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21-22

Junna wang

Junna Wang

University of California, Davis

2021-2022 Fellow

PhD in Ecology

jnawang@ucdavis.edu

Adam Stratman

Adam Stratman

University of Arizona

2021-2022 Fellow

M.S. in Hydrology

Astratman@email.arizona.edu

Scamardo

Julianne Scamardo

Colorado State University

2021-2022 Fellow

PhD in Fluvial Geomorphology

j.scamardo@colostate.edu

Nauman

Benjamin Nauman

University of California, Los Angeles

2021-2022 Fellow

PhD in Geography

bnauman@ucla.edu

Will Munger

Utah State University

2021-2022 Fellow

PhD in Transdisciplinary Climate Adaptation Science

will.munger@usu.edu

Kelly Loria

Kelly Loria

Desert Research Institute

2021-2022 Fellow

PhD in Environmental Science

kelly.loria@nevada.unr.edu

Sara Leopold

Sara Leopold

University of Arizona

2021-2022 Fellow

M.S. in Water, Society and Policy

Sleopold@email.arizona.edu

Anne Hegli

Anne Heggli

Desert Research Institute

2021-2022 Fellow

PhD in Atmospheric Science

anne.heggli@dri.edu

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