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Arizona Water Deep Dive

4-H Program Members Visit Capitol Hill

Arizona youth participated in 4-H’s Citizenship Washington Focus

Tri-University Congressional Reception

UA alumni at Congressional Baseball HH

UA Water Resources Research Director Visits Capitol Hill

Dr. Megdal and Michael Seronde in front of the U.S. Capitol Building

U.S. Senator Kyrsten Sinema and the State Society of Arizona Host Defense Supply Chain Panel

Senator Sinema addresses State Society of Arizona

Congressmen Crane and Ciscomani Receive Committee Assignments

First Images from the James Webb Space Telescope

First look in space from Webb Telescope

Dr. Karletta Chief Visits Capitol Hill

Dr. Chief in front of the American Flag

Innovations in Healthy Aging Summit

Clean Energy Supply Chain Panel Discussion

Panelist speaking at the AZ State Society and PCFR event.

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