Careers & Education

Awards

William A. Jury is the third recipient of the prestigious Don and Betty Kirkham Soil Physics Gold Medal.

William Jury receives Kirkham Gold Medal honors

April 17, 2025

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2024 Awards and Fellows

October 9, 2024

Day in the life

Skye Brugler, a Ph.D. student and research associate studying soil science and greenhouse gas emission management practices in David Clay’s lab at South Dakota State University.

A day in the life: Skye Brugler

April 14, 2025

Early career members

Attendees of the 2023 ASA, CSSA, and SSSA Annual Meeting (now known as CANVAS) in St. Louis.

Collaborative leadership in science

April 4, 2025

Users should be aware of the limitations of AI chatbots and disclose their use in scientific work. Image courtesy of Adobe Stock/TON_PHOTO.

User Experiences: Early Career Members’ Feedback About AI Chatbots

March 17, 2024

Education

Left: The cover of Fin-tastic Fish Science, a comic book about the neuroscience of social defeat in an African cichlid fish designed to be ac- cessible to general audiences. Right: A page from Fin-tastic Fish Science in which scientific topics are explained to the characters. Gilgamesh explains to Tyrone and Toni the physical differences between subordinate and dominant males in their species, Astatotilapia burtoni, as well as neurobiological differences shown through the use of the neural activation marke

Science Comic Positively Impacts Learning and Attitude

June 12, 2024

Free Geoscience Communication Training for SSSA Members

June 3, 2024

Undergraduate student member Cy’Heim McRae promotes the value of ASA, CSSA, and SSSA to attendees of the Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences (MANRRS) Career Fair. Photo by Sara Uttech.

Talking Soils, Plant Science, and the Societies!

May 15, 2024

Scenes from February 2024 GEMS event at the Whitaker Center in Fort Meyers, FL where students learned about soils through various activities.

Inspiring Middle School Girls to Pursue STEM Careers

March 11, 2024

Mentoring

Members of the ACS/SACNAS Working Group along with Bridge Scholars and their mentors. From l to r: Liz Gillispie (Washington State University), Tabare Abadie (Corteva Agriscience), Luke Gatiboni (North Carolina State University), Kimberly Araya (University of Puerto Rico), Ole Wendroth (University of Kentucky), Yulissa Perez Rojas (University of California-Merced), Mauricio Soriano (California State University–Fresno), Felipe Aburto (Texas A&M University), Karina Morales (University of Wisconsin–Madison), a

Bridge Scholars: Improving Inclusive Excellence Through Mentorship

March 7, 2024

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