Center for Water Supply Studies
Center for Water Supply Studies
The Center For Water Supply Studies (CWSS) at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi (TAMU-CC) was organized in 1991, by Dr. C. Alan Berkebile, with the support of a special legislative appropriation, to initiate cross-disciplinary research on water resources and other water related issues in the Coastal Bend of South Texas.
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- Research
- Projects
- Hydrogeology Lab
- Environmental Chemistry Lab
- Geophysics Lab
- Reports and Publications
- Databases, Maps, and Useful Links
- Alumni
Facilities, Equipment, and Software
Learn about the Center's current facilities, scientific equipment, and software.
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Hydrogeology Lab
Learn about research capabilities of the Murgulet Hydrogeology Lab.
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Environmental Chemistry Lab
Learn about research capabilities of the Felix Environmental Chemistry Lab.
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Geophysics Lab
Learn about research capabilities of the Felix Environmental Chemistry Lab.
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Reports and Publications
Access the CWSS's final project reports, publications, and presentations.
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Databases, Maps, and Useful Links
Access various databases, repositories, maps, and useful links.
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College of Science
College of Science
Within the College of Science, you will find dynamic undergraduate and graduate programs led by engaged and supportive faculty who are invested in your success. In addition to classroom and lab experiences, we encourage you to participate in research activities that support and further your education and give you practical experience in your chosen field.
News
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Margarita Alvarez ’22, ’24 named Outstanding Islander Graduate for the College of Science
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Events
Events
- 10.06
- Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
Cybersecurity Awareness Month Information Table
- 10.07
- 10:30am - 3:00pm
- Mary & Jeff Bell Library