Graduate Studies in Soil and Water Sciences
Description
The Soil and Water Science area offers comprehensive training in the chemistry, physics, biology, and ecology of soils, surface waters and wetlands. Students can specialize in a variety of areas, including soil and aquatic chemistry, hydrology, limnology, soil-plant relations, biogeochemistry, bioremediation, geomicrobiology, contaminant fate and transport, water resources management, hillslope processes, soil genesis, soil mineralogy and geomorphology, and related areas.
Faculty
- Chris Amrhein
- Michael Anderson
- David Crohn
- William Frankenberger
- Jay Gan
- Robert Graham
- David R. Parker
- James Sickman
- Jiri Simunek
- Laosheng Wu
- Marylynn V. Yates
Graduate Students
- Barry, Barbara
- Chaganti, Vijayasatya - profile...
- Chou, Hsin-Yi
- Cook, Daniel
- Davis, Myles
- Estrada-Medina, Héctor
- Heard, Andrea
- Homyak, Peter
- Jenkins, Dennise
- Liu, Ying
- Lybrand, Rebecca
- McCullough, Joy
- Menchaca, Tricia
- Ohtomi, Aya
- Pulla Reddy Gari, Namratha
- Rao, Leela
- Reid, Nicole
- Rossi, Annie
- Scanlan, Julie
- Turk, Judith
- Vicars, William
- Wang, Yusong
- Will, Kristina
- Yokoyama, Koji
Graduate Students from other programs supervised by faculty in this track
- Thrippleton, Kelly (Environmental Toxicology)