I have received some funding for an undergraduate research assistant for the spring 2024 semester. I have a few projects that include urban agriculture in Kenya (more GIS focused) and wineries in South Africa (more human-environment interaction focused) that I need help with.

For this funding, you must be a first-generation college student OR federal Pell Grant eligible AND be either a major or a minor in the Department of Geography & Sustainability. If you are eligible and are interested, please let me know by close of business on Halloween (next Tuesday October 31st). I am really excited to have undergraduate funding for these projects, so please reach out to me and share with your friends!

Best,

Hannah

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Hannah Victoria Herrero, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Department of Geography & Sustainability

University of Tennessee

315 Burchfiel Geography Building

1000 Phillip Fulmer Way

Knoxville, TN 37996-0925

386-451-3045 (Cell)

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