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UA geosciences senior Anson Cheung, who is helping to map and understand historic climate variability in various parts of the world, has received a nationally competitive scholarship.
The gathering will bring together hundreds from around the world who are working on issues related to water management and scarcity and the production of equitable food systems.
Led by the Office of Sustainability, partners from across campus are working to reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills after Homecoming, one of the UA’s largest events of the year.
The cherished tradition, still going strong after 102 years, brings together alumni, students, employees and the community to celebrate Wildcat spirit and the UA's history.
To prepare midshipmen for careers in science and engineering with the U.S. Navy, with specialized training in geospatial technology, an interdisciplinary team at the UA has launched a program with funding from the Office of Naval Research. NAVIGATE, a three-year project, has "transferrable concepts."
The award covers tuition and provides $32,000 in fellowships for two years for underrepresented minority students. The goal is to help more pursue graduate degrees in STEM disciplines.
Desi Rodriguez-Lonebear researches indigenous demography and champions data sovereignty for Native Americans, exemplifying the UA's international, dual Ph.D. program.
UA's Yi-Qing Tang, a rising star, recently won first prize in the prestigious Chautauqua Piano Competition.
In recognition of the UA Museum of Art's efforts to position itself as a model for community engagement among university art museums, it has been awarded the 2016 Museum Association of Arizona's Institutional Award of Excellence.
While research on lesbian, gay and bisexual youth has increased, studies often fail to explore the well-being of young people of color. The omission may lead to gaps in understanding.