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Abdulahi Opejin

East Carolina University

Abdulahi Opejin is a PhD student in Integrated Coastal Sciences at East Carolina University, where they work as a research assistant on a water resource project focused on nutrient pollution and environmental health. Their research explores the intersection of environmental risk, community vulnerability, and geospatial analysis.

With a strong background in Geographic Information Systems and environmental science, they bring both technical expertise and a deep commitment to community-based research. Opejin is a Bill Anderson Fund fellow and an active member of the American Association of Geographers.