The American Geophysical Union (AGU) Hydrology Section Student Subcommittee (H3S) is a group of motivated students and early career scientists who strive to provide student and early career hydrologists with opportunities for professional development as well as social interaction and networking within the broader geosciences community.
ππβοΈ H3S Summer Abstract Contest ππβοΈ
This summer, H3S is hosting a fun student competition! If you thought writing an abstract for the AGU Fall Meeting was hard, try to rewrite that abstract, or any of your work, using only the top ten hundred (1,000) most used words in the English language.Prizes for the top voted abstracts include a free AGU Fall … Continue reading ππβοΈ H3S Summer Abstract Contest ππβοΈ
H3S Offers Professional Opportunities for Undergraduate Students in Hydrology
Many student scientists entering the field of hydrology are trying to meet other hydrologists and answer the questions, βWhat does a hydrologist do?β and, βWhat do I want to do as a hydrologist?β As I explored these questions during my last semester of my undergraduate studies at Pitzer College, I started to find clarity when … Continue reading H3S Offers Professional Opportunities for Undergraduate Students in Hydrology
Glossary of Academic Terms
Hidden Curriculum – the unofficial and unwritten, terms, rules, norms, and jargon of academia.Β
Here is a list H3S compiled about the most misunderstood words for new hydrology students.