Nevadha Murugarajan (she/her) is an Honours Chemistry student at York University, interested in the intersection of environmental chemistry with global health and climate change policy. In her role as a RAY student at the Humanitarian Water Lab, her primary project involves working under Prof. Mary Wiktorowicz and Dr. Syed Imran Ali to support the delivery of the Humanitarian Water Engineering (HWE) intensive training, an online professional development course aimed at upskilling humanitarian response professionals that translates HWE research into training content for professionals and supporting literature review activities for the development of a new Humanitarian Sanitation Engineering (HSanE) intensive course, a sister course to the existing HWE training.
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