About SCRAP@Baylor

SCRAP@Baylor (Sustainable Community and Regenerative Agriculture Project) is a city–community–campus partnership bringing together faculty, students, community leaders, and city partners to build a more sustainable, healthier and resilient Waco.  

This project is led by an interdisciplinary team from the:  
Diana R. Garland School of Social Work  
School of Education  
George W. Truett Theological Seminary  
Environmental Humanities Program 

We work in collaboration with the Office of Sustainability and Resilience.  

Core Faculty Leadership 

Dr. Stephanie Clintonia Boddie – Social Work / Truett Seminary / School of Education 

Dr. Joshua King – English / Environmental Humanities 

Dr. Kevin Magill – Curriculum & Instruction, School of Education  

Affiliated Faculty  

Tamarah Adair – Biology  

Joshua Been – University Libraries

Gary Cocke – Director, Office of Sustainability and Resilience 

Dr. Trey Crumpton – Mayborn Museum  

Dr. Mandy Dunphy – School of Education 

Amy Evans – University Libraries

Dr. Jenny Howell – Truett Seminary, Theology, Ecology & Food Justice 

Dr. Jodien Matos Johnson – Sociology  

Dr. Tracey R. Jones – School of Education  

Dr. Jocelyn McGee  – School of Social Work  

Grace Norman – Baylor’s Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty  

Dr. Anne Spence – Mechanical Engineering 

Dr. April J. Stull – Nutrition Sciences 

Dr. William Sterrett – Educational Leadership & Policy 

Sinai Wood  – University Libraries

Staff  

Andrea Valdez – Environmental Justice and Community Engagement 

Graduate Assistants  

Paul Conteh  

Alexis Hooker  

Wellington Joe  

Raquel Aquilar Murillo 

Tenaya Taylor