Research perspective that brings science closer.
Visiting faculty connect KIIT’s learning environment with international research and new perspectives in applied sciences.
Prof. Andrew (Andy) Ogram
Professor
Soil, Water, and Ecosystem Sciences
Expertise shaped by research and practice.
Prof. Ogram’s research connects microbial ecology, biogeochemical cycles and soil antibiotic resistance.
Microbial Ecology
Research into microbial ecology in soil and environmental systems.
Biogeochemical Cycles
Studying the biological and chemical processes that shape environmental cycles.
Antibiotic Resistance
Investigating antibiotic resistance in soil.
Academic Exchange
Sharing perspectives through international soil science collaborations.
Scholarship connecting science and education.
UF/IFAS International Educator AwardProf. Ogram has served as a UF/IFAS Research Dean’s Fellow and participated in international soil science collaborations.
International research insight, shared with KIIT.
Profile information retained from the School’s published Visiting Faculty page.
Prof. Andrew (Andy) Ogram
Dr. Andrew Ogram is a Professor in the Soil, Water, and Ecosystem Sciences Department at the University of Florida. His research focuses on microbial ecology, biogeochemical cycles, and soil antibiotic resistance.
He has held multiple leadership roles, including as a UF/IFAS Research Dean’s Fellow and a member of international soil science collaborations. He has received several honors, including the UF/IFAS International Educator Award. His teaching responsibilities include courses on soil microbial ecology and public health.
Research that moves between laboratory and society.
Visiting scholarship connects the School’s learning environment with international perspectives on environmental science and public health.
Research leadershipExperience as a UF/IFAS Research Dean’s Fellow.
Environmental researchMicrobial ecology, biogeochemical cycles and soil antibiotic resistance.
Teaching perspectiveTeaching responsibilities in soil microbial ecology and public health.
Global perspectiveParticipation in international soil science collaborations.