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22-23

Mariana Webber

Mariana Webb

Desert Research Institute

2022-2023 Fellow

Ph.D. in Hydrologic Sciences

marianawebb@nevada.unr.edu

Catherine McClure

Catherine McClure

Utah State Univeristy

2022-2023 Fellow

Ph.D. in Ecology

cat.mcclure@usu.edu

Anna Marshall

Anna Marshall

Colorado State University

2022-2023 Fellow

Ph.D. in Fluvial Geomorphology

Anna.E.Marshall@colostate.edu

Charmaine

Charmaine Leonidas

University of Arizona

2022-2023 Fellow

M.S. in Water, Society, and Policy

charmaine@email.arizona.edu

Gods'gift

Gods'gift Chukwuonye

University of Arizona

2022-2023 Fellow

Ph.D. in Environmental Science

gchukwuonye@email.arizona.edu

Elijah Catalan

Elijah Catalan

UCLA

2022-2023 Fellow

Ph.D. in Environment and Sustainability

elijahcatalan@g.ucla.edu

Haley Canham

Haley Canham

Utah State University

2022-2023 Fellow

Ph.D. in Civil Engineering, River Mechanics and Modeling focus

haley.canham@usu.edu

Justin Brown

Justin Brown

University of California, Davis

2022-2023 Fellow

Ph.D. in Native American Studies

jrbrown@ucdavis.edu

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