- PhD Candidate in Hydrology, University of Arizona
I am a PhD candidate in the Department of Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences that is affiliated with the Bryant Bannister Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research. My graduate research involves understanding the current enhancement to California's precipitation and streamflow variability and placing these trends into long-term context using tree-ring reconstructions. I also have an interest in fostering relationships and promoting communication between science/policy/public as these three realms are often disconnected from each other. As part of my dissertation, I have developed a project to create awareness in the public prior, during and after the start of the several flooding seasons in Arizona with an emphasis on the Spanish-speaking community.
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–presentPhD Student in Hydrology, University of Arizona
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- Location: Tucson, Arizona, U.S.
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