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WILD Research Professor Emerita Leila Shultz Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award

WILD Research Professor Emerita Leila Shultz Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award

05/11/2021

Discoverer of more than a dozen new plant species and author of many more plant names, Leila Shultz is the recipient of a Lifetime Achievement Award for her years of discovery, education, conservation and support of the magnificent flora of Utah.

WILD is Hiring For a Full-Time 9-month Tenure-Track Assistant Professor Position in Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology

WILD is Hiring For a Full-Time 9-month Tenure-Track Assistant Professor Position in Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology

05/10/2021

Research areas of interest to the Department include, but are not limited to carbon cycling, biogeochemistry, ecosystem modeling, disturbance and land cover shifts.

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The WILD Department Office will be open daily from 8am-3pm. Allison and Marsha will work their regular scheduled hours (Allison: 8:00am – 5:00pm, Marsha 8:00am – 3:00pm) but will be taking turns working in the office every other week. If you need any assistance, please feel free to contact Allison or Marsha via email - (allison.cochley@usu.edu  or marsha.bailey@usu.edu). 
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