I.A. Godwin
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Associate Professor of Environmental Biology
Also affiliated: Agricultural Research Service (2021–2022); United States Department of Agriculture (2021–2022); Delta Water Management Research Unit (2021–2022)
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I.A. Godwin, Associate Professor of Environmental Biology at Arkansas State University, investigates the intersection of agricultural practices and water resource management. His research focuses on assessing the impact of agricultural ditches on sediment and nutrient loads and examining groundwater trends in critical groundwater areas of Northeast Arkansas. He has also explored the feasibility of farm-scale infiltration galleries for managed aquifer recharge in agricultural alluvial aquifers. Godwin's work has been supported by grants and his findings have been published in peer-reviewed journals. He has collaborated with researchers at Arkansas State University, including Jennifer L. Bouldin, Rebecca I. Cooper, and Ellie Martin, contributing to a shared publication record.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 3
- Citations: 40
Positions
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Associate Director 2019–presentMontana State University Office of Planning & Analysis ORCID
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Associate Professor of Environmental Biology publications 2021–2022Arkansas State University Listing
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Assistant Director 2013–2019Montana State University Bozeman Office of Planning & Analysis ORCID
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Director of Administration & Finance 2006–2013Montana State University Bozeman College of Nursing ORCID
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Montana State University Bozeman 2001–2006Northern Plains Transition to Teaching, College of Education / Health & Human Development ORCID
Selected Publications
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Feasibility of farm-scale infiltration galleries for managed aquifer recharge in an agricultural alluvial aquifer of Northeast Arkansas (2022)
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Assessing the impact of vegetative cover within Northeast Arkansas agricultural ditches on sediment and nutrient loads (2021)
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- Feasibility of farm-scale infiltration galleries for managed aquifer recharge in an agricultural alluvial aquifer of Northeast Arkansas
- Assessing the impact of vegetative cover within Northeast Arkansas agricultural ditches on sediment and nutrient loads
- Assessing the impact of vegetative cover within Northeast Arkansas agricultural ditches on sediment and nutrient loads
- Assessing the impact of vegetative cover within Northeast Arkansas agricultural ditches on sediment and nutrient loads
- Assessing the impact of vegetative cover within Northeast Arkansas agricultural ditches on sediment and nutrient loads
- Assessing the impact of vegetative cover within Northeast Arkansas agricultural ditches on sediment and nutrient loads
- Feasibility of farm-scale infiltration galleries for managed aquifer recharge in an agricultural alluvial aquifer of Northeast Arkansas
- Feasibility of farm-scale infiltration galleries for managed aquifer recharge in an agricultural alluvial aquifer of Northeast Arkansas
- Feasibility of farm-scale infiltration galleries for managed aquifer recharge in an agricultural alluvial aquifer of Northeast Arkansas
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