Graduate Fellowship in Grazing Systems Analysis

• Seeking motivated student for Ph.D. position

• Preferred M.S. in rangeland ecology, animal science, wildlife science, natural resources, ecology, biology, or closely related fields; experiences working with ranch managers and/or in livestock production systems is desirable  

• Financially supported with anticipated start date of January 2027

• Applications will be reviewed beginning September 2026.  Additional information is available here. 

Graduate Fellowship Opportunities in Rangeland Hydrology and Ranch Management interactions

• Seeking interested students at the B.S. and M.S. levels

• Funding for Ph.D.  level is also available, interested students are encouraged to inquire

• Preferred B.S. in agriculture, rangeland ecology, soil science, agronomy, agribusiness, environmental science or closely related fields, with interest in extensive livestock production systems

• Must be a U.S. citizen. Serious inquiries will be reviewed beginning Fall 2026

• Contact us for more information.

Strengthening Faculty for Teaching the Next Generation of Wicked Problem Solvers (2024-2027)

• A unique professional development opportunity grounded in Systems Thinking and System Dynamics

• Designed for assistant- and associate-level faculty across the U.S. in agriculture, food, and natural resource related disciplines

• Financially supported by USDA Higher Education Challenge

• Contact us for more information. 

Why aren’t more landowners enrolling in land-based carbon credit exchanges? (in Rangelands). Link. 

Capturing the science behind the craft: a reporting framework to improve quality and confidence in non-simulated models (in System Dynamics Review) (Link)