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PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE WILLIAM P. STANTON Chief of Conservation Planning Section (formerly the Office of Water Conservation) Colorado Water Conservation Board (Denver) In addition to his current position, Bill is also responsible for managing Colorado's Weather Modification Permit Program. He received a BS and an MS degree in Civil Engineering from the Worcester Polytechnic Institute at Worcester, Massachusetts in 1968 and 1972, respectively. Bill worked for Morcan Engineering Company as an Assistant Engineer for three years at Delta, Colorado before becoming President of Ute Engineering and Surveying Company at Delta. He start- ed working for the CWCB in the Flood Control and Floodplain Management section as a Senior Water Resource Specialist in January 1977. He was promoted to Supervising Water Resource Specialist in August 1981. In July 1991 he was reassigned as Assistant to the Director and worked on special projects including the feasibility of developing a Colorado River Decision Support System (CRDSS). Bill was made Assistant Section Chief of the Project Planning and Construction Section in March 1993, Acting Section Chief in July 1993, and Chief in July 1994 with the responsibility for managing the Water Project Construction Loan Program. In 1999, he was made Chief of the Conservation Planning Section. Bill is a native of Winnetka, Illinois. He is married and is the father of two boys. He has been a registered Professional Engineer in Colorado since 1976. KENNETH W. KNOX Assistant State Engineer, Colorado Division of Water Resources (Denver) Ken Knox has been with the State's Division of Water Resources since 1984, first in Alamosa and Pueblo as a hydrographer. He became Assistant Division Engineer in Montrose in March 1990, and was promoted to Division Engineer there in 1994, a post he held until July of last year. Ken was appointed Assistant State Engineer in August 1998. In addition to his duties for the State, Ken provides expert water court testimony. He is a member of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management Resource Advisory Council, an advisor for Colorado State Search and Rescue, an adjunct professor at Colorado State University and a martial arts instructor (so don't mess with him). Prior to becoming an engineer, Ken was an optician. Ken holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering and an M.S in Civil Engineering from Colorado State University, and is currently a Ph.D. candidate in Civil Engineering there. DAVID L. ROBBINS Attorney at Law, Hill & Robbins, PC (Denver) David W. Robbins (BA, Stanford University, 1966; JD, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1969) is president and shareholder in the law finn of Hill and Robbins, P.c., where he specialized in the fields of water, natural resources, and environmental law. David has been in private practice in Denver since 1979 and represents a wide variety of clients. Since 1985, David has represented the .State of Colorado in the U.S. Supreme Court case of Kansas v. Colorado, No. 105 Original (October Term, 1985), involving alleged violations of the Arkansas River Compact. Prior to entering private practice, he served as a First Assistant Attorney General and was head of the Natural Resources Section at the Colorado Attorney General's Office (1975-77). He was later appointed the Deputy Attorney General (1977-78). David is a former member of the Colorado Water Conservation Board (1980-89) and served as its Chairman in 1985-86. He has been a member of the Colorado River Salinity Control forum and the Colorado River Salinity Control Advisory Council representing Colorado since 1979. David is a member of the Board of Directors of the Colorado Water Congress. He is also a member of the American Bar Association and the Colorado Bar Association and a past Chairman of the Water Law Section.