South Carolina Water Resources AssessmentsEffective planning and management requires an accurate assessment of the location and quantity of water resources. The surface water and groundwater assessments are the first and second phases in water resources planning and policy. Following the publication of these assessments, the following phases will focus on the development of a state water plan. Link to partner contacts >>

South Carolina Water Resources ConferenceAn integrated forum for policy, research and management to prepare for and meet the growing challenge of providing water resources to sustain and grow South Carolina’s economy. The next conference will be held October 17-18, 2018. CONTACT: Meredith Driver, mdriver@clemson.edu or (864) 656-7592.

Journal of South Carolina Water ResourcesThe annual Journal is a peer-reviewed, open access publication. It was established in 2013 to enhance outreach efforts and provide an outlet to communicate information and results from work on advancements in water science, policy, management, and law pertaining to South Carolina. CONTACT: Dawn Anticole White, MMC, dawnw@clemson.edu or (864) 656-9872.

Clemson Water-Energy Consortium (WEC)The mission of the WEC is to contribute research leading to technology innovations in water systems with a minimization of energy and carbon footprints as well as energy systems with a minimization of water and carbon footprint. THEME 5 Leader- Water & Energy Management, Policy, and Economics: Jeffery S. Allen, PhD, jsallen@clemson.edu or (864) 646-2145.

Stormwater Ponds Research CollaborativeThe South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium has initiated an effort to gather scientists and resource managers from across the state to to further investigate and address the challenges associated with stormwater ponds in our coastal areas. CONTACT: Bridget Cotti-Rausch, PhD, bridget.cotti-rausch@seagrant.org or (843) 953-6406. (Download 2017 Overview Update)

Clemson Master of Public AdministrationThis online professional degree program in the College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences (CBSHS) sends graduates into an array of public, non-profit, and private sector agencies serving as city / county managers, finance officers, emergency managers, urban planners, and other successful career paths. CONTACT: Lori Dickes, PhD, lorid@clemson.edu or (864) 656-7831.