Victoria W. Keener, Ph.D. Research Professor, Global Institute of Sustainability & Innovation, Arizona State University; Affiliate Faculty, University of Hawaiʻi Sea Grant College Program; Adjunct Senior Fellow, Research Program, East-West Center
Victoria Keener is a Research Professor at the ASU Global Institute of Sustainability & Innovation and Affiliate Faculty with the University of Hawaiʻi Sea Grant College Program. Victoria is a Co-Lead Principal Investigator of the NOAA-funded Pacific Research on Island Solutions for Adaptation (Pacific RISA) program. She earned a Ph.D. in Agricultural & Biological Engineering from the University of Florida, specializing in hydro-climatological research. Dr. Keener does interdisciplinary and applied research working with Pacific Island communities to transform climate research into resource management policies aiming to reduce climate-induced vulnerabilities. She was the Lead Author of the Hawai‘i and Pacific Islands Chapter of the 4th US-National Climate Assessment (NCA4) and an Author on NCA5 and helps to direct the Pacific Islands Regional Climate Assessment (PIRCA) network and reports.
Our Vision
Pacific Island communities that are resilient to climate impacts and using climate information to manage risks.
Victoria Keener
Research Professor, Global Institute of Sustainability & Innovation, Arizona State University; Affiliate Faculty, University of Hawaiʻi Sea Grant College Program; Adjunct Senior Fellow, Research Program, East-West Center
Victoria Keener is a Research Professor at the ASU Global Institute of Sustainability & Innovation and Affiliate Faculty with the University of Hawaiʻi Sea Grant College Program. Victoria is a Co-Lead Principal Investigator of the NOAA-funded Pacific Research on Island Solutions for Adaptation (Pacific RISA) program. She earned a Ph.D. in Agricultural & Biological Engineering from the University of Florida, specializing in hydro-climatological research. Dr. Keener does interdisciplinary and applied research working with Pacific Island communities to transform climate research into resource management policies aiming to reduce climate-induced vulnerabilities. She was the Lead Author of the Hawai‘i and Pacific Islands Chapter of the 4th US-National Climate Assessment (NCA4) and an Author on NCA5 and helps to direct the Pacific Islands Regional Climate Assessment (PIRCA) network and reports.
Our Vision
Pacific Island communities that are resilient to climate impacts and using climate information to manage risks.
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