William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor Emeritus

Public Health Entomology and Vector Biology

Assistant Professor

Biology and Chemistry of Secreted Metabolites

USDA-ARS Research Geneticist and Professor

Director – Plant Disease and Insect Clinic / Extension Associate

Extension Associate

W.N. Reynolds Distinguished Professor

Nematode biology and host-parasite interactions

Wm. Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor, Departmental Extension Leader

Commercial Turf and Peanuts

Professor and Director of CIFR and the PSMCC

Evolutionary biology, molecular population genetics and genomics

Researcher & Extension Specialist

Management of diseases of blueberries and muscadine grapes

Research Professor

Insect Rearing Education and Research

USDA Research Plant Pathologist

Biology, epidemiology, and population genetics of small grain pathogens

Assistant Professor, Urban and Structural Entomology

Professor and Associate Director, Center for Integrated Fungal Research

Ecology and population genetics of beneficial and plant pathogenic soil fungi

DEPP Head & William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor

Plant-parasitic nematodes and host-parasite interactions

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor

Host-pathogen interactions in Magnaporthe oryzae

4-H Specialist

4-H Entomology

Senior Research Scholar

Professor, Ecology and IPM in urban landscapes, nurseries, and greenhouses

Assistant Professor, Nematode Epidemiology and Management

William Neal Reynolds Professor of Agriculture

Professor

Soil Microbial Ecology

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Field Crops Ecology

Principal Research Scholar

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor of Agriculture

Ecology and Management of Insect Pests Affecting Agricultural Crops

Professor and Extension Specialist

Etiology, epidemiology, and management of warm- and cool-season grass diseases

Associate Dean for Research CALS; Director NCARS

Molecular mechanisms of plant viral pathogenesis

Associate Professor

Genetic Pest Management

Professor and Research Leader USDA/ARS

Breeding and genetics of small grain crops for disease resistance

Extension Associate

Management of diseases of vegetable crops

Assistant Professor

Professor

Epidemiology and integrated management of plant diseases

Professor

Biology and genomics of plant parasitic nematodes

Associate Professor

Biological Control in Field Crops

Principal Research Scholar

Associate Professor

Management, diagnostics, population genetics, and genomics of vegetable pathogens

Assistant Professor

Bioinformatics Research Center

Emerging Plant Disease and Global Food Security Cluster

Professor & Extension Specialist

Tidewater Research Station

Associate Professor

Public Health Entomology

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor and Director of Emerging Plant Disease

William Neal Reynolds Distingushed Professor

Director Emerging Plant DIsease and Global Food Security Cluster

Professor and Extension Specialist

Bacterial and fungal pathogens of fruit and vegetable crops

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor

Insect Toxicology and Physiological Genomics

Professor

Ecology and molecular biology of plant virus-insect vector interactions

Blanton J. Whitmire Distinguished Professor

Urban Entomology, Insect Behavior, Chemical Ecology, Insect Physiology

Professor of Entomology

Genetic Pest Management

Charles G. Wright Distinguished Professor

Urban Entomology, Insect Behavior, Nutritional Ecology

Principal Research Scholar – Plant Virology

Alumni Assoc. Distinguished Undergrad. Professor

Undergraduate and Graduate Teaching, Field Crops Entomology Office:

Assistant Professor

Management of ornamental and apple dieseases

Associate Extension Professor Emeritus

Urban Entomology

William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor

Applied Insect Ecology and Pest Management

Professor of Entomology

Medical and Veterinary Entomology

Professor

Plant virus-vector interactions

Emerging Plant Disease and Global Food Security Cluster

William Neal Reynolds Professor of Entomology

Systematics, Phylogenomics, Evolutionary Biology