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Climate Pathfinder: Ph.D. Student Focuses on Heat, Health and Community
Elizabeth Rojo carries many experiences as a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, world traveler, immigrant, Mexican American, first-generation college graduate -- and a Duke Ph.D. student seeking systemic change.
In her Ph.D. studies in population health sciences, Rojo tackles one of the most pressing public health threats driven by climate change: extreme heat. She uses her personal and professional knowledge to center the voices of community in her research
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