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Howe, Julie A
Julie A Howe
Professor of Soil Science
Office:
616 Heep Center
Email:
j-howe@tamu.edu
Phone:
979-845-3814
Resume/CV
Undergraduate Education
BA - Bioenvironmental Sciences, Texas A&M University, 1995
Graduate Education
MS - Soil Chemistry, Texas A&M University, 1999
PhD - Soil Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2004
Courses Taught
SCSC 301 - Soil Science
SCSC 624 - Soil Chemistry
SCSC 627 - Soil Chemistry and Fertility
Specialty:

 Soil Chemistry

Research

The main focus of my research program is to better understand the impact of soil management practices on the fate and transformations of nutrients and carbon in the soil and water. My goal is improve nutrient cycling and carbon storage in soils through better land management that is economically viable and environmentally responsible. Understanding transformations of nutrients and carbon in an agroecosystem is an important aspect of the research goal.

Teaching:

At the undergraduate level, I teach Soil Science (SCSC 301), which is designed to introduce students to the nature and properties of soils.  At the graduate level, I teach Soil Chemistry and Fertility (SCSC 627).  This course focuses on understanding nutrients including factors that control availability in soils, uptake mechanisms, and demand of nutrient in the plant. This course prepares students to fully understand nutrients both in the soil and in the plant.

Support Staff and Students

Joseph Burke | Stephanie DeVilleneuve | Joshua Doria | Isaiah Robertson | Sayantan Samanta | Caleb Shackelford

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