Field Fellows — Noon · Put your hands on living systems.

We build water systems that bring dead ground back to life, then measure what happens next. That record needs more hands — scoped work, with your name on it.

Students & faculty.

Capstones, theses, senior design — for credit, arranged with your professor. Real sites to study: a 28-foot cast lotus, working acequias, ground that's being measured.

Fall projects scope in August

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Research contributors.

Remote, through our community programs — Source library entries, literature reviews, mapping, translation. Small scopes, real credit, your name on what you make.

Remote · credited · scoped

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Paid project work.

Film, software, mapping — paid, defined, and finished. Show us one thing you've made; it says more than a resume.

Contract · remote or on-site

The work.

SourceSource library entries — open-access, cited, bilingual.
ResearchLiterature reviews for the research program.
DataGIS & land-record work — sites, readings, time.
LenguaSpanish–English translation — Mexican practice, acequia communities.
FilmMedia editing — drone and build footage into short films.
GroundField days in San Antonio — walk, read, build.

How it works.

Write.
Five sentences and one link to something you've made.
Talk.
A short call, to find the scope that fits you.
Make.
Two to six weeks, one named deliverable, a person to call.
Stay.
Published credit — and bigger scopes follow good work.

Raise your hand.

Credit, community program, or contract — tell us which door you're knocking on.

Write to us →

Faculty: fall projects scope in August — write early.