7390

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 7390
• Author: Natural Resources Law Center.
• Title: Boundaries and Water
• USFW Year: 1989.
• USFW - Doc Type: Allocation and Use of a Shared Resource.
• Copyright Material: NO

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STEVEN J. SHUPE (B.S., civil Engineering, '74,
and M.S. Environmental Engineering '75,
Stanford University; J.D. University of Oregon
School of Law '82) is president of Shupe &
Associates, Inc. Santa Fe, where he combines
his legal and engineering background as a
water policy consultant. Previously he has
been as Assistant Attorney General for
Colorado, representing the state in various
areas of water law, and an attorney with the
Denver law firm of Davis, Graham & Stubbs, He
has also worked in the' Water and Land
Resources Department of Battelle Northwest.
Shupe and his associates help private and
public sector clients to find solutions to
water management, protection, and marketing problems. Shupe &
Associates produce the monthly newsletter, Water Market Update.

A. DAN TARLOCK (A.B. and LL.B. Stanford
University) is Professor of Law at the lIT
Chicago-Kent College of Law. From 1981-87 he
served on the Natural Resources Law Center's
Advisory Board and was a delegate to the
Center's first Sino-American Conference on
Environmental Law in Beijing, P.R.C. in August
1987. In 1988 he was appointed to a three-
year term on the Water Science and Technology
Board of the National Academy of Sciences.
Publications include Water Resources and
Management 3d (with Meyers, Corbridge &
Getches); Law of Water Riqhts and Resources;
and "New Commons in Western waters," in Water
and the American West: Essavs in Honor of
Raphael J. Moses. He is currently a Vice-Chairman of the ABA Water
Resources Committee.

ARVID L. THOMSEN (Bachelor of Engineering,
Minnesota Institute of Technology, '65; M.S.
Cornell Univ., '73) is Chief of the Planning
Division of the Missouri River Division of the
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. He joined the
Corps in 1965 and has served in a variety of
capacities, including as a hydraulic engineer
with the Coastal Engineering Research Center
(1965-67), as a Project Manager in the Omaha
Dist. (1967-75), as Chief of the Economics &
Social Analysis Branch, Omaha (1975-79), as
Chief of Special Studies Branch, Omaha (1979-
81), as Chief, Planning Division, Omaha (1981-
May 1989), before assuming his present duties.
His memberships include the American society
of civil Engineering and the Society of Military Engineers.