CBEAR Fellows

The CBEAR Fellows are critical to expand CBEAR’s research capabilities and better understand a large variety of agri-environmental issues, through behavioral and experimental research techniques. For more information about the CBEAR Fellows, please contact CBEAR Directors, Paul Ferraro & Kent Messer.

Meet the CBEAR Fellows


Will Allen The Conservation Fund	Simanti Banerjee University of Nebraska	James Cox Georgia State University	Kelly Davidson University of Delaware

Hongli Feng Michigan State University	Kelsey Jack University of California – Santa Barbara	Sarah Jacobson Williams College	Sunny Jardine University of Washington

Harry Kaiser Cornell University	David Keiser University of Massachusetts, Amherst	Maik Kecinski University of Delaware	Catherine Kling Cornell University

Susan Laury Georgia State University	Tongzhe Li University of Guelph	John List University of Chicago	Brandon McFadden University of Delaware

Leah Palm-Forster University of Delaware	Linda Prokopy Purdue University	Sheila Reddy The Nature Conservancy	Robert Richardson Michigan State University

Elisabet Rutström Georgia State University	Vjollca Sadiraj Georgia State University	Olesya Savchenko University of Florida	William Schulze Cornell University

Brent Sohngen Ohio State University	Nadia Streletskaya Oregon State University	Jordan Suter Colorado State University	Todd Swarthout Georgia State University

Emi Uchida University of Rhode Island	Christian Vossler University of Tennessee

CBEAR Postdoctoral Fellows


Sean Ellis University of Delaware	Paul Feldman Johns Hopkins University	Laura Paul University of Delaware	Pallavi Shukla Johns Hopkins University

Lusi Xie University of Delaware

Former CBEAR Postdoctoral Fellows


Ahsanuzzaman University of Maryland	James Fan University of Florida	Jacob Fooks University of Florida	Nicholas Janusch California Energy Commission

Tongzhe Li University of Guelph	Ben Meiselman The U.S. Department of the Treasury	Olesya Savchenko University of Florida	Collin Weigel California Air Resources Board

The Center for Behavioral and Experimental Agri-environmental Research hosted it’s first virtual seminar series to feature recent work of CBEAR Fellows. Our entire outstanding lineup of presentations, and the announcement of the winner of our 2020 CBEAR Prize for Agri-environmental Innovation can all be found over on our YouTube page! This series will continue to successfully showcased experimental and behavioral economics research that addresses agri-environmental management and policy issues in the future, so look for more information as we get closer to our 2022 Series.