Megan Baumann
NSF Award Recipient
Megan Baumann (’08), sociology and history, pursuing a doctorate in geography at Penn State. “My field research in 2016 and 2017 was/is funded by Bioversity International, an agricultural research-for-development institution working on the tricot approach, a structure in which farmers trial various dry bean varieties that may be well-suited for the climatic conditions in their regions. As I move from my master's degree into doctoral research, my research will investigate farmers' local knowledge of their landscapes related to their management of seeds.”
NSF Award Recipient
Megan Baumann (’08), sociology and history, pursuing a doctorate in geography at Penn State. “My field research in 2016 and 2017 was/is funded by Bioversity International, an agricultural research-for-development institution working on the tricot approach, a structure in which farmers trial various dry bean varieties that may be well-suited for the climatic conditions in their regions. As I move from my master's degree into doctoral research, my research will investigate farmers' local knowledge of their landscapes related to their management of seeds.”