Announcing the 2026-27 Global Change Research Fellows
The Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Center (SE CASC) is excited to introduce the 2026–2027 Global Change Research Fellows. Made up of fourteen versatile graduate students from across our consortium institutions, this talented group is preparing to embark on a year-long program dedicated to interdisciplinary studies, professional growth, and cooperative climate adaptation science.
This year’s fellows come to us from consortium institutions including Duke University, the Monacan Indian Nation (United South and Eastern Tribes Member Nation), NC State University, the University of Puerto Rico at Río Piedras, and the University of Tennessee at Knoxville.
Developing Future Science Leaders
Beyond their individual research, our fellows participate in a comprehensive program of collaborative meetings, specialized workshops, and professional development training. Whether they are coordinating events, translating complex research into accessible communication materials, or contributing to network working groups, these students are gaining the hands-on experience and leadership skills required to become the next generation of interdisciplinary science leaders.
Meet the Fellows
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PhD Candidate
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M.A. Student
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MSc Student
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Looking Ahead
These fellows are becoming part of an expanding community focused on climate adaptation across the Southeast and beyond. We are excited about their potential for meaningful contributions and look forward to the fresh insights they will bring to our mission.
See more information about the program on the SE CASC website.
Congratulations to the new cohort!
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