Emily Huff, Ph.D.

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Dr. Huff specializes in predictive and exploratory modeling techniques such as agent-based modeling to understand how behavior and human interaction lead to natural resource management outcomes. Dr. Huff has experience designing, implementing, and analyzing large-scale surveys, combining qualitative and quantitative data, modeling natural resource management decisions, spatial analysis, decision support tool production, and project/program evaluation. Dr. Huff has an Extension portfolio that includes serving as the evaluation lead for the Women Owning Woodlands network, running the Michigan Forest Association, and leading the Statewide Wood Energy Team in Michigan.

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