Research & Pedagogy
Charitie Ropati studies at the intersections of permafrost, plant ecology and social and cultural resilience in Alaska. She also does work on the Co-Production of Knowledge as a member of the Earth Network at Columbia's Climate School.
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More recently she has been doing research on managed retreat and relocation in the Lower Yukon Kuskokwim Region of Alaska at the School of Engineering and Applied Science at Columbia University.
Her work and pedagogy has been presented at conferences worldwide, including the 2023 Arctic Circle Assembly in Iceland.
She will be presenting her current work at the 2024 Arctic Circle Assembly in Iceland during the Polar Dialogue.
2022 Long Term Ecological Research All Scientist's Meeting
Received a National Science Foundation LTER Undergraduate Fellowship.
In-person meetings with faculty, graduate stuents and post-docs.
Highly selective fellowship with all expenses covered in full.
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Awarded 1st place in the REU competition for my presentation and performance at the 2022 LTER ASM.
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Received a cash award and a ESA membership subscription.
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Articles & Press
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