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GPSA Links
Admissions Curriculum SUSAG Courses Learning Outcomes Contact Information Forms For Students... Funding Opportunities Our Faculty Our Students Questions & Answers Reading SusAg Programs at ISU GPSA Colloquium (SUSAG 600) Recent GPSA Colloquium Podcasts GPSA Handbook (Revised July 2011) GPSA Governance Document 
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Latest News & Info
Research Symposium Retrospective
The GPSA hosted Dan Carmody, president of the Detroit Eastern Market Coporation, for its ninth annual research symposium on 10 April. For a look at the program highlights, please see Retrospective. 
Faculty Research Shows Conservation Benefits of Prairie Plantings in Crop Land
GPSA faculty Lisa Schulte-Moore and Matt Helmers are part of a multidisciplinary team of scientists researching the conservation benefits of planting prairie strips among row crops. Such strips have associated positive environmental effects on sediment and nutrient transport and surface water flow. For details, please see STRIPs.
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The GPSA was the first and remains the only graduate program in the US to offer both the MS
and PhD degrees in sustainable agriculture. While competing pro-grams have arisen in agroecology and
organic agriculture, the GPSA remains the only grad program that allows students to
pursue a true interdisciplinary curriculum that includes the biological, social, and economic elements of
sustainability.
