Autumn Sabo, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor, Biology
Laboratory Classroom Building, Room 115

Autumn Sabo, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of Biology, who teaches general biology, ecology, forestry and environmental science courses.  

Students in Dr. Sabo’s classes can expect her to bring the outdoors into learning with field-based lessons in ecology and environmental science. Whether she’s guiding students through a forest understory or examining the impacts of urbanization on soils, her classroom moves beyond four walls.

Dr. Sabo’s classes help prepare students for a variety of career options including:

  • Forestry technician
  • Wildlife technician
  • Environmental educator
  • Park manager
  • Environmental consultant
  • Environmental scientist
  • Field ecologist
  • Restoration ecologist
  • Research ecologist
  • Conservation biologist 
  • Plant community ecology
  • Silviculture
  • Conservation
  • Restoration ecology

B.S. in Biology, Pennsylvania State University

M.S. in Natural Resource Science and Management, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

Ph.D. in Forestry, University of Wisconsin-Madison