Jasmine K. Brown Email & Phone Number

Portland, Oregon Area

The SAF Diversity Scholarship Program is intended to be a year-long program. It is designed to promote leadership skills, create a community/network for participating students, and encourage meaningful, active participation and leadership in forestry-related natural resource professions and continued membership – and leadership - in SAF. SAF developed the highly competitive Diversity Scholarship Program to ensure that the Scholarship winners have a convention mentor and remain connected with that mentor during the remainder of the year.

Corvallis, Oregon Area

Courses taught: Fisheries & Wildlife: Field SamplingEthnic Studies: Introduction to Language, Race and Racism Undergraduate Thesis Writing Developing a Research Proposal Forest Biology

Corvallis, Oregon Area

Research Topic: Diversity and Inclusion in Natural Resources. My research is based on discussions about the shifting demographics of forestry, fisheries, rangelands and wildlife fields as they apply to students, faculty, employees and members of professional societies.

Salisbury, Maryland, United States

Mel Noland Fellow: Natural Resources Careers Camp

Walla Walla, Washington

Gained valuable exposure to 12 different areas of Natural Resource Management such as stand diagnoses, fuels, and community outreach/recruitment on the Umatilla National Forest.

Portland, Oregon, United States

I was a Timber Marker in the Enterprise Program (formerly known as TEAMS). Each month I worked in marking crews of 5-20 marking timber on different national forests.

Hampton, Ct

Independently conducted growth yield study for Eastern White Pine (Pinus strobus)

Monroe, Louisiana Area

Huntsville, Alabama Area

Assisted Dr. Luben Dimov on mortality assessments of Royal Paulownia (Paulownia tomentosa), American Chestnuts (Castanea dentata) and Loblolly Pine planted under different shade conditions, plantation settings and levels of fertilization and fire.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Forestry

Master Of Science - Ms, Forest Ecosystems And Society (Graduate Minor In Ethnic Studies)

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Natural Resources: Sustainable Forest Resources

National Student Exchange Participant, Forestry, Ecology And Wildlife Program

Being a NSE participant allowed me to take courses at another university that were not offered at UConn. The one year I spent at Alabama.