Natural Resource Ecology and Management - Faculty

Ed Miller
Associate Dean, Academic Programs

Office:	136 Ag Hall
Address:	136 Ag Hall Stillwater, OK 74078-6017
Phone:	(405) 744-5395
Fax:	(405) 744-5339
Email:	ed.miller@okstate.edu

Education
BS:	Forest Management, Iowa State University, 1968
MS:	Soil Science, Iowa State University, 1970
PhD:	Water Resources, Iowa State University, 1973

Links
OSU	Oklahoma State University
DASNR	Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
CASNR	College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources

Administration

Ed Miller serves as the Associate Dean for Academic Programs for the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. He moved to this position after serving as head of the Department of Forestry from 1989 to 1999. In 2006 Ed’s academic appointment was moved to the newly created Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management.

Ed served as Interim Dean and Director of the Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources in 2005 and as Interim Head of the Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering in 2000.

Academic Interests:

Although currently inactive in research as Associate Dean, Ed remains interested in water quality, watershed hydrology and stream and streamside management associated with forest management and forest operations. Courses taught included forest watershed management, land use and water quality and forest administration and policy.

Administrative and Professional Activities

The Associate Dean is the chief administrative officer for academic programs in the College with responsibilities for the College budget, faculty teaching assignments, faculty development, curriculum development and management, scholarship programs, student recruitment, retention, and development, and the integration of teaching with the research and Extension programs of the Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources.

Ed is a member of the national committee that developed the concept for the National Academy of Sciences’ 2006 “National Summit to Effect Change in Teaching and Learning”. Ed currently serves as Chair Elect of the Academic Programs Committee on Organization and Policy (ACOP) for the Academic Programs Section (APS) of NASULGC. He is a member and Fellow in the Society of American Foresters and Chair of the Oklahoma State Board of Registration for Foresters.