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Education :
Ph.D., 5/2003, North Carolina State University
(Crop Science)
M.S., 12/1999, The University of Tennessee
(Plant and Soil Sciences)
B.S., 12/1996, The University of Tennessee
(Plant and Soil Sciences)
Professional Experience:
2003-present : Affiliate Assistant
Professor, Auburn University
2003-present : Weed Scientist, USDA-ARS, National
Soil Dynamics Unit
2001-2002: Research Associate, North Carolina
State University
1999-2002: Graduate Research Assistant, North
Carolina State University
1997-1999: Graduate Research Assistgant, The
University of Tennessee
Honors and Awards:
USDA-ARS Certificate of Merit Presented for "Outstanding Dedication and Support of
Conservation Agriculture Programs in the Southeast United States", 2007.
Distinguished Service Award, presented for
"Outstanding Conservation Systems Research
and Technology Transfer" presented by the
Alabama Chapter of the Soil and Water Conservation
Society, 2006.
Merit Award, presented for "Outstanding Conservation
Systems Research Technology Transfer" Presented
by the Soil and Water Conservation Society,
2006.
USDA-ARS Certificate of Merit for "Outstanding Performance", USDA-ARS, '04, '05, '06, and '07.
Project Award, For Outstanding and Dedicated Service and Leadership, Auburn Civitan Club, 2006.
Bailey Award, American Peanut Research and Education Society, 2005.
Outstanding Ph.D Student, Crop Science Department, N.C. State University, 2003.
Professional Activities:
Brief description of research program and
goals
Research program and goals are to conduct
basic and applied research that supports the
development of soil management systems to
increase plant available water and reduce
the risks from short-term droughts in production
systems common to the southeastern United
States. Initiates, develops, and manages research
projects addressing the impact of integrated
weed management strategies on weed populations/competitiveness
in conservation systems. Development of cost-effective
and environmentally friendly weed management
systems integrating conservation tillage,
crop rotations, cover crops and associated
allelopathy, and transgenic crops for the
region.
| Professional Societies Membership: |
- Chairperson, 2003-2004, SERA-IEG,
Current Issues in Weed Biology, Weed/Crop
Interactions, and Weed Management in
the Southern Region (S-183).
- Alabama Invasive Plant Council
- American Society of Agronomy
- Gamma Sigma Delta Honor Society
- International Weed Science Society
- Soil and Water Conservation Society
- Southern Weed Science Society
- Weed Science Society of America
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