Inland Northwest Research Alliance Representatives Visit Campus

February 24, 2005

President Albrecht met with members of the Inland Northwest Research Alliance (INRA) on campus this week to discuss the future direction of the organization.

INRA is a coalition of eight universities, working in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Energy. Utah State joined the coalition in 1999 because of its collaborative research and educational initiative opportunities in the areas of water management, space and national security issues.

Other members of the coalition include Boise State University, Idaho State University, Montana State University, University of Idaho, University of Montana and Washington State University. President Albrecht will serve on INRA’s board of directors. For more information about INRA, visit its Web site.

INRA meeting with Craig Simper, Steve Billingsley, President Albrecht, and Brent Miller

Joining President Albrecht for the meeting were (left to right) Craig Simper, University Counsel, Utah State University; Steve Billingsley, INRA executive director; President Albrecht and Brent Miller, vice president for research, Utah State University. Not pictured: Fred Sic, director of business and research development, INRA.

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