Darlene A. Dube
Program Coordinator
Darlene joined the Water Systems Analysis Group in August 2000, bringing over 30 years experience in business, administration and marketing to the group. In addition to her work with WSAG, she is nearing completion of a Geography degree with a minor in Computing and Information Systems.
Professional Interests
Professional interests include web design, expanding her knowledge of computer applications and programs, communications with national and international colleagues, and cultural geography-related issues.
Personal Interests
Personal interests include travel, reading, entertaining, and more recently, golf. Long-distance travels have included a trip to Greece and Turkey, as well as trips to Italy, France, Hawaii, and Canada. Las Vegas is a frequent destination, and tropical travels have included Belize and Mexico, as well as many of the Caribbean Islands. Favorite authors are Nelson DeMille and Janet Evanovich. Favorite books include Plum Island (DeMille) and Shadow of the Wind (Carlos Ruiz Zafon). Darlene lives in Madbury with her husband Russell and has two grown children and two step-children.
Resume
A pdf version of Darlene's resume is available here.
Publications
Darlene hasn't actually published anything in the scientific literature... but she has been acknowledged or quoted in the following publications:
- Kittredge, C. (2006). Digital Dimond: Are Books Passe in the Electronic Age. UNH Magazine feature article [interview].
- Esty, D.C., M.A. Levy, T. Srebotnjak, A. deSherbinen, C.H. Kim, and B. Anderson (2006). Pilot 2006 Environmental Performance Index. Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy, New Haven. [acknowledgement].
- GWSP (2005). The Global Water System Project: Science Framework and Implementation Activities, Earth System Science Partnership (ESSP) Report No. 3 [acknowledgement].
- Vorosmarty, C.J. et al. (2002). Arctic-CHAMP: A Program to Study Arctic Hydrology and its Role in Global Change. Eos Transactions 83, 241, 244-245, 249 [acknowledgement].
- Vorosmarty, C.J. et al. (2000). The Hydrologic Cycle and its Role in Arctic and Global Environmental Change: A Rationale and Strategy for Synthesis Study [acknowledgement].
Websites
- Water Systems Analysis Group website
- CS502 Intermediate Web Design Tutorial Don't Make Me Think
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