During a recent earthquake, elephants reminded us to stand together and protect the most vulnerable. Center Director Lori Peek explores how we can follow in their large footsteps for the good of others.
—Resources, Reports, and Guidance for Researchers and Their Partners
As communities across the continental United States and the Caribbean brace for another turbulent year of storms in the Atlantic basin, the Natural Hazards Center had compiled resources that can help with hurricane preparation, response, and recovery.
Brigid Mark, graduate research assistant at the Natural Hazards Center and data manager for the Social Science Extreme Events Research network, was recently named a National Science Foundation (NSF) Non-Academic Research Internships for Graduate Students (INTERN) awardee.
During a recent earthquake, elephants reminded us to stand together and protect the most vulnerable. Center Director Lori Peek explores how we can follow in their large footsteps for the good of others.
As communities across the continental United States and the Caribbean brace for another turbulent year of storms in the Atlantic basin, the Natural Hazards Center had compiled resources that can help with hurricane preparation, response, and recovery.
Brigid Mark, graduate research assistant at the Natural Hazards Center and data manager for the Social Science Extreme Events Research network, was recently named a National Science Foundation (NSF) Non-Academic Research Internships for Graduate Students (INTERN) awardee.
