• S'ra DeSantis
  M.S. in Plant and Soil Science, 2009
  sra@riseup.net
  

For her master's thesis, S'ra analyzed plant biodiversity in non-crop habitats of Vermont organic and conventional vegetable farms.

• Dan Erickson
  Ph.D. in Plant and Soil Science, 2012
  derikso@uvm.edu
  

Dan's dissertation focused on embedding production agriculture and other land use options on large residential lots in Chittenden County, VT via a proposed cooperative land management program.

• Lee Gross
  M.S. Rubenstein School of Environment & Natural Resources, (20##)
  leehgross@gmail.com
  

Lee's master's thesis analyzed coffee farmer livelihoods, agroecology and ecosystem services conservation in the Pico Duarte region of the Dominican Republic. Lee was co-advised by Dr. Jon Erickson.

• Rafter Ferguson
  M.S. in Plant and Soil Science Department, (20##)
  rafter.ferguson@uvm.edu
  

Rafter's thesis focused on an economic analysis of agroforestry systems for Vermont farms and incorporated a significant design component. Rafter was co-advised with Dr. Sarah Taylor Lovell from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

• Chloe Nathan
  M.S. in Plant and Soil Science, University of Vermont (20##)
  email?
  

Chloe supervised field research on projects analyzing ecosystem services of agroforestry and treed habitats in Vermont farms.

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