Virginia Tech

Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics

Darrell J. Bosch

540-231-5265BlacksburgVA24061-0401

bosch@vt.edu

www.cals.vt.edu/~aaec/U.S.A.

General StatisticsFinancial Information

Total MA/MS23Students with Aid85%

Total PhD20Average Stipend$13,800 + 4,100/yr tuition

waiver

MA/MS entering class9Teaching Assistant10%

PhD entering class5Research Assistant65%

Environmental and Resource Field Statistics

Distinct specializationyes#MA/PHD in classes20

#grad courses2#degrees/year3
Faculty inDarrell BoschJeffrey AlwangPaul Driscoll
Environmental/ Michael FellerbrockLeon GeyerWaldon Kerns
ResourcesGeorge NortonJames PeaseLeonard Shabman

Kurt StephensonDan Taylor
Special resourcesCollege of Forestry and Wildlife Resources, monthly Water Science Seminars,

offer course in Watershed Assessment Management and Policy jointly with

Biological Systems Engineering & Entomology
Job placementsInternational Food Policy Research Institute / Apogee Research Inc. / Virginia

Tech / Michigan State University / Radford University / Economic Research

Service
Examples ofChantal Carpentier - Value of Information for Targeting Agro-pollution Control:
recent A Case Study of the Lower Susquehanna Watershed
dissertationsLaura Van Dyke - Nutient Management Planning on Virginia Livestock

Farms: Impacts and Opportunities for Improvement

Jeffrey Mullen - Estimating Environmental and Human Health Benefits of

Reducing Pesticide Use Through Integrated Pest Management Programs

Ming Tang - The Effects of an Urban Growth Boundary on Property Prices:

The Case of Virginia Beach, Virginia

Laura Zepp - Setting Priorities for Purchases of Development Rights

Gerald Sledge - Toward a Market-based Strategy for Managing Waste

Disposal

Kevin O'Grady - Facing Natural Hazards: Uncertain and Intertemporal

Elements of Choosing Shore Protection Along the Great Lakes

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