Thomas Kavoo

I am a graduate student and research assistant in the Climate-Water-Society Lab, a Land-Climate Interaction Group at Auburn University. I am enthusiastic about conducting research in hydroclimatology, land-atmosphere interactions, and watershed modeling with a particular interest in examining the impacts of climate change and land use change on water resources.

I have diverse industry experience involving the assessment and mapping of oil spills, hydrological modeling, geotechnical and geophysical investigations, groundwater explorations and hydrogeological site investigations and borehole development.

I hold an MSc in Water Engineering from the Pan African University Institute of Water and Energy Sciences (PAUWES). My coursework and research focused on hydrology, climate science, and natural resource management. My undergraduate degree in Earth Science from Maseno University with a major in Hydrology and Water Resources management, with a strong emphasis on Geoscience, natural resources management, conservation, hydrology, and information technology in both coursework and research.

I am dedicated to advancing knowledge and sustainable water resource management.