Sieglinde Snapp

SIEGLINDE SNAPP – Professor of Soil and Crop Systems Ecology     Michigan State University

TEACHING

International Agricultural Systems

International Agricultural Topics

EXPERIENCE and APPOINTMENTS

Associate Director, Center for Global Change and Earth Observation          2015-current

Professor, Soils and Cropping Systems Ecology, Department of Plant, Soil and Microbial Sciences, Michigan State University                                                                2011-current

Interests: International agricultural systems design, sustainability principles for crop production, land use and perennial vegetation, integrated soil management, soil carbon, biological nitrogen fixation and phosphorus dynamics. Participatory research, and innovative extension approaches through partnerships with stakeholders.

Associate Professor, Soils and Cropping Systems Ecologist KBS-MSU     2006-2011

Associate Professor, Integrated Vegetable Systems, MSU                           2004-2006

Assistant Professor, Integrated Vegetable Systems, MSU                           1999-2004

International Soil Scientist, ICRISAT, Malawi                                           1996-1999

Rockefeller Postdoctoral Research Scholar                                                1993-1996

HONORS

2018                            Science Committee, Global Land Program Meeting 2019

2016                            Fulbright Scholar, Sub-Saharan Africa

2015                            International Agronomy Award, American Society of Agronomy

2010                            Elected Fellow, American Society of Agronomy

2009                            Fulbright Scholar, Sub-Saharan Africa

2008                            John K. Hudzik Emerging Leader in International Studies Award, MSU