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I am Gary Robbins. I am now retired and an Emeritus Professor of Geosciences and Natural Resources at UCONN. If you are looking to apply to graduate school, please refrain from sending me information. I am not taking on anymore students. I suggest you review the faculty pages in Earth Sciences or Natural Resources at UCONN to find someone you might be interested in working with. There are also many Universities with graduate programs in Hydrogeology. I suggest you explore these as well. Good luck.