I am new member of AWG looking for information regarding careers in geoscience education. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Chemistry and a Master's Degree in Geological Sciences, emphasis Metamorphic Petrology. I have started looking at PhD programs in education in Colorado, where I now live and would like to stay for a while, but do not know what type of program in education would be best for my goals, or even if a PhD is completely necessary at this time. I would also like the option to teach high school, if I end up moving to an area that does not have a small college. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Incumbent serves as the technical advisor for all matters relating to hydrology.
Develops and prepares major portions of the resource management plan dealing with water resources and hydrology. Prepares action plans needed to management and protect water resources. Represents the superintendent when working with others on water resources. Coordinates water resource programs with similar activities on adjacent lands. Negotiates cooperative and interagency agreements.