Philip Grabowski

Philip Grabowski is an Assistant Professor of Sustainable Development at Taylor University, affiliated with the Department of Biology, Environmental Science & Sustainable Development. He holds a Ph.D. in Community Sustainability from Michigan State University.

• Education: Ph.D. (MSU), M.S. (MSU), B.S. (MSU)

His research focuses on sustainable agricultural intensification, gender equity in farming systems, and systems thinking for environmental challenges. His work spans Eastern and Southern Africa, with a particular emphasis on conservation agriculture and participatory research.

Recent publications highlight his contributions to gender-sensitive data tools, adoption models for sustainable practices, and ethical food choices. His grant work on equitable benefits from agricultural intensification and his teaching award (2022) underscore his dual focus on research and education.

• Scientific Awards: Dr. Joe Burnworth Teaching Award (2022), C.S. Mott Pre-doctoral Fellowship (2012)

He integrates Christian faith into his teaching, emphasizing creation care and justice in sustainable development. His personal interests include organic gardening and composting to promote healthy food systems.