Welcome
The Plant and Soil Sciences Department at Oklahoma State University is an exciting place to study and work. Our faculty and staff are committed to excellence in undergraduate and graduate education, research, and extension. We offer a comprehensive educational experience for undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in trying to solve some of the world’s most pressing needs with respect to food, feed, fiber, and fuel.
Please explore our website and see the opportunities our department can offer you. If you have questions or comments about what you see here, please don’t hesitate to contact us. If you are a prospective student who is interested in finding out more about our department, we would love to hear from you!
Employment Opportunity
Assistant Professor, Soil Science TeachingThe
Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, Oklahoma State University is seeking
applicants for an 11-month, tenure-track, 85% teaching and 15% extension
position in soil science.
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2012 No-Till Oklahoma Conference
We are in the planning stages of the 2012 No-till Oklahoma Conference and looking for ways to expand the conference. The dates for the 2012 Conference will be Feb. 21-22 at the NCED in Norman, OK. This location continues to be ideal and allows growth. Also, attendees have always rated it very high on evaluations. ...more information
Youth Projects
The Departmental faculty, staff, and student body activity promote the study of plant and soil sciences to Oklahoma youth. The culturing of interest in agronomic sciences is very important as the world’s population rises and the demands upon our natural resources and food production increase. The demand for well trained individuals is high. A survey of 2009 PaSS graduates showed 100% employment immediately after graduation. In essence the demand for students with a plant and soil science degree is greater than the supply. Youth projects are designed and implemented to get students of all ages K-12 interested in not only science but higher education.
"Improving Conservation though Experimentation" Project
Land, Range, and Crop Youth Field Days
