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Discovery and Advancement for Regenerative and Integrated Soil Systems

Instructional Contributions

NARS 487- Capstone                                                             

North Carolina A&T State University 

Students will undertake a project and written assignments designed to encourage self-analysis of career and intellectual interests. The student will develop a detailed project proposal and complete a final capstone project linking the student’s area of study with career and intellectual interests. The final written project will consist of research, reviews, and analysis targeting a specified objective. A presentation of the project is required.

Agriculture and Environmental Quality (ALS 3133)                                 

An in-depth study of soil formation processes, morphology, and taxonomic classification. Students learn to interpret soil surveys and apply classification systems to land-use planning and management.

University of Florida

Introduction to Soils in the Environment Laboratory (SWS 3022L) 
 

University of Florida

Fundamentals of soil science emphasizing the physical, chemical and biological properties of soils in relation to growth of native and agricultural plants and environmental uses. 
Hands-on exposure to soils-related properties and processes. (Lab)

University of Florida

Environmental Biogeochemistry (SWS 4223)

Instructional approach centers on experiential learning and the application of scientific theory to real-world agricultural challenges. We aim to equip students with critical thinking skills and technical expertise necessary for advancing the field of soil science.

Co-Teaching and Teaching Assistant

Environmental Pedology (In-class and extensive field-based; Both
Graduate and Undergraduate Level)

(SWS 4715/5716)

Spring, 2013

Introduction to Soils in the Environment , (Laboratory-based; Undergraduate
Level)

(SOS 3022L)

Fall 2014

Agriculture and Environmental Quality , (Lectures; Undergraduate Level)

Spring 2014

(ALS 3133)

Agroforestry, School of Forest Resources and Conservation,  (Lectures;
Both Graduate and Undergraduate Level)

(FNR 5335/4854)

Spring 2014

The World of Water

Fall 2013

(SWS 2007)

Introduction to soils in the environment

(SWS 3022)

Spring 2014

Guest Lectures in Classroom 

ENVS 245

Soil Health Management and Climate-smart Agricultural Practices. Undergraduate and Graduate Guest Lecture. Fundamental Concepts of Soil Science (ENVS 245). Emory University (April 2023)

Emory University - Spring 2023

Soil Health and Management Principles. Undergraduate and Graduate Guest Lecture. Fundamental Concepts of Soil Science (ENVS 245). Emory University (Fall 2022).

Emory University - Fall 2022


Crop 101

Journey of an Agronomist and Soil Scientist; Undergraduate Lecture: Crop 101, Crop and Soil Sciences Department.

Oregon State University - 2020

University of Florida - Spring 2017 , Spring 2014

FNR 5335/4854

Soil: Basic Characteristics and Classification; Agroforestry course (FNR 5335/4854), School of Forest Resources and Conservation, IFAS.

Biochar in Agriculture; Agroforestry Course (FNR 5335/4854), School of Forest Resources and Conservation, IFAS.

University of Florida - Spring 2014

FNR 5335/4854

Professional and Certification Level Teaching

North Carolina A&T State University

Effective Online Teaching Practices (Certification Course). North Carolina A&T State University EOTP Cohort I (Fall 2025 - Spring 2026)

Oregon State's Professional and Continuing Education (PACE) on Agronomic Soil Testing in Oregon (Program/Course Developer) for agriculture professional, crop advisors, agronomists, soil laboratory managers and staff, farm managers, soil consultant.

Oregon State 

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