Grads and Postdocs
- Dr. Whitney Lisenbee, Postdoc, currently Assistant Professor, University of Georgia
- Dr. Sarah Isbell, Ph.D. Ecology 2022, currently an Analyst for PASA Sustainable Agriculture
- Shannon Wray, M.S. Soil Science 2021, currently an Agricultural Specialist for the NRCS
- Dr. Caitlin Hodges, Ph.D. Soil Science and Biogeochemistry 2021, currently Assistant Professor, University of Oklahoma
- Catalina Mejia, M.S. Soil Science 2020, currently PhD student at Cornell University
- Ben Dillner, M.S. Ecology 2019
- Joseph Amsili, M.S. Soil Science 2018, currently Extension Associate with the Cornell Soil Health Lab
- Dr. Ebony Murrell, Postdoc, currently Lead Scientist for Crop Production Ecology at the Land Institute
- Dr. Julie Weitzman, Ph.D. Soil Science and Biogeochemistry 2016, currently Research Scientist, University of Pittsburgh
- Dr. Alison Grantham, Ph.D. Ecology 2015, currently Principal and Founder of Grow Well Consulting
- Dr. Meagan Schipanski, Postdoc, currently Associate Professor at Colorado State University
- Andrew Morris, M.S. Soil Science 2017
- Lillian Hill, M.S. Ecology 2017
- Dr. Denise Finney, Ph.D. Ecology 2015, currently Assistant Professor at Ursinus College
- Dr. Charles White, Ph.D. Soil Science 2015, currently Assistant Professor at Penn State
- Dr. Mac Burgess, Postdoc, currently Associate Professor at Montana State University
- Dr. Elizabeth Hasenmueller, Postdoc, currently Associate Professor at Saint Louis University
- Dr. Marshall McDaniel, Ph.D. Soil Science and Biogeochemistry 2011, currently Associate Professor at Iowa State University
- Dr. Mike Castellano, Ph.D. Soil Science 2009, currently Professor at Iowa State University.
- Dr. David Lewis, Postdoc, currently Associate Professor at the University of Southern Florida.
- Dr. Arlene Adviento-Borbe, Postdoc.
- Chris Ross, MS Ecology 2008.
- Barbara Fricks, MS Soils 2007
- Michelle Gresalfi, MS Ecology 2007
- Kari Morehouse, MS Biology (Arizona State)
- Tracy Johns, MS Biology (Arizona State)
Undergraduate Researchers
Every semester we have 2-5 undergraduate research assistants working in our lab. Some stay for just a summer, and others work with us for several years to complete independent research and honors theses. I used to post a list here off all the undergrads who had passed through our lab, but it has become too long (I stopped at 30). We wish them well and their legacy lives with their initials scribbled on sample bottles carefully stashed in the walk-in freezer.
The Kaye Biogeochemistry Lab believes that everyone should have equal access to science, and we strive to create an environment that welcomes and respects diversity in all its forms—including cultural, racial, religious, age, gender identity, sexual orientation, physical ability, and mental wellbeing. Read more here.
The Kaye Biogeochemistry Lab believes that everyone should have equal access to science, and we strive to create an environment that welcomes and respects diversity in all its forms—including cultural, racial, religious, age, gender identity, sexual orientation, physical ability, and mental wellbeing. Read more here.
