Domain 13 Southern Rockies-Colorado Plateau
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Summary
II
Characteristics
Biota
Climate
Hydrology
Soils
Ecological Drivers
Climate Change
Land Use
Invasive Species
Hydroecology
III
Ownership/Access
30-year availability
Env. Assessment
Research Feasibility
Remote Sensing
Access & Easement
IV
Infrastructure
Utilities
CyberInfrastructure
Expertise
Housing
Laboratories
Roads
Security
V
Supplemental Info
Education/Outreach
Gradients
Partnerships
Potential
Site History
Tribal Partnerships
VI
Publications
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Section V: Potential
Arizona's population of potential students of college age is growing rapidly, especially among Hispanics (both US-born and immigrant). NAU has a special commitment to serve Native American students, who comprise 6 % of total university enrollment. A strong commitment to
minority undergraduate engagement
is demonstrated by current funded programs such as
National Institute of Health(NIH)
,
Minority Student Development(MSD)
,
Minority Access to Research Careers(MARC)
, and
Bridges programs
;
Undergraduate Mentoring in Environmental Biology
;
REU Site programs
in multiple fields; and the engineering design sequence. NAU's commitment to Native American communities extends beyond the classroom thanks to efforts such as the EPA-funded training programs of the
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals
. These programs could disseminate NEON findings and opportunities effectively throughout the tribal nations of the Southwest.