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Summer internships for qualified students to work with JPL climate scientists are available through this program. Students majoring in mathematics who wish to pursue an academic program at jmcomic漫画N resulting in a B.S. degree in Mathematics and leading to careers or graduate work at other universities in climate science may do so through the Pathway for studying the Mathematics of Climate Change.

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David Klein, Department of Mathematics & IRIS: david.klein@csun.edu

Cristina Cadavid, Department of Physics and Astronomy & IRIS: ana.cadavid@csun.edu

Helen Cox, Department of Geography & Institute for Sustainability: helen.m.cox@csun.edu

Brian Foley, Department of Secondary Education: brian.foley@csun.edu

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