Mission
Using a combination of population genomics, ecology and phenotypic approaches, my program aims to understand the interaction of pathogens with their host and the environment, translating the knowledge into management strategies
Vision
A program recognized nationally and internationally that engage diverse stakeholders and to achieve this we aim:
- Understand fungal pathosystems using cross-disciplinary approaches
- Provide broad skill training for undergraduates and graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers
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Eastern and Sexton high school students tour PSM with FFA Open House event
Published on March 21, 2025
During the recent PSM Open House, hosted by Erin Bosch Hannah for the FFA convention, Eunice Foster brought seventeen Lansing high school students along for the ride -
Welcome our new Graduate Students
Published on January 15, 2024
A fresh crop of graduate students joins Plant Soil and Microbial Sciences dept this January 2024 -
Please welcome Dr. J. Alejandro Rojas back to PSM
Published on September 5, 2023
Alejandro Rojas returns to PSM as an assistant professor, bringing his family, 3 students, and a passion for learning more about the role of fungi and oomycetes on plant health and how their genetic makeup shapes those interactions.
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