Jacob Hagedorn

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Fellowship Institution:

Appalachian Laboratory, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science

Advisor:

Eric Davidson

Start Year:

2016

Related Project:

Jake Hagedorn is a Ph.D. student at the Appalachian Laboratory in Frostburg, Maryland. He is working on a collaborative project with Dr. Eric Davidson studying soil biogeochemistry and nutrient cycling as it relates to agricultural management on the Delmarva Peninsula. Jake received a Bachelor of Science degree in 2012 in environmental science with an earth science concentration from the University of North Carolina at Asheville. He also received a Master of Science in 2016 in geosciences from Pennsylvania State University, working on a project evaluating nitrogen cycling in a wastewater spray irrigation system. In his free time, Jake is playing soccer, gardening, or hiking with his family in the mountains of Maryland.
 

Blog Posts

See Jake's posts to Fellowship Experiences, Maryland Sea Grant's blog written by and about graduate fellows and their research:

"Reducing Bay Agricultural Pollution: Success at the Expense of Air Quality?"

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