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.
Navigating Academic Waters: Academic Job Applications Cyber Workshop
If you are a student or early-career scientist who will soon be navigating the job application process, this five-part cyberseminar series may be just what you need. This series covers various topics including (1) finding positions and starting your application, (2) writing statements, (3) job interviews, (4) startup packages and negotiations, and (5) the dirt … Continue reading Navigating Academic Waters: Academic Job Applications Cyber Workshop
Why and Where to Publish Data
Manuscript submission checklist: Figures uploaded ✔ Referenced formatted ✔ Data availability statement…hmm? Most journals require a data availability statement, where authors explain how readers can find supporting observations and measurements. These statements range from “data available from authors upon reasonable request,” to confidential data due to ethical, legal or commercial restrictions, to a DOI and … Continue reading Why and Where to Publish Data
Julia Guimond’s Research Showcase: Coastal hydrology in a changing climate
Watch this short video to learn more about my research and my goals as H3S Chair! Learn more about my research at Juliaguimond.com or follow me on twitter at @MuddyLobster!
Hydrology Related Job Boards
By Dylan Blaskey Finding jobs after graduation can be even more difficult than finding a PhD position, but there are many helpful resources to ease this process. That is why the members of the H3S committee developed a list of the job boards we use while searching for our academic, industry, and government jobs. Hopefully … Continue reading Hydrology Related Job Boards
