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Exhibition and Panel: "Mapping the Currents: Charting our shared waters from Mexico City to Michigan"

The Office of National Scholarships and Fellowships (ONSF) invites you to Mapping the Currents: Charting our shared waters from Mexico City to Michigan, an exhibition and keynote panel showcased by U-M 2023 Wallenberg Fellow, Meghana Tummala. Meghana's Wallenberg experience focused on climate issues in Mexico City and explored how architecture could be used to help solve the water crisis. You can read more about her project here. 

All staff, students, and U-M community members are invited to attend. More information regarding this year's Wallenberg Fellowship can be found on ONSF's websites. We especially encourage seniors interested in the Wallenberg Fellowship to attend. 

No RSVP is required and refreshments will be provided. 



Mapping the Currents: Charting our shared waters from Mexico City to Michigan

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Palmer Commons, Windows Room

The Office of National Scholarships and Fellowships (ONSF) invites you to Mapping the Currents: Charting our shared waters from Mexico City to Michigan, an exhibition and keynote panel showcased by U-M 2023 Wallenberg Fellow, Meghana Tummala. Meghana's Wallenberg experience focused on climate issues in Mexico City and explored how architecture could be used to help solve the water crisis. You can read more about her project here. 

All staff, students, and U-M community members are invited to attend. More information regarding this year's Wallenberg Fellowship can be found on ONSF's websites. We especially encourage seniors interested in the Wallenberg Fellowship to attend. 

No RSVP is required and refreshments will be provided. 

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