Joseph Campbell: Paying for Soil Organic Carbon Performance in Ohio's Miami Valley

Dr. Joseph Campbell, co-founder of the one.two.five Benefit Corporation and Senior Lecturer in the School of Environment and Natural Resources, will present a seminar entitled Paying for Soil Organic Carbon Performance in Ohio's Miami Valley.

The Lal Carbon Center invites you to join us on Friday March 28th at 3:00pm in Kottman Hall Room 460 or online for this interesting and informative event!

Join Zoom Meeting: https://osu.zoom.us/j/95377422001?pwd=MyB8bruKKA1li9N0RlgNVJPHzIajaa.1

Meeting ID: 953 7742 2001
Password: 243474

Dr. Joseph Campbell is a trained community development specialist. Dr. Campbell has conducted research across the United States on behalf of multiple federal agencies, including the USDA and EPA, Ohio State Extension, American Society of Agronomy, and private foundations. Dr. Campbell has led multidisciplinary research teams in regions with major land use areas dedicated towards agriculture as well as in communities with historic or emerging urban agriculture. He served as a 2016-2017 U.S. Fulbright Scholar at the University of Dodoma, Tanzania where he taught undergraduate and graduate-level courses in rural sociology and development. He assisted the Great Lakes Regional Social Indicators Research team that developed the Social Indicators Data Management and Analysis tool, including research design and pilot testing social measures in several watersheds in Ohio using both mailing and drop-off/pick-up collection techniques to enhance farmer participation.

Dr. Campbell received his B.A. in Environmental Studies and Sociology (2006) from the University of Vermont, and his M.S. in Environment and Natural Resources (2008) and Ph.D. in Rural Sociology (2013) from The Ohio State University.