RIEEE Webinar: Research Collaboration Opportunities with the Lake James Environmental Association, April 11 at 1 p.m.

[Lauren Essick]

RIEEE Spring 2025 Webinar Series RIEEE’s Webinar Series highlights existing and emerging research strengths at Appalachian that align with our institute mission, and help us build capacity for sustainability research and impact. Join these sessions to learn more about the featured topics, meet researchers, collaborators and partners, and find inspiration that might spark your own next research endeavor. We hope you'll join us Friday 4/11 for an upcoming session: Research Collaboration Opportunities with the Lake James Environmental Association Friday, April 11, 1–2 p.m. via Zoom Join us to hear from members of the Lake James Environmental Association (LJEA) about their University Research Collaboration and Student Support program which trains students in environmental science by providing support for faculty-directed student research in the Lake James Watershed. An upcoming collaboration between RIEEE and LJEA will co-fund faculty-led research on post-Helene watershed assessments. We encourage faculty who are focused on water resource issues to invite students who may be interested in pursuing an aligned research project focused on the Lake James Watershed. Following the presentation, we will host a brief discussion to share these ideas. Speakers: Marshall Taylor, Board Member, LJEA Joanne Deyo, President, LJEA Grant Buckner, Board Member, LJEA; Catawba River Foundation The Research Institute for Environment, Energy and Economics (RIEEE) contributes to the mission of Appalachian State University by supporting faculty in synthesizing and pursuing their visions for high impact research, developing institutional capacity for collaborative productivity, building shared research infrastructures, and multiplying opportunities through the growth of transdisciplinary networks. Learn More: rieee.appstate.edu/ Join our Google Group