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   - 'Warner, K., Howard, K., Gerber, R. Soo Chan, G., and Ford, D., 2016. Effects
     of urban development on groundwater. Chapt. 6 in Grannemann, G. and Van Stempvoort,
     D. (Eds.), Groundwater science relevant to the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement:
     A status report. Final version, May, 2016. Published (online) by Environment
     and Climate Change Canada and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.'
   - Howard, K., Ricardo, H., Shivakoti, B.R., Warner, K., Gogu, R., Nkhuwa, D.,
     2015, Resilient cities and groundwater.  Foster, S. and Tyson, G., eds., International
     Association of Hydrogeologists, publisher.
   - "Warner, K.L., and Howard, K.W.F, 2015, United States and Canada Assess the\
     \ Impact of Urban Development on Groundwater Quality\u2014Example from the Great\
     \ Lakes Basin:  42nd Congress of the International Association of Hydrogeologists,\
     \ Rome, Italy, September, 2015,"
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   - Prairie Research Institute Technical Advisory Board
   - USGS Diversity and Inclusion Regional and National (interim) Councils from 2015-2021
   - Upper Mississippi River Basin Association Water Quality Task Force
   - Illinois Coordinating Committee on Groundwater
   education:
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   - M.S. Northern Illinois University, De Kalb, Illinois
   - University of Illinois, additional study, Urbana, Illinois
   email: klwarner@usgs.gov
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   - Water Quality - Arsenic
   - Groundwater
   honors:
   - USGS Superior Service Award
   - USGS Shoemaker Award (2010 and 2019)
   - National Association of Government Communicators Blue Pencil Award for Excellence
     (2019).
   - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Commander Coin for Excellence, Rock Island District
     (2019)
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   personal_statement: Kelly has been on the leading edge of new technology and interpretive
     science. She began her career as a graduate student collecting surface water
     data and working on an urban lake project.  As digital spatial applications
     evolved, she developed an international study of groundwater quality in the
     Great Lakes basin that was supported by International Joint Commission. Kelly
     helped to write the groundwater and urban water component of the first biennial
     report on Great Lakes groundwater quality as part of international Great Lakes
     Water Quality Agreement. Kelly and colleagues presented this research to the
     International Association of Hydrogeologists in Rome, Italy, on the impact of
     urban development on water quality for US and Canada.Kelly spent part of her
     career as Regional Aquifer Coordinator for the U.S. Geological Survey National
     Water Quality Assessment (NAWQA) Program where she led a regional team of hydrologists
     from Maine to Washington on investigations of water quality in the glacial aquifer
     system. New analytical and interpretive methods were used for understanding
     changes in water quality across northern United States including methods of
     arsenic speciation and redox mapping. As a supervisor of water quality studies
     in Illinois, Kelly helped grow a large program using new methods for continuous
     monitoring of nitrate and phosphate. The network in Illinois was one of the
     largest in the country which led to her participation in a Congressional briefing
     in Washington, DC on the science and interpretive value of the new continuous
     nutrient sensors.  Since 2017, she has been the Deputy Director of Science and
     leading innovative science and research on water resources in Illinois, Iowa,
     and Missouri.
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