Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences

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Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences Why Join:
SASES strives to provide clubs with the resources they need to be successful.

Welcome to the Students of Agronomy, Soils, and Environmental Sciences, an undergraduate student program of the Soil Science Society of America (SSSA) with the American Society of Agronomy (ASA) and Crop Science Society of America (CSSA). SASES is made up of university soil science clubs, agronomy clubs, crops clubs and environmental science clubs from around the nation as well as individual undergraduates not affiliated with a campus club. We provide individuals and members of clubs with:
Access to an international network of science students and professionals
Contests, Awards, Scholarships and Fellowships
Job postings (and free resume posting)
Science Policy information
Annual National Undergraduate Meeting in early spring
Annual National Meeting in fall with students and professionals
More than 10 scientific journals
Leadership opportunities
Certifications (CCA, CPAg, CPSS)

11/01/2026

📽️ Submit your officer candidacy profile TODAY to be considered in the 2027 SASES National Officer elections. Hear from the SASES President & Vice President to learn why they ran… back in 2025!

🏆 Head to sciencesocieties.org/students/undergrads/sases-officers to learn more about positions, processes and how to submit your profile!

10/31/2026

🤔 Are you considering submitting a candidacy profile to run for election as a SASES 2027 National Officer? Hear why the 2026 SASES Officers ran for office.. back in Salt Lake City!

✅ Applications close Saturday, October 31 (TOMORROW!) so don’t wait. Stay tuned for the Vice President & President interviews!

🔍 More information can be found online: sciencesocieties.org/students/undergrads/sases-officers

10/20/2026

🎥Checking in from around the country with the 2026 SASES National Officers! What’re you most excited for at CANVAS 2026?

💡Make sure you’re keeping up-to-date with deadlines and contest requirements as they approach. Reach out to [email protected] with questions.

🧭 Will you be at CANVAS in Portland, OR from November 1-4? Join us Oct 31 (Saturday night) for the Undergraduate Program...
10/08/2026

🧭 Will you be at CANVAS in Portland, OR from November 1-4? Join us Oct 31 (Saturday night) for the Undergraduate Program Introduction.

📣 Everyone is welcome (including advisers!), be sure to stick around for the second half to play some Jeopardy, organized by the National Officers! Also, remember to swing by registration before or after and pick up your badge so you're set for tours on Sunday.

💻 Visit the link in our bio to learn more about student programs at CANVAS!

👋Hey SASES! Today marks the opening of the candidacy period for 2027 SASES National Officers. If you're a SASES member i...
10/01/2026

👋Hey SASES! Today marks the opening of the candidacy period for 2027 SASES National Officers. If you're a SASES member interested in taking on a leadership role, helping plan SASES events, and making decisions to further the evolution of Society undergraduate programs, you're encouraged to submit!

🔎Head to https://ow.ly/JUqC50ZTGNF to learn more and to the link in our bio to submit your application. You can reach out to [email protected] with questions.

09/24/2026

🎤What are some of SASES’s favorite crops or soils? Keep watching to find out!

🤔 Speaking of crops and soils… have you registered yet for CANVAS 2026 SASES contests? Forms close at midnight on October 1.

📌 Visit our link in bio or sciencesocieties.org/canvas/students to learn more.

👋SASES contest sign-ups for CANVAS 2026 close October 1. Are you and your club members signed up?🚨Be sure to pay attenti...
09/10/2026

👋SASES contest sign-ups for CANVAS 2026 close October 1. Are you and your club members signed up?

🚨Be sure to pay attention to presentation guidelines, rubrics, and time constraints while preparing. You can learn more at the link in our bio or https://ow.ly/vzzX50ZMmcy

👋Hey SASES! Excited for CANVAS yet? Stay tuned for the Darrel S. Metcalfe Manuscript contest opening Tuesday, September ...
09/04/2026

👋Hey SASES! Excited for CANVAS yet? Stay tuned for the Darrel S. Metcalfe Manuscript contest opening Tuesday, September 8. The top three finalists will receive a cash prize, a free year of membership, and publication in a Society journal.

🏆Finalists will be recognized in-person at CANVAS, during the SASES Awards Dinner. You can learn more either through our Awards portal or at our link in bio. Don't forget to get registered for any other competitions you'll be participating in!

⭐ Hey SASES! Kicking off the weekend with the last SASES internship feature of the summer, SASES President Austin Wilson...
08/28/2026

⭐ Hey SASES! Kicking off the weekend with the last SASES internship feature of the summer, SASES President Austin Wilson. Austin is an incoming senior at University of Missouri, and currently serves as an officer with the University of Missouri Agronomy Club.

💥 This summer, Austin has been based out of Clarence, Missouri gaining experience as a research technician. This includes planting research trials, mixing chemicals and fertilizer solutions for spraying, and rating herbicide control within the trials, with a variety of other tasks!

🌽 Onto his third summer in the role, his responsibilities have grown each year. He's had the opportunity to learn across several facets of the agronomy field agronomy, while networking with industry professionals. His favorite project to work on is rating herbicide trials - comparing the different products from different companies, witnessing the new technology being tested, and meeting with the representatives from each of the companies that the farm works with.

🌽 Finishing out the week with another SASES Internship Feature! We're spotlighting SASES Vice President, Emma Kuhl, at M...
08/21/2026

🌽 Finishing out the week with another SASES Internship Feature! We're spotlighting SASES Vice President, Emma Kuhl, at Michigan State University.

☀️Emma is spending her summer interning with Keystone Co-Op, in Hamilton, Michigan ass a Crop Technician.

⭐ In her day-to-day, she has the opportunity to scout corn, soybeans, blueberries, apples, and cherries. In addition to scouting duties, Emma works alongside salesmen to help growers optimize crop growth and production.

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