The National Science Foundation (NSF) Division of Earth Sciences awarded a $225,073 Project Grant to the CSU Fullerton Auxiliary Services Corporation Sponsored Programs Office (CSU Fullerton ASC) to support a collaborative research project focused on reconstructing the late glacial to early Holocene hydroclimate for Glacial Lake Mojave in California. The project will use a combined basin analysis, isotopic, and modeling approach to quantify past changes in water availability and assess the climatic drivers responsible for these changes. The research aims to inform understanding of modern and future water availability, which is a critical resource for California's socioeconomic sustainability as the largest state economy in the United States. This award is co-funded by the NSF Division of Earth Sciences and Division of Atmospheric and Geospace Sciences under the Paleo Perspectives on Present and Projected Climate program, which supports research to enhance capabilities, capacity, and infrastructure at a variety of institution types, including the Hispanic-Serving Institutions of CSU Fullerton and Santiago Canyon College that are partners on this project.