Kenny Swift Bird, a doctoral student in hydrologic science and engineering at Colorado School of Mines, was profiled in the Summer 2018 issue of Winds of Change, the magazine of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society. Swift Bird, who received his master's degree from Mines in 2018, will expand his work on groundwater contamination on tribal lands for his PhD. His advisor is Kamini Singha, professor and associate department head of geology and geological engineering. From the article: As an undergraduate, a homegrown water problem piqued his interest in hydrology. “There’s a Lakota ....