The earth sciences scholar and science diplomacy specialist succeeds colleague Ross Virginia.
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Four students and three alumni have been offered grants in seven countries.
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A project by Tinotenda Kuretu '22 has been selected by the Verizon/Clinton Global Initiative.
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Neukom Fellow Danielle Poole co-authored a paper that aims to inform humanitarian policy.
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A study using drone and satellite imagery finds vegetation cover has increased along the Kuiseb River.
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The award honors "outstanding leadership potential" in government or nonprofit service.
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"We are watching the movement of this virus from a distance," says physician Lisa V. Adams.
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Students from East Wheelock House traveled to Puerto Rico last spring as part of a service trip.
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In a world roiled by global inequality, climate change, and military conflict, human struggle should be seen through the lens of more than one academic discipline, says Eng-Beng Lim, an associate professor of women's, gender, and sexuality studies.
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Deborah Jordan Brooks, an associate professor of government, worked with a team of undergraduates to create the International Menstrual Health Entrepreneurship Roundup website.
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