Native Voices in STEM - Utilizing Diné Science and Innovation to tackle longstanding water challenges in Diné communities

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Ranalda Tsosie
Chemistry, Geoscience, and Environmental Studies, University of Montana

Dr. Tsosie is a post-doctoral scholar at Montana State University in Bozeman, MT. She is currently working on a point of use filter optimization project and continuing to work with Indigenous communities and water challenges. Dr. Tsosie completed Ph.D. in interdisciplinary Studies with a subject emphasis in the fields of Chemistry, Geosciences and Environmental  Science/Studies from the University of Montana. In her free time, she enjoys beading, sewing, practicing traditional Diné arts. 

Questions? Please contact Dr. Karletta Chief // kchief@arizona.edu
Cara Shopa // caraduncan@arizona.edu
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