Courses taught by Dr. Cohen:

FNR 6564 Ecohydrology - Fall semester of odd years. This course explores the rich patterns and dynamics at the interface of hydrology and ecosystem science.  It is a project-based learning class, focusing on synthesis of the primary literature and novel empirical and modeling analyses. Recommended for advanced graduate students, and those with existing competencies in water resources or ecosystem science. FNR 6564 Syllabus

FNR 6628 Watershed Management and Restoration – Fall semester of even years. This online, asynchronous course examines the environmental, social, legal, and economic foundation for watershed management. Through the course of the semester, students will each evaluate a single watershed, focusing on the specific hydrological, water quality, and ecological factors that motivate management, the socioeconomic factors that necessitate management, and the legal and regulatory factors that enable and constrain management. FNR 6628 Syllabus

FNR 4343 Forest Water Resources - Spring semester every year. This required course for the Forest Resource Conservation major focuses on understanding the water cycle in forests, the role of forests in regional water quality and quantity, forest management decisions and practices that impact water systems, and the legal and regulatory frameworks for protecting water and forests. FNR 4343C Syllabus