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# NWRI Fellowship Program NWRI Fellowship Update (March 2026): The National Water Research Institute Fellowship Program is currently on hold while NWRI evaluates the status of the program. Therefore, we are not accepting applications at this time. We appreciate the continued interest in the Fellowship Program and its mission to support students pursuing careers in water science, engineering, and policy.
Updates will be posted on this page as more information becomes available for future fellowship opportunities. National Water Research Institute 18700 Ward St. , Fountain Valley, CA 92708 •email us We are a 501c3 nonprofit organization that works to ensure safe, reliable sources of water now and for future generations.
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