A fully funded PhD position is available in the Foltz Research Group at Oklahoma State University, focusing on sustainable agriculture and education. The position is part of an NSF CAREER project titled "Cultivating Sustainable Agriculture and Education through Transitions," which aims to advance sustainable agricultural practices by integrating water footprint and environmental impact assessment tools. The research addresses the environmental impacts of farm management decisions under variable climate conditions, develops user-friendly decision-making tools for farmers, and establishes a mentorship network to support students, especially those who are neurodivergent.

The successful candidate will join a multidisciplinary team working on experimental irrigated cropping systems, process-based modeling, life cycle assessment, and climate scenario projections. The educational component includes developing mentorship programs and connecting agricultural communities with resources for resilience and sustainability. Applicants must have a MS degree before starting and be eligible for admission to the PhD program in Civil Engineering at Oklahoma State University.

The position is fully funded for the duration of the PhD, with a flexible start date in 2026. Interested candidates should review the supervisor's website for application details and submit materials via email. This opportunity is ideal for students passionate about sustainable agriculture, environmental science, and educational outreach.