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Maiden Creek 1999-2000 Kettle Creek 2000-2001 Nescopeck Creek 2002-2003 Spruce Creek 2003-2004 Spruce Creek 2004-2005 |
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| About the Keystone
Project Watershed Stewardship Practicum The key element of the watershed stewardship graduate studies program is an 8 credit, two-semester project in which students work in teams with community, government and business leaders to analyze and understand natural resources problems in a selected watershed and creatively synthesize appropriate solutions in the form of a written watershed stewardship plan. These watershed planning projects, called Keystone Projects, provide students with a real world, hands-on educational opportunity while also providing valuable service to Pennsylvania communities. The practicums are taken in the second year of the option. The practicums are instructed by the Director
and Associate Director at the Center. Additional faculty and resource
professionals are involved in Keystone projects through Faculty
Fellowship appointments to enhance the expertise available to the
students in various disciplines related to the project. |