Congratulations to Noleen Chikowore

Congratulations to Noleen Chikowore for earning travel funds to attend the Emerging Engagement Scholars Workshop.

Congratulations to Noleen Chikowore for earning travel funds to attend the Emerging Engagement Scholars Workshop, which is a competitively selective professional development program of the annual Engagement Scholarship Consortium conference.

Noleen is a third year PhD student and Fulbright scholar committed to understanding sustainable decision-making in underserved communities. Her research focuses on the interplay between waste management, human health, collective action, and decision-making in urban centers in Zimbabwe.

As a student in CSUS Noleen has been able to develop her skills in participatory modeling and been exposed to new methods meant to integrate community concerns/knowledge and formal scientific assessments, leading to more equitable urban planning. Dr. Steven Gray is Noleen's advisor.

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