Sarah Klammer

Sarah Klammer

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Academic Specialist, MSU Extension Center for Local Government Finance and Policy
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M.S., Michigan State University

Sarah Klammer is an Academic Specialist for the Extension Center for Local Government Finance and Policy. She completed a Masters in Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics at Michigan State University in 2017. While at MSU, Sarah worked on a Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center project, culminating in her thesis on the economic availability of woody biomass in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Sarah subsequently worked as a Research Analyst for the international food safety and quality scheme GLOBALG.A.P. in Cologne, Germany. She then served as a Cooperator Economist for the USDA-APHIS Plant Epidemiology and Risk Analysis Laboratory through North Carolina State University until early 2019, when she returned to Michigan and to MSU.

Research and Outreach Interests:

  • Environmental and Resource Economics
    • Design of sustainable bioenergy production systems
    • Design of effective data collection and monitoring systems for use in areas such as food safety and pest management
  • The integration and application of Institutional Economics and Political Economy topics to applied work
  • Public Policy & Local Government
  • Curriculum Development

Publications can be found here.

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