Water, Soils and Environmental Systems
Contact Information
Contact Dr. Susan Wilde
About
Professional Experience:
August 2016 to present Associate Professor, University of Georgia
May 2008 to present: Assistant Professor, University of Georgia
2005- 2008: Joint Position: Research Assistant Professor, USC, Baruch Institute and Assistant Marine Scientist, SCDNR, MRRI, Charleston, SC
2001-2005: Research Assistant Professor, USC, Baruch Institute, Charleston, SC
2000-2001: Assistant Marine Scientist, SCDNR, MRRI, Charleston, SC
1998-2000: Postdoctoral Associate, Microbiology and Immunology, MUSC
Contact Information
Contact Todd C Rasmussen
Contact Information
Contact Dr. Lawrence Morris
About
Statement:
My research interests are focused in two general areas: 1) impacts of forest management on soil properties and long- term site productivity and 2) utilization of forests and trees in waste recycling and site remediation. I teach a variety of courses ranging from a general course on the natural history of Georgia to courses on waste recycling to forests. I have strong interests in international programs and have been a leader developing programs with Brazilian colleagues.
Contact Information
Contact Dr. Cristian Montes
About
Education and Employment
Contact Information
Contact Dr. Daniel Markewitz
Contact Information
Contact Dr. Elizabeth G. King
Contact Information
Contact Dr. Michael Kane
About
Prior Positions:
Manager of Silviculture Research and Technology Transfer, International Paper, 1999 to 2006.
Plantation Nutrition Project Leader, Union Camp Corporation, 1996 to 1999
Tropical Forestry Consultant, Zobel Forestry Associates, 1992 to 1995.
Silviculture Research Forester/Manager, Pizano, SA (Colombia) and Smurfit (Colombia and Venezuela), 1982 to 1992
Contact Information
Contact Dr. C. Rhett Jackson
About
I conduct trans-disciplinary investigations of water quality issues in collaboration with faculty from Crop and Soil Sciences, Ecology, Engineering, Entomology, Geography, Geology, Marine Sciences, and other programs. Investigators of water resource issues at the University of Georgia are broadly distributed across schools and disciplines. I am a member of IRIS - Institute for Resilient Infrastructure Studies and the RBC - Riber Basin Center. For more information on water programs at UGA, see the link below.