SCRAP: Who we are
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
- College of Arts and Sciences
- George W. Truett Theological Seminary
- Honors College
- Ethics Initiative
We work in collaboration with the Baylor University Office of Sustainability.
SCRAP@Baylor is an innovative expression of education, sustainability, justice, dignity and creativity. It reflects the kind of interdisciplinary, community-rooted work we champion at Baylor University."
Core Faculty Leadership
Affiliated Faculty
Dr. Tamarah Adair – Biology
Josh Been – University Libraries
Gary Cocke – Director, Office of Sustainability and Resilience
Dr. Elesha J. Coffman – History
Dr. Trey Crumpton – Mayborn Museum
Dr. Mandy Dunphy – School of Education
Amy Evans – University Libraries
Dr. Victor J. Hinojosa – Honors College
Dr. Jodien Matos Johnson – Sociology
Dr. Tracey R. Jones – School of Education
Dr. Jocelyn McGee – School of Social Work
Sarah Mosher – Theater Arts
Grace Norman – Baylor’s Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty
Dr. Justina Ogodo – School of Education
Dr. Min Y. Pack – School of Engineering
Dr. Anne Spence – Mechanical Engineering
Dr. April J. Stull – Nutrition Sciences
Dr. William Sterrett – Educational Leadership & Policy
Sinai Wood – University Libraries
The College of Arts & Sciences has been and will continue to be a proud supporter of the SCRAP program, and all of the benefits that it brings to our community."
Graduate Assistants
A number of students have been a part of SCRAP@Baylor over the years. The list below includes graduate assistants past and present.
- Jaime Atadero, 2023-2024
- Isaiah Baba, 2023-2024
- Paul Conteh, 2025-2026
- Alexis Hooker, 2024-2026
- Wellington Joe, Spring 2025
- Elyse McMullen, 2023-2024
- Raquel Aquilar Murillo, 2024-2026
- Tenaya Taylor, Summer and Fall 2025