The Center's Farm and Garden facilities are open to faculty, staff, and students interested in pursuing field or laboratory research, and for use by classes. This group meets frequently each quarter and provides a forum for graduate students and faculty to discuss their own research and emerging debates in the field. Internship Opportunities Undergraduates can take part in Center field research as field and laboratory assistants, and can serve as research assistants on other projects.
Research can take place in local, national, and international settings.
Faculty awards are considered on an individual basis. The Request for Proposals is made early in fall quarter and distributed via email and hard copy to Boards and Centers throughout the campus, with proposals due in late November. The RFP will also be posted on the Center's home page. An Agroecological Analysis of the Sustainability of Introduced Cropping Systems in Southern Malawi. Dorothy Overpeck Pest Control, Avian Diversity and Coffee Farm Management in Southern Mexico.