EDUCATION

CertifiedEngineeringGeologist, WaterRightsExaminerandMediator

Ph.D.Geography(ResourceGeography),October2006,OregonStateUniversity

Transboundary groundwater policy studies with minors in water resources science and environmental policy. Dissertation Project: Transboundary Groundwater: Geopolitical Consequences,CommonsSense,andtheLawoftheHiddenSea.Advisor:AaronWolf

PostgraduateCertificateinConflictResolution,2001-2002,UniversityofUtah

ContinuingEducation,1992-1995,UniversityofWyoming

PostgraduatestudiesinEngineering,Geology,Zoology,andLawincludingthefollowingcourses: HazardousWasteSite Remediation,GroundwaterHydrology,GeotechnicalEngineering,Soil Mechanics,WaterQualityModeling,GroundwaterRemediation,WaterRights

M.S.Geology(EmphasisinHydrogeology),1986,UniversityofWyoming

Master of Science Thesis Project: Regional Hydrogeology of the Paleozoic Aquifer System, Southeastern Bighorn Basin, Wyoming with an Impact Analysis on Hot Springs State Park. Advisor:PeterHuntoon

B.S.Geology,1983,UniversityofWyoming

FiveyearProfessionalDegreeprogram,withemphasisinstructuralgeology,geophysics, geochemistry,andengineering

PROFESSIONALREGISTRATIONS ANDSERVICE

CertifiedWaterRightsExaminer

Oregon(73240WRE)

CertifiedEngineeringGeologist

Oregon(No.E1364)

CertifiedAlternativeDisputeResolutionProvider-Mediator

Utah(No.5205677-6002)

ProfessionalGeologist

Utah(No.5205677-2250);Wyoming(PG-25)

CertifiedMediator

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Governor-appointed BoardMember(2011to2014)OregonStateBoardofGeologistsExaminers Governor-appointed BoardMember(1997to1999)WyomingBoardofProfessionalGeologists NationalInstitutesforWaterResources(NIWR)BoardMemberforPacificNorthwest

AssociateEditor–Groundwater,ajournaloftheNationalGroundWaterAssociation

AdhocPeerReview–WaterAlternatives,WaterSA,Jour.ofHydrology,WaterResourcesResearch

PhDDissertationAssessor-TampereUniversityofTechnology,Finland

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

1/03–PresentOREGONSTATEUNIVERSITY/UNIVERSITYOFOREGON Director-Institute forWaterandWatersheds

ProfessionalFacultyappointmentresponsiblefor coordinatingannualU.S.GeologicalSurvey“Mini- Grant”programundertheOregonWaterResourcesResearchInstitute.Responsibleforleadingand participatingingrantandproposalpreparationforNationalScienceFoundation,U.S.Departmentof Agriculture,U.S.ArmyCorpsofEngineers,andprivateentitieswithbudgetsrangingfrom$40,000to

$10M.PartofNIWRleadershipteamforstrategicplanningforshortandlong-termgoalstomeetthe missionoftheU.S.GeologicalSurvey.

IWW-Lead/co-LeadNewInitiatives

PeaceCorpsMastersInternational–WaterTrack–firstintheU.S.

waterMBA–NewjointgraduatedegreeprogramwithCollegeofBusinessandWaterResources

GraduateProgram–firstintheU.S.

EPAWaterTechnologyCluster–Industry-ledcollaboration betweenOSU,PSU,OregonBEST - DecentralizedWaterReuse,UndergroundStorageandTreatment(DeWater-RUST)

OregonWaterInstitute–Conceptual designofwaterresearch andeducation centerwithTHA ArchitectslocatedatWillametteFallsHeritageArea–thefirstheritageareainOregon

Co-PI,HumanitarianEngineeringInitiative–CollegeofEngineering

Co-Director,INR-IWWMergerStrategicPlanningandManagement(iWEST)

FacultyandInstructor –CollegeofEarth,Ocean,andAtmosphericSciences

Responsible for graduate and undergraduate curriculum development and teaching. GEO 300

Sustainability fortheCommonGood(2011);GEO329Geography ofUSandCanada(2011);HST

499/599Fission,Fusion,Psychosis(2009);GEO407FromStudenttoProfessional(2005);GEO300

Environmental Conservation (Summertermclasses–2003;2004);GEO487Hydrogeology (2015); GEO 518 Geosciences Communication (2016); GEO 424 International Water Resources Management(2014to2016);GEO425WaterManagementintheUS(2016)

E-Campus instructor for GEO 424/524 International Water Resources Management (2009 to present);SOIL/GEO 335Introduction toWaterScienceandPolicy(2004;2007to2016);GEO306

Minerals,Energy,WaterandtheEnvironment(2005to2008).

FacultyandInstructor –WaterResourcesGraduateProgramandEnvironmentalSciences

Facultywiththe WaterConflictTransformationCertificateProgram. Co-instructweeklongintensive coursesin WaterConflictTransformationandAdvancedWaterNegotiationsthroughtheNatural ResourcesLeadershipAcademy.WRP599WickedProblemsin NaturalResources:Negotiations, Decision-Making, andthePublic(2013);WRP521WaterGovernance andConflictTransformation (2009 to 2013); WRP 524 Sociotechnical Aspects of Water Resources (2007; 2008); CE 514

Groundwater Hydraulics (2008);WRP599Geography ofGroundwater (2013-2015); andWRP599

TheBusiness ofWater (2015). Graduate faculty inWater Engineering, Water Science andWater PolicyandManagementtrackswithinthe WaterResourcesGraduateProgram.Graduatefacultyin Environmental Sciences Program. Adjunct faculty in College of Engineering and Public Policy Program.

FacultyandInstructor –UniversityofOregon

AdjunctfacultyinCollegeofLaw,UniversityofOregon.AdjunctfacultyinPublicPolicy,Planningand

Management.ResponsibleforteachingCRES610EnvironmentalConflictResolution(2013to2016).

TraintheTrainer andConsultant

ConsultanttoUNESCOinSharedWaterstrainingprogramandGlobalEnvironmentFacility.Provided weeklong“trainthetrainers”forAfricanwaterprofessionals in2010and2013(ItalyandBotswana) and“trainthetrainers”andadvancednegotiationsforArabwaterprofessionals inJordan,2011and

2012. Only U.S. consultant invited for Global Environment Facility Groundwater Working Group

program evaluation inMacau andItaly,2010.Co-PIwithAaron Wolfundercontract withMekong RiverCommissionfortraininginLaos,2013.WaterConflictNegotiationsTrainingModule,UNESCO- IHE,Delft,2016.

PROFESSIONALEXPERIENCE

1/03–12/12EPICENGINEERINGSQUARETRADENETWORK Hydrogeologist

Parttimeconsulting hydrogeologist forconsulting engineering firmlocated inUtah while pursuing PhD. Responsible for water rights work, well siting studies, aquifer testing data analysis, and groundwaterprotectionprograms.

Online Mediator 1/03–7/06

ParttimeonlinemediatorforSquareTradeNetwork,thealternativedisputeresolutionserviceprovider toeBaywhilepursuingPhD. Mediatedapproximately600casesoveraperiodofthreeyears.

6/85-12/9210/99–12/02MONTGOMERYWATSONHARZA(MWHAmericas,Inc.), Laramie,WyomingSaltLakeCity,Utah

DirectorofGroundwaterResourcesandPrincipalHydrogeologist

InvitedtorejoinTop25EngineeringNewsandRecordfirmspecializinginglobalwater,wastewater, andhydropowerengineeringservices. Launchedtherebuildingof groundwaterresourcesbusiness element in Intermountain region for MWH. Responsible for business development, project management, personnel recruiting, coaching,andmentoring uptofivepersonnelinSaltLakeCity, UtahandSanAntonio,Texasbranchoffices. Corporatedisciplineexpertinfracturedrocksandkarst.Expertwitnessinwaterrightsdisputes.Consulting hydrologist formunicipalities locatedthroughout thewesternUnitedStates,Fortune500companies,andtheDepartmentofDefense.Developedfirst SoleSourceAquiferPetitionsintheStateofUtah.Implementedfirstwaterconcurrencyordinancein thewesternUnitedStatesforSummitCounty,Utah.

1/93–10/99WESTONENGINEERING,INC.,Laramie,WyomingandParkCity,Utah

SupervisingHydrogeologistandBranchOfficeManager

SupervisingHydrogeologistforathree-officeconsultinggroundwaterengineeringandcontractdrilling firminRockyMountainandIntermountainregionresponsibleforsupervisingandmanagingadiverse staffofgeoscientists, engineers, planners, andassociated interns. Pioneered openingtwobranch offices located in Wyoming and Utah. Project manager for projects located across Wyoming sponsoredbytheWyomingWaterDevelopmentCommission.Expertwitnessinwaterrightsdisputes andprofessional negligence cases. Developed wellhead protection program forStateofWyoming undercontracttotheEnvironmentalProtectionAgency.DevelopedfirstSoleSourceAquiferPetitions in theStateof Wyoming.Volunteercitizenscientistfor CasperAquiferProtectionPlan,Laramie, Wyoming.

6/85-12/92MONTGOMERYWATSONAMERICAS, Laramie,Wyoming

SeniorHydrogeologist

Project Hydrogeologist, Field Team Leader, and Project Manager for a broad spectrum of environmental andwaterresourcesprojectslocatedthroughouttheUnitedStates. Project hydrogeologistforprojectslocatedacrossWyomingsponsoredbytheWyomingWaterDevelopment Commission. Projectworkalsoincludedenvironmental remediation workatResourceConservation and RecoveryAct (petroleumrefineriesand chemicalmanufacturing)facilitiesandComprehensive Environmental Response,Compensation, andLiabilityAct(“Superfund”) sites,underground storage tanksites,landfills,DepartmentofDefenseinstallations(includingradioactiveandexplosivewastes) atlocationsthroughouttheUnitedStates.

9/82-6/851992-1999UNIVERSITYOFWYOMING,Laramie,Wyoming

ResearchandTeachingAssistant

TeachingAssistantforStructuralGeologyforEngineers(twoyears),StructuralPhotogeology

inDepartmentof GeologyandGeophysics. ResearchAssistantforhydrogeologicinvestigationsof petroleumproductiononThermopolisHotSpringsinDepartmentofGeologyandGeophysicsfunded byStateofWyoming.

Lecturer

Extensiveexperiencein technicalinstructionat Universityof Wyomingas volunteerlecturerin the Departmentof GeologyandGeophysics(AdvancedGeohydrology),Departmentof Civiland Environmental Engineering (Hazardous Waste SiteRemediation), andSchool ofEnvironment and NaturalResources(EnvironmentalPolicy).

PUBLICATIONS

Moore,C.,T.Jarvis,andA.Wentworth,2015,ScientificMediation,mediate.com.

Jarvis,W.T.,2015,TheInstituteforWaterWatershedsAnnualTechnicalReportFY2014toU.S.

GeologicalSurvey.

Jarvis,W.T.,2014,Transboundary GovernanceofGroundwaterandAquifers–-YouCan’tSeparate

OneFromtheOther,WaterResourcesIMPACT,volume16,No.6,p.6-9.

Jarvis,W.T.,2013,WaterScarcity:MovingBeyondIndicestoInnovative Institutions, Groundwater,

volume51,No.5,p.663–669.

Jarvis, W.T., 2013, Book Review/Groundwater around the World: A Geographic Synopsis.

Groundwater,volume51,No.4,p.486-487.

Jarvis,W.T.,2012,BookReview/Water Diplomacy: ANegotiated Approach toManaging Complex

WaterNetworks,Groundwater,volume50,No.6,p.825.

Gabrielli,C.,J.J.McDonnellandW.T.Jarvis,2012.Theroleofbedrockgroundwaterinrainfall-runoff responseathillslopeandcatchmentscales.JournalofHydrology,volume450–451,p.117–133.

Jarvis, W.T. and A. Stebbins, 2012, Examining Exempt Wells: Care for exempt wells provides opportunitiesforthewaterwellindustry,WaterWellJournal,Sept.2012,p.23-27.

Vinett,M.andT.Jarvis,2012,ConflictsAssociatedwithExemptWells:ASpaghettiWesternWater

War,JournalofContemporaryWaterResearchEducation,Issue148,p.10-16.

Jarvis,W.T.,2012,IntegratingGroundwaterBoundaryMattersinto CatchmentManagement.Book ChapterinTheDilemmaofBoundaries:TowardaNewConceptofCatchment.(eds.)Taniguchi, M.andShiraiwa,T.GlobalEnvironmentalStudies,Springer.Tokyo.

Jarvis, W.T., 2011, Unitization: A Lesson in Collective Action from the Oil Industry for Aquifer

Governance,ThemeIssueonTransboundary Groundwater,WaterInternational,volume36,No.

5,p.611–622.

Jarvis, W.T. and A.T. Wolf, 2011, Water Wars: Hydropotential or Hydrohype? Invited essay,

REVOLVEMagazine.Summer,No.2,p.15-21.

Jarvis, W.T.,2010,Integrating Groundwater Boundary Matters intoTransboundary Aquifer Management. Proceedings ofISARMConference onTransboundary Aquifers,Challenges and NewDirections,UNESCO,Paris.

Jarvis, W.T., 2010, Peak Water meets Peak Oil: Moving Towards Unitization of Transboundary AquifersProceedingsof ISARMConferenceon TransboundaryAquifers,ChallengesandNew Directions,UNESCO,Paris.

Jarvis, T., and A. Wolf, 2010, Managing Water Negotiations: Theory and approaches to water resourcesconflictandcooperation.BookChapterin TransboundaryWaterManagement:FromPrinciplestoPractice.(eds.)Earle,A.,Jägerskog,A.Öjendal,J.Earthscan.London.

Jarvis, W.T.,2010,Geopolitics ofGroundwater inOstigard, T.(ed.),AHistory ofWater Series 2, Volume3:Water,GeopoliticsandtheNewWorldOrder,I.BTauris.

Jarvis,W.T.,2010,WaterWars,WaroftheWell,andGuerillaWell-fare: Groundwater, volume48, No.3,p.346-350.

Lopez-Gunn, E.andW.T.Jarvis,2009,Groundwater Governance andtheLawoftheHiddenSea:

WaterPolicy,volume11,p.742–762.

BOOKS

CollectiveGroundwaterGovernance:DisputePreventionfor GroundwaterandAquifersthrough Unitization, Book proposal accepted with co-author and JD/MS Water Policy and Management student,JakobWiley,CambridgeUniversityPress,2017.

ContestingHiddenWaters:ConflictResolutionforGroundwaterandAquifers,Earthscan,June,2014.