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Oklahoma Water Resources Center

The Oklahoma Water Resource Center helps resolve water issues in Oklahoma by sponsoring research and sharing the knowledge that results from it. The Water Resources Research Act of 1964 authorized the establishment of a water resources research and technology center or institute at a land-grant university in each state. As a result, the Oklahoma Water Resources Research Institute (currently known as the Oklahoma Water Resources Center) was founded in 1965 at OSU within the Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. The center is now a member of the National Institutes for Water Resources.

Announcements

Job Posting Ohio State Assistant Professor - Oklahoma State University

September 29, 2026

The successful candidate will conduct research, advise graduate students, and provide leadership for outreach education efforts of the Department of Food, Agricultural, and Biological Engineering (FABE).

USGS 104(b) Annual Base Grants Program Request for Pre-Proposals PY-2027

USGS 104(b) Annual Base Grants Program Request for Pre-Proposals PY-2027

Oklahoma Water Resources Center

Finding Solutions. Collaboration with state and federal programs ensure more opportunities for students, faculty and industry partners to find new solutions to the state's most critical water needs through research. Delivering Solutions. Dedicated to providing quality information and educational resources to Oklahomans. Our Mission. September 29, 2026. The successful candidate will conduct research, advise graduate students, and provide leadership for outreach education efforts of the Department of Food, Agricultural, and Biological Engineering (FABE). USGS 104(b) Annual Base Grants Program Request for Pre-Proposals PY-2027 USGS 104(b) Annual Base Grants Program Request for Pre-Proposals PY-2027. Oklahoma Water Resources Center Finding Solutions. Collaboration with state and federal programs ensure more opportunities for students, faculty and industry partners to find new solutions to the state's most critical water needs through research. Delivering Solutions. Dedicated to providing quality information and educational resources to Oklahomans. Our Mission. September 29, 2026. The successful candidate will conduct research, advise graduate students, and provide leadership for outreach education efforts of the Department of Food, Agricultural, and Biological Engineering (FABE). Streams, Habitat & Watershed Processes in the Great Plains Webinar January 21, 2026. GRAS-SES RCN Virtual Cafe – Water Working Group. Join the U.S. National Science Foundation and Water Working Group for the GRAS-SES RCN Virtual Cafe. The webinar will focus on streams, habitat and watershed processes in the Great Plains and will feature two speakers, Walter Dodd (Kansas State University) and Jaimie Schussler (Oklahoma State University). Public USGS Webinar: Water Data for the Nation January 13, 2026. You’re invited to a public USGS Webinar: Water Data for the Nation – New Features and NWISWeb Decommissioning. January 15, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. No registration required! Legal Waters Lecture Series January 13, 2026. Legal Waters Lecture Series: Navigating Oklahoma's Small Watershed Flood Control Program with Dam Intelligence. January 20, 2026, from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. OWRC News. Mon, Aug 24, 2026. Oklahoma Well Owner Network to host second Get Well-Informed free water testing day Fri, Mar 13, 2026. Streams, Habitat & Watershed Processes in the Great Plains Webinar January 21, 2026. GRAS-SES RCN Virtual Cafe – Water Working Group. Join the U.S. National Science Foundation and Water Working Group for the GRAS-SES RCN Virtual Cafe. The webinar will focus on streams, habitat and watershed processes in the Great Plains and will feature two speakers, Walter Dodd (Kansas State University) and Jaimie Schussler (Oklahoma State University). OWRC News. Mon, Aug 24, 2026. Oklahoma Well Owner Network to host second Get Well-Informed free water testing day Fri, Mar 13, 2026.

Streams, Habitat & Watershed Processes in the Great Plains Webinar

January 21, 2026

GRAS-SES RCN Virtual Cafe – Water Working Group. Join the U.S. National Science Foundation and Water Working Group for the GRAS-SES RCN Virtual Cafe. The webinar will focus on streams, habitat and watershed processes in the Great Plains and will feature two speakers, Walter Dodd (Kansas State University) and Jaimie Schussler (Oklahoma State University).

Contact

Dr. Kevin Wagner
Director and Thomas E. Berry Professorship in Water Research and Management