The Ogunleye, SASH Lab team is united by a shared commitment to advancing sustainable agriculture, improving soil health, addressing food insecurity, and developing solutions that strengthen resilient food systems.
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Leadership
Leadership
The SASH Lab is led by Dr. Anu Ogunleye, founder of the Feed the Hounds Initiative, the Agricultural Outdoor Education Outreach program, and the Green Thumb Science Club, and a principal investigator whose research focuses on sustainable agriculture, food security, soil health, and resilient food systems. Dr. Ogunleye guides and mentors her students in advancing innovative research while building partnerships that connect scientific discovery with community impact.
Dr. Anu Ogunleye, Principal Investigator.
Undergraduate students after a research poster presentation at SRCC-ENMU.
Dr. Ogunleye and team members during a late-night transplanting schedule.
Meshal during a late evening transplanting schedule.
Alyssa during a late-evening transplanting schedule.
Join the team
Join the team
The Ogunleye Sustainable Agriculture, Soil Health (SASH) Lab welcomes motivated undergraduate and graduate students passionate about advancing sustainable agriculture through research, innovation, and community engagement. We seek team members who are curious, dependable, collaborative, and eager to learn. Ideal candidates demonstrate initiative, integrity, strong work ethics, and a willingness to contribute both in the laboratory and in the field. Whether your interests lie in soil health, plant science, climate-smart agriculture, data analysis, or agricultural outreach, we value individuals who are committed to scientific excellence, teamwork, and making a meaningful impact on agricultural sustainability
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