The MSU College of Engineering's Yadu Pokhrel has been named one of 14 outstanding Global Spartans who conducts research that changes the world.
Pokhrel is an associate professor who specializes in a variety of research, including irrigation and groundwater sustainability.
He was named this month a John K. Hudzik Emerging Leader in Advancing International Studies and Program. Pokhrel will be recognized for this honor on April 24 at MSU's 2024 International Awards Ceremony.
For details on all 14 of the honorees, visit the International Awards website. The ceremony is open to all globally minded members of the Spartan community. For details about the event, including how to RSVP and parking details, visit the events page.
Pokhrel's research focuses on improving the understanding of the changes in regional and global water cycles in response to human activities and climate changes. More information about his research can be found on his College of Engineering profile page.
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Written by Eric Lacy, lacyeric@msu.edu. See more at the Engineering Media and Public Relations page.