Suzanne Agan

Full-Time Associate Professor, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math
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Education

Ph.D. in Environmental Studies
Antioch University
M.S. in Interdisciplinary Environmental Studies
Antioch University
M.S. in Wildlife Science
Texas A&M University

Positions Held

2021 - Present
University of Maryland Global Campus
Assistant Professor of Environmental Science
2019 - Present
Kennesaw State University
Environmental Science Instructor

Intellectual Contributions

Evaluating how management policies affect red wolf mortality and disappearance

Suzanne Agan
May 26, 2022
Royal Society Open Science

Majority positive attitudes cannot protect red wolves (Canis rufus) from a minority willing to kill illegally

Suzanne Agan
October (4th Quarter/Autumn) 2021
Biological Conservation

Estimating poaching risk for the critically endangered wild red wolf (Canis rufus)

Suzanne Agan
May 5, 2021
PLOS One

Presentations

Red Wolves and Coyotes

Artemis Wildlife Podcast
February 1, 2023

Next Level D2L: Personalization and Efficiency

Lunch & Learn Webinar Series
February 1, 2023

Invasive Species and Keystone Species in the Southeastern United States

Artemis Georgia Fireside Chat
January 11, 2023

The human dimensions of poaching in the wild red wolf population

UMGC Webinar Series
August 24, 2022

Scientific Research with red wolves as a case study

Science Seminar
February 1, 2022

Wild Red Wolf Poaching Risk

Monthly Conference
January 12, 2021

Media Contributions

How Have Humans Impacted Red Wolves?

May 22, 2024
Social Media - Blog

Why Is the Red Wolf Endangered? (WIN)

January 11, 2024
Social Media - Blog

Why Is the Red Wolf Endangered? (WIN)

January 11, 2024
Social Media - Blog

Little Red Wolf and the Big Bad Humans

The Nation Magazine
August 19, 2021
Magazine

The Collapse of Wild Red Wolves Is a Warning That Should Worry Us All

The Nation
August 2, 2021
Internet

Awards & Honors

August 1, 2024
Women Hunt
The Wild Sheep Foundation
The WSF Women Hunt® program offers a competitive and exceptional opportunity for twelve new female hunters to experience their first hunt in a safe, comfortable, and immersive educational environment. This opportunity is meant to incorporate conservation education, emphasizing hunter ethics and the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation.
I was selected as one of the 12 women for the class of 2024.