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Sus Ag Programs at ISU

The Sustainable Agriculture Student
Association (SASA)

The SASA is a student-led organization that works to promote sustainable agriculture, consumer outreach and education, and improvement of current agricultural practices. Membership is open to students (current and past), faculty, and their spouses/partners. The association maintains affiliations with the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture, Practical Farmers of Iowa, the Land Institute, and the Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation.

SASA Officers

The association officers are responsible for scheduling and conducting meetings and the administration of the SASA and serve as liaisons to other on-campus and off-campus organizations.

Eric Ports

Gabrielle Roesch

Marie Louise Ryan

Julia Mueller

Stephanie Enloe

Co-President,   ejchr at iastate dot edu

Co-President,   geroesch at iastate dot edu

Outreach Officer,   mldryan at iastate dot edu

Treasurer,   juliem12 at iastate dot edu

Secretary,   senloe at iastate dot edu

SASA Representatives to GPSA Committees

Student representatives are elected annually to serve on GPSA committees  These representatives act as advocates for student interests, participating in policy discussions and voting on key issues affecting the curriculum and administration of the program.

Angie Carter

Saul Abarca-Orozco

Anna Blumstein

Alison King

Curriculum Committee,   carter at iastate dot edu

International Committee,   saul at iastate dot edu

Coordinating Committee,   alblumst at iastate dot edu

Admissions Committee,   aeking at iastate dot edu

GPSS Senator

The Graduate and Professional Student Senate (GPSS) represents the interests of graduate students before the university administration and on university committees.  All graduate programs may elect at least one senator to represent the specific interests of that program.

Michael Wheelock

wheelock at iastate dot edu