AWARDS, ENDOWMENTS AND FELLOWSHIPS 2017 of Michigan and the “A comparative analysis farmers’ general public’s climate Michigan State University Institute for Social change views.” Public Policy’s State of the State Survey Award for Doctoral Students (Awarded Research’s services valued at $14,000) 2017 and climate change: A social-ecological “Farmer fertilizer use systems approach.” Kellogg Biological Station Long-Term Ecological Research Program Summer Research Fellowship for Long-term Ecological Research ($7,000) 2017 to Biophysical Climate Change: Michigan Corn Beliefs, “Reacting Farmers’ Perceptions and Actual Nitrogen Fertilizer and Linda A. Use.” Charles P. Thompson Endowment ($4,400) 2017 Graduate Office Fellowship Award, Michigan State University ($4,400) 2016 Department of Sociology Teaching Workshop Instructor Award ($1,100) 2016 Graduate Office Fellowship Award, Michigan State University ($2,200) 2015 Graduate Office Fellowship Award, Michigan State University ($740) 2014 Rural Sociological Association Sociology of Agriculture and Food Research Interest Group Outstanding Student Paper Award 2014 Conference Travel Funding, Michigan State University ($350) RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Summer 2017-Present Research Assistant Michigan State University Department of Sociology Assisting Professor Sandy Marquart-Pyatt Spring 2017- Present Research Assistant Project title: Kellogg Biological Station Long Term Ecological Research Midwestern Row Crop Survey Michigan State University Kellogg Biological Station Assisting Professors Scott Swinton and Sandy Marquart-Pyatt Participated in survey and codebook design and conducted pre-test focus groups
AWARDS, ENDOWMENTS AND FELLOWSHIPS 2017 “A comparative analysis of Michigan farmers’ and the general public’s climate change views.” Michigan State University Institute for Public Policy’s Social Research’s State of the State Survey Award for Doctoral Students (Awarded services valued at $14,000) 2017 “Farmer fertilizer use and climate change: A social-ecological systems approach.” Kellogg Biological Station Long-Term Ecological Research Program Summer Research Fellowship for Long-term Ecological Research ($7,000) 2017 “Reacting to Biophysical Climate Change: Michigan Corn Farmers’ Beliefs, Perceptions and Actual Nitrogen Fertilizer Use.” Charles P. and Linda A. Thompson Endowment ($4,400) 2017 Graduate Office Fellowship Award, Michigan State University ($4,400) 2016 Department of Sociology Teaching Workshop Instructor Award ($1,100) 2016 Graduate Office Fellowship Award, Michigan State University ($2,200) 2015 Graduate Office Fellowship Award, Michigan State University ($740) 2014 Rural Sociological Association Sociology of Agriculture and Food Research Interest Group Outstanding Student Paper Award 2014 Conference Travel Funding, Michigan State University ($350) RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Summer 2017-Present Research Assistant Michigan State University Department of Sociology Assisting Professor Sandy Marquart-Pyatt Spring 2017- Present Research Assistant Project title: Kellogg Biological Station Long Term Ecological Research Midwestern Row Crop Survey Michigan State University Kellogg Biological Station Assisting Professors Scott Swinton and Sandy Marquart-Pyatt Participated in survey and codebook design and conducted pre-test focus groups