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2025 NSF EPSCoR Project Meeting

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On Friday, April 4th, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette hosted its Annual NSF EPSCoR Project Meeting for the project "Reversing Disproportionate Impacts of Hydroclimatic Extremes in Water-Rich Regions via Justice-Minded Research and Collaborative Adaptation Planning."

They hosted over 35 people from other partner universities (The University of Alabama Jackson State University, Tulane University, Tuskegee University, and Louisiana State University) and community leaders. The agenda included building connections, getting to know key project partners, enhancing collaboration and coordination, and establishing goals and action plans for the upcoming project year.

Thank you all for attending!

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