basin, Colorado pdf
Current affiliation: Aquatic Research Scientist – Hydrologist, Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Email: eric.richer@state.co.us
Prospective students
No positions currently available for Fall 2013.
Dr. Kampf advises students in the MS Watershed Science program and the PhD Earth Sciences program. Student projects typically involve some combination of field work and modeling related to process hydrology. If you are interested in graduate study, please send me a detailed description of your research interests and career goals, resume, transcripts, and GRE scores. Please see the recommended qualifications for our graduate program. Students should also have course background in calculus, physics, and statistics.