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Building Resilient Communities through Interdisciplinary Research and Design Collaboration

DIRECTOR
William F. Lyons Jr., JD, MSS, MTUS, MSt.
wlyons@norwich.edu

DIRECTOR
Kahwa Douoguih, Ph.D.
kdouogui@norwich.edu

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, NU RESEARCH CENTERS
Megan Liptak
nucgrs@norwich.edu


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