Curriculum Vita

Holly Hunts

Department of Health & Human Development 222 Herrick Hall

Bozeman, MT 59717 Phone: 406-994-7993 Cell: 406-920-2081 Fax: 406-994-2013

e-mail: hhunts@montana.edu

I. Education

Ph.D. 1994 Cornell University, Consumer Economics (Minors: Demography, Human Development & Family Studies)

M.S. 1992 Cornell University, Consumer Economics (Minor: Services Marketing)

B.S. 1987 Colorado State University, Vocational Home Economics Education (Minors: Human Development & Family Studies, Restaurant Management) Graduated with honors

II. Professional Experience

September 2003 - Present Associate Professor, Department of Health & Human Development, Montana State University

August 1996 - September 2003 Assistant Professor, Department of Health & Human Development, Montana State University

August 1993- July 1996 Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist, Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics, University of Illinois

August 1988 - July 1993 Research Associate, Department of Consumer Economics and Housing, Cornell University

August 1991 - Dec. 1991 Teaching Assistant, Department of Consumer Economics and Housing, Cornell University

III. Awards and Honors

Sabbatical Award. (Fall Semester 2016). Montana State University.

Outstanding Service. (2014-2015). Department of Health and Human Development. Montana State University.

President’s Excellence in Teaching Award, Montana State University, Nominated 2013, 2009, 2007, 2004, 2003, 2002, 1997

Excellence in On-Line Teaching. Montana State University, Nominated 2012

Outstanding Teacher of the Year. (2008-2009). Department of Health and Human Development. Montana State University.

Outstanding Leader of the Year. (2007), Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences. American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences.

Influential Educator Award. College of Education, Health & Human Development, Montana State University, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1998

Outstanding Teacher of the Year. Department of Health & Human Development, Montana State University, 2004 -2005

Phi Kappa Phi Teaching Award. Montana State University, Nominated 2005

Award for Excellence. (2001), Member of the Technical Committee for NE-167 Family Business Viability in Economically Vulnerable Communities) Northeastern Regional Association of State Agricultural Experiment Station Directors

New Achievers Award. (1995), American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences,

Finalist, Dissertation Award. (1995), American Council on Consumer Interests

USDA Group Award for Excellence. (1994), Cooperative Extension System Division, United States Department of Agriculture

IV. Student Awards and Honors

Research Assistantship (Tuition and Stipend), Cornell University 1988-1993

Bachelors of Science Degree Awarded with Honors, Colorado State University 1987

Restaurant Management Scholarship, Colorado State University; 1985, 1986

V. Current Memberships in Academic, Professional and Scholarly Societies

American Council on Consumer Interests

National Association for Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher Educators

VI. Current Licenses and Certifications

Montana Educator License, Family and Consumer Sciences 5 – 12 (expires 6/30/2019)

Biomedical Responsible Conduct of Research, Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (passed 1/16/2017)

Social and Behavioral Responsible Conduct of Research, Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (passed 9/17/2015)

Social and Behavioral Research – Basic/Refresher, Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (passed 9/17/2015)

Conflicts of Interests, Collaborative Institution Training Imitative (passed 8/31/2015)

First Aid and CPR Adult, Child. Infant & AED (Billings Clinic Training Center – Big Horn Fire Company passed 5/20/2016)

VII. Past Licenses and Certifications

Certified in ServSafe Food Safety® National Restaurant Association Education Foundation

Certified Family and Consumer Sciences Professional, American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences

Certified in Human Participants Protection Education for Research Teams, National Institutes of Health

Certification of gender equity credits, the role of women in labor in America, Montana Office of Public Instruction

Certification in Family Protection Program Train-the-trainer, Illinois Emergency Management Agency

Vocational Home Economics Teaching License, Colorado

INSTRUCTIONAL TEACHING

I. Courses Taught

EDU 459 Methods of Teaching Family & Consumer Sciences (Montana State University)

EDU 495 Student Teaching (Montana State University)

FACE 270 Family Financial Management (University of Illinois)

FCS 101: Individual and Family Development and Well-being: Lifespan (Montana State University)

FCS 271: Statistical Measures of Wellbeing (formerly Measures of well-being: American Family)

FCS 337: Personal and Family Finance I (Montana State University)

FCS 371: Research Methods (Montana State University)

HDCF 138: Survey of Family Finance and Consumer Decisions (Montana State University)

HDCF 271: Paraprofessional Experience (Montana State University)

HDCF 335: Program Planning (Montana State University)

HDCF 343: Strategies for Working with Adults (Montana State University)

HDCF 429: Small Business Operations (Montana State University)

HDCF 437: Managing Work and Family (Montana State University)

HDCF 470: Independent Study (I have worked with students on a variety of topics including American Sign Language, Apparel and Textiles, Curriculum and Instruction, etc.)

HDCF 474C: Senior Seminar – (Montana State University)

HDCF 400: 4-H Foods (Montana State University)

HDHE 400: Contemporary Housing Issues (Montana State University)

HDHE 400: Cooperative Extension System (Montana State University)

HDHE 440: Program Planning & Analysis (Montana State University)

HDCF 446: Occupational Family & Consumer Sciences (Montana State University)

HDHE 447: Family Life Education (Montana State University)

HDHE 468: Ethics in Family & Consumer Sciences (Montana State University)

HDHE 475: Internship Program (Montana State University)

HDHE 470: Independent Study (Montana State University)

HDHE 500: School-to-Work (Montana State University)

HDHE 500: Integrated Academics (Montana State University)

HDCF 500: Methods of Teaching Food Science (Montana State University)

HDCF 580: Technology and Family and Consumer Sciences (Montana State University)

HDCF 588: Personal and Family Financial Education in the Family and Consumer Sciences Classroom (Montana State University)

II. Guest Lectures Given

HDCF 138 Consumer Decisions (Montana State University)

HDCF 339 Personal and Family Finance II (Montana State University)

HHD 172 Strategies for Success (Montana State University)

FACE 171 Consumer Economics II (University of Illinois)

FACE 230 Family Resource Management (University of Illinois)

FACE 378a Advanced Family Financial Management (University of Illinois)

CEH 270 Consumers in the Market (Cornell University)

CEH 320 Family Resource Management (Cornell University)

CEH 480 Family Public Policy (Cornell University)

CREATIVE ENDEAVOR, RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP

I. Publications

A. Referred Books or Book Chapters

Davis, S. & Hunts, H. (2000). Academic and career tech integration. Alexandria, VA: Association for Career and Technical Education.

Hunts, H. J. H., Danes, S., Haynes, D.C., Heck, R. (2000). Home-based workers: relating gender and household structure to management and child care. In C. Hannon, R. Walker and S. Loker, (Eds.), Gender and home-based employment. New York: Auburn.

B. Refereed Journal Articles

Byker-Shanks, C., Smith, T. M., Ahmed, S., & Hunts, H. (2015, August). Assessing foods offered in the food distribution program on Indian reservations (FDPIR) using healthy eating index- 2010. Public Health Nutrition, http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S1368980015002359

Carjuzaa, J., & Hunts, H. (2013). Thinking outside discipline boundaries to integrate Indian Education for All across the curriculum. Collected Essays on Learning and Teaching, 6, 93-98.

Hunts, H., & Carjuzaa, J. (2010). Preparing teacher candidates in family and consumer sciences to integrate Indian education for all. Journal of Family & Consumer Sciences Education, 28(1), 40-50. http://www.natefacs.org/JFCSE/v28no1/v28no1Hunts.pdf

Hunts, H., & Marotz-Baden, R. (2004). The go model: A new way of teaching problem solving in context. Journal of Teaching in Marriage and Family: Innovations in Family Science Education, 4(1), 27-58.

Hunts, H. & Marotz-Baden, R. (2003). Family systems theory: A new look at an old friend. Consumer Interests Annual, 49. http://consumerinterests.org/public/articles/FamilySystemsTheory_03.pdf

Marotz-Baden, R., Osborne, S., Hunts, H. (2000). Teaching and learning styles: Implications for more effective pedagogy. Family Science Review 13(1-2) 44-59.

Haynes, D. C., Avery, R.J., Hunts, H.J. (1999). The decision to outsource child care in households engaged in a family business. Journal of the Family Firm Institute: Family Business Review 12 269-281.

Hunts, H.J. & Avery, R. J. (1998). Relatives as child care Givers: After hour support for nontraditional workers, Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 19, 315-341.

C. Textbook Sections

Hunts, H. (2017). What to do if you lose your job. In Garman, T. & Forgue, R. Personal finance (13th ed.). Boston, MA: South-Western Cengage Learning

Hunts, H. (2015). Protecting yourself against identity theft. In Garman, T. & Forgue, R. Personal finance (12th ed.), (p. 181). Boston, MA: South-Western Cengage Learning

Hunts, H. (2012). Making use of educational statistics. In Carjuzaa, J. & Kellough, R. D. Teaching in middle and secondary schools (10th ed.). Boston, MA: Pearson

Hunts, H. (2012). Advice from a pro: Be smart when shopping for an individual health plan. In Garman, T. & Forgue, R. Personal finance (11th ed.). p. 327. Boston, MA: South-Western Cengage Learning

Hunts, H. (2010). Advice from a pro: Be smart when shopping for an individual health plan. In Garman, T. & Forgue, R. Personal finance (10th ed.). p. 324. Boston, MA: South-Western Cengage Learning

Hunts, H. (2008). Advice from a pro: Be smart when shopping for an individual plan. In Garman, T. & Forgue, R. Personal finance (9th ed.). p. 305. New York, NY: South-Western Cengage Learning

Hunts, H. (2005). Advice from the expert: Shop carefully for a private and individual health care plan. In Garman, T. & Forgue, R. Personal finance (8th ed.) pp. 314-315. New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin

Hunts, H. & Martoz-Baden (2005) GO model. In Goldsmith, E. (2006) Resource management for individuals and families. pp. 51-53 Belmont, CA: Thomson Wadsworth

Hunts, H. & Martoz-Baden (2004). GO model. In Ingoldsby, B., Smith, S. & Miller, B. Exploring family theories. (Social Exchange chapter). Boston, MA: Roxbury

D. Other Publications Dratz, E., Eller, J., Ferguson, C., & Hunts, H. (2016, Summer). Why is a return to eating buffalo

and more traditional foods so important for health? Buffalo Tracks, 24-25. Rapid City, SD: Intertribal Buffalo Council. Retrieved from http://www.itbcbuffalo.com/itbc_main_files/115344_itbc_buffalo_tracks_summer.pdf

Hunts, H. (2003). Multiple intelligences in the college classroom. Invited paper by the Montana State University Teaching and Learning Committee, www.montana.edu/teachlearn/PageFrames/LearnStyle.html

Hunts, H. (1996). Book review. False security: Greed & deception in America's multibillion-dollar insurance industry. Journal of Consumer Affairs, 30, 2

McCabe, J., Cleasby, D., Cude, B, Emerson, D., Garrison, J., Gilmore, J., Godden, N., Hunts, H., Roney, K. (1995). Homeowners insurance for home purchase counselors & homeowners. Illinois Department of Insurance: Springfield, IL

E. Media Publications that Featured Research

Lee, T. H. (2017, June 21). MSU sending tribal college students on new PATHS to food sovereignty: Students will learn how to further food sovereignty this summer during PATHS program. Indian Country Today. Retrieved from https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/education/native-american-students/msu-sending-tribal-college-students-new-paths-food-sovereignty/

Levitan, M. (2017, May 22). Montana State U., Tribal college students to seek answers together. Diverse Issues in Higher Education. Retrieved from http://diverseeducation.com/article/96875/

Lee, T. H. (2016, October 6). Indigenous wisdom and academic learning converge at Native Nutrition Conference. Indian Country Today. Retrieved from https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/culture/health-wellness/indigenous-wisdom-and-academic-learning-converge-at-native-nutrition-conference/

II. Research Presentations

A. National Invited Expert Presentation

Hunts, H., & Dratz, E. (2016, February 23). Nutritional issues in the food distribution program on Indian reservations. Invited presentation with select members of the National Congress of American Indians and board members of the National Association of Food Distribution Programs on Indian Reservations. Washington, D.C.

B. Referred Research Papers Presented at International Professional Meetings

Carjuzaa, J. & Hunts, H. (2012, June). Thinking outside discipline boundaries to integrate Indian education for all across the curriculum. Paper presented at Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education. Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

C. Referred Research Papers Presented at National Professional Meetings Hunts, H. & Dratz, E. (2017, April). NuMo – Interdisciplinary app development in the

consumer interest. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American Council on Consumer Interests. Albuquerque, NM.

Hunts, H. (2016, June). Consumer advocacy, nutrition information and the Food distribution

program on Indian reservations. Annual meeting American Council on Consumer Interests. Washington, DC.

Hunts, H. (2015, May). Food distribution program on Indian reservations. Annual Conference American Council on Consumer Interests. Clearwater Beach, FL.

Hunts, H. (2008, March). Managing work and family. Annual Northwest Regional Conference on Parenting. Vancouver, WA.

Hunts, H. (2007, March). What every parent should know about autism. Paper presented at Northwest Regional Conference on Parenting. Vancouver, WA.

Hunts, H. (2006, June). Service learning in methods of teaching FCS classrooms. Paper presented at American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences. Charlotte, NC.

Hunts, H. (2006, June). The autism epidemic: A medical controversy. Paper presented at American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences. Charlotte, NC.

Hunts, H. & Anderson, M. (2004, June). International families: A multi-media approach to teaching. Paper presented at Family Science Association & Northwest Council on Family Relations Joint Conference. West Yellowstone, MT.

Hunts, H. & Marotz-Baden, R. (2003, April). Family systems theory: A new look at an old friend. Paper presented at American Council on Consumer Interests, Atlanta, GA.

Marotz-Baden, R., Osborne, S., Hunts, H. (2001, June). Problem solving as a foundation of family science education. Paper presented at Family Science Association, Virden Center, Delaware.

Hunts, H., Martoz-Baden, R., Osborne, S. (2000, June). Merging of three pedagogical paradigms. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Family Science Association, Gallatin Gateway, MT.

Hunts, H. J. (1999, June). Ethics and the health and well-being of families. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Seattle, WA

Hunts, H. (1997, May). Redlining in the homeowner’s insurance market: Current research. In K. Parrott & R. Conley (Eds.) Refereed Abstracts of the 1997 Conference of the American Association of Housing Educators, 53-55.

Hunts, H. (1997, December) Integrating family and consumer sciences and academic curricula, Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Vocational Association, Las Vegas, NV, Published Grand Caravan Mini-Tips p. 110.

Hunts, H. (1996, May) Homeowner's insurance curriculum for home purchase counselors and homeowners. Paper presented at Linking Family and Community Strengths, Louisville, KY

Hunts, H. J. H. & Avery, R. J. (1995, April). Patterns of intergenerational exchange: Relatives as child care givers. Paper presented at the annual conferences of the Population Association of America, San Francisco, CA

Hunts, H. J. H. (1994, October). Family financial implications of the National Flood Insurance Program. Paper presented at the Western Region Home Management Family Economics Educators, Denver, CO, pp.19-21.

Hunts, H. J. H. (1993, April). Working parents and child care: A descriptive analysis of how the child care market has responded to the non-traditional time demands of working parents. Paper presented at the annual conference of the American Council of Consumer Interests, 301-306 (invited).

Hunts, H.J. (1992, February). Non-traditional work schedules and their impact on child care choice. Southeastern Regional Association of Family Economics/Home Management, Columbus, OH, pp. 27-36.

D. Referred Posters Presented at National Professional Meetings

Hunts, H. & Dratz, E. (2017, April). NuMo – Interdisciplinary app development in the consumer interest. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American Council on Consumer Interests. Albuquerque, NM.

Hunts, H. (2014, April). Identity theft in 2014. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American Council on Consumer Interests. Milwaukee, WI.

Haynes, D., Wanago, N. & Hunts, H. (2009, April). Shifting the paradigm of financial education: From a wealth maximization model to include a financial well-being model. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American Council on Consumer Interests. Atlanta, GA.

Hunts, H. (2007, April). Autism and consumer issues. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American Council on Consumer Interests. St. Louis, MO.

Hunts, H. (2004, June). Reality Check: Welfare Simulations with a Twist. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Family Science Association & Northwest Council on Family Relations Joint Conference. West Yellowstone, MT.

D. Invited National Conference Presentations

Hunts, H. (2016, December). Intertribal Agriculture Council and the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations. Annual meeting of the Intertribal Agriculture Council, Las Vegas, NV.

Hunts, H. (2016, September). A fresh look at what you (think) know about the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations. First Annual Native American Nutrition Conference. Prior Lake, MN.

Hunts, H., & Dratz, E. (2016, June). Nutritional analysis of FDPIR food package: A scientific approach. Annual meeting of National Association of Food Distribution Programs on Indian Reservations. Traverse City, MI.

Hunts, H. (2015, August). Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations. Invited presentation at the annual meeting of the W3002 Nutrition Research Team. Bozeman, MT

Hunts, H., Sherman, J., Byker, C., Ahmed, S., & Smith, T. (2014, June). Healthy Eating Index 2010/Cultural Nutritional Messaging/Community Gardening: Collaborations with FDPIR and Montana State University. Invited paper presented at the annual meeting of the National Association for the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations. San Diego, CA.

Bloome, P. & Hunts, H. (2011, October). History and purpose of the Extension Disaster Education Network. Invited paper presented at the annual meeting of the Extension Disaster Education Network. Portland, OR.

Hunts, H. (2007, September). True colors. Paper presented at the Foundation for Research on Economics and the Environment. Elkhorn Ranch, MT.

Hunts, H. (2007, June). Personality types. Paper presented at a Foundation for Research on Economics and the Environment meeting. Gallatin Gateway, MT.

Hunts, H. (2006, June). Types of Insurance. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Family Economics Financial Education. Bozeman, MT.

Hunts, H. (2006, June). Record keeping - is it necessary? Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Family Economics Financial Education. Bozeman, MT.

Hunts, H. (2002, April). Best practices in personal and family financial education. Paper presented at the annual Meeting of the American Council on Consumer Interests, Los Angeles, CA

Cude, B. J., Hunts, H. J., and Lewis, J. K. (1997, April). Unfair discrimination in insurance: A look at three issues. In I. E. Leech (Ed.) Consumer Interests Annual, 43, 163-166.

Hunts, H.J. (1994, March). Reactor panelist for the Cooperative Extension System. Paper presented at the National Family Resource Management/Housing Professional Development Conference. Herndon, VA.

E. Invited Regional Conference Presentations

Hunts, H. (2015, August). Survey of FDPIR directors and staff. Presented at Annual Mountain Plains Regional Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations Conference. Kansas City, KS.

Hunts, H., & Pierre, M. (2014, August). Partners in nutrition education: Confederated Salish Kootenai Tribes, Salish Kootenai College and Montana State University. Paper presented at Annual Mountains Plains Regional Food Distribution Programs on Indian Reservations Conference. Rapid City, SD.

Hunts, H. (2003, January). Invited discussant for the paper: Time allocation patterns among married individuals: housework, market work, and leisure, Yoon G. Lee & Vibha Bhargava, Utah State University. Western Family Economics Association Annual Meeting in October 29-31, 2003 Salt Lake City, UT

F. State Presentations

Hunts, H. (2015, July). Food and nutrition curriculum ideas for Family and Consumer Sciences classrooms. Montana Office of Public Instruction Summer Training for FCS Teachers. Bozeman, MT.

Carjuzaa, J. & Hunts, H. (2012, April). Helping pre-service teachers overcome their fears about implementing Indian Education for All. Annual meeting of Montana Indian Education Association. Bozeman, MT.

Hunts, H. & Talbott, C. (2012, April.). Food allergies and the family and consumer sciences classroom. Annual Meeting of the Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences. Butte, MT.

Geering, G., Haas, A., Hunts, H. Manchester, D., Service, L & Wittmayer, S. (2011, October). Integrating National Core Curriculum standards into the Family and Consumer Sciences Classrooms. Annual meeting of Montana Association of Career and Technical Educators. Great Falls, MT

Diehl, J., Erickson, K., Haas, A., Hunts, H. & Mann, N. (2011, April). Montana food history. Annual meeting of the Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences. Helena, MT.

Hunts, H. (2011, February). Integrating Indian Education for All into Family and Consumer Sciences. Annual meeting of the Office of Public Instruction: Best Practices in Indian Education for All. Helena, MT

Erickson, K., Diehl, J. Hunts, H., Mann, N., Sinnott, A., & Stacy, A., (2010, April). Place based learning. Montana Association of Career and Technical Education. Helena, MT

Carjuzaa, J. & Hunts, H. (2010, April). What teachers have learned from K-12 classroom teachers to help them prepare tomorrow's teaching corp to implement Indian Education for All. Twenty-ninth Annual Montana Indian Education Association. Billings, MT

Stacy, A., Kovanda, H., Lowney, K., Sinnott, A. & Hunts, H. ( 2009, April). Globalizing the Family and Consumer Sciences classroom. Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Annual Conference. Lewistown, MT

Hunts, H., Lowny, K., Williams, C., Gabel, R., Skovgaard, S., Kovanda, H. & Bishop, R. (2009, October). Integrating Response to Intervention in Family and Consumer Sciences classrooms. Montana Association of Career and Technical Educators Annual Conference. Billings, MT

Carlson, A., Skovgaard, S., Sumner, J., Douma, K., Bishop, R. & Hunts, H. (2009, April). From depression to recession 1929-2009. Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Annual Conference. Great Falls, MT.

Carjuzaa, J., Hunts, H. & Mendoza, W. (2009, February). Integrating Indian Education for All in higher education. Indian Education for All Best Practices Conference. Helena, MT.

Hunts, H. (2008, November) Integrating Indian Education for All into Family and Consumer Sciences curriculum. Poster Session at the Montana State University Indian Education for All Poster Session Conference. Bozeman, MT.

Hunts, H. (2008, November) Integrating Indian Education for All into Family and Consumer Sciences curriculum. Presentation at the Montana State University Indian Education for All Poster Session Conference. Bozeman, MT.

Hunts, H., Douma, K., Mertesdorf, S., Sumner, J., Carlson, A. (2008, October). Integrating musical and kinesthetic learning styles into Family and Consumer Sciences curriculum. Annual meeting of the Montana Association of Career and Technical Educators – Family and Consumer Sciences Division. Butte, MT.

Hunts, H., Goldreich, M., Ringer, B., Mertesdorf, S. (2008, May). Food safety education games. ServSafe Train the Trainer: Food Protection Managers Certification Course. Bozeman, MT

Hunts, H., Goldreich, M., Ringer, B., Mertesdorf, S. (2008, April). Integrating math into Family and Consumer Sciences curriculum. Annual meeting of the Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Helena, MT.

Hunts, H., Goldreich, M. & Ringer, B. (2007, October). ServSafe and the Family and Consumer Sciences classroom. Annual meeting of the Montana Association of Career and Technical Educators. Bozeman, MT.

Hunts, H., Bruce, B., Chaikin, J., Ellis, C., Estes, M., Hubbard, B., Stoltz, L. (2007, April). Hospitality and tourism as curriculum options for Family and Consumer Sciences. Annual meeting of the Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences. Big Timber, MT

Hunts, H., Bruce, B., Diemert, K., Ellis, C., Estes, M., Stoltz, L. (2006, October). Integrating Native American education into FCS courses. Annual meeting of the Montana Association of Career and Technical Educators. Billings, MT

Williams, A., Hunts, H., Pehl, L. (2005, April). Consumer resources. Annual meeting of the Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Polson, MT.

Hunts, H., Walker, E., Leavens, M. (2005, April). Teaching managing work and family. Annual meeting of the Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Polson, MT.

Hunts, H., Montgomery, B., Newbold, E. (2005, April). Teaching parliamentary procedure. Annual meeting of the Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Polson, MT.

Hunts, H., McLean, S., Hudyma, A. (2005, April). Family and Consumer Sciences past, present and future. Annual meeting of the Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Polson, MT.

Hunts, H. (2005, April). Educating about international families and tsunami relief. Annual meeting of the Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Polson, MT.

Hunts, H., Williams, A., Kloppel, D., Montgomery, B., Walker, E., Newbold, E., Pehl, L. Ginter, R. & Smith, E. (2004, October). Career paths in Family and Consumer Sciences. Annual meeting of the Family and Consumer Sciences Division of the Montana Association for Career and Technical Educators. (See web-site www.montana.edu/hhunts/macte2004 )

Hunts, H. (2004, April). National trends in Family and Consumer Sciences education. Annual Meeting of the Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences. Big Sky, MT.

Hunts, H., Porterfield, F., Eliasen, S., McKechnie, R., Savage, K., May, S., Pfister, L., Griffith, A., Ottenheimer, K., Singh-Angel, T. (2002, April). Multicultural teaching strategies for the Family and Consumer Sciences classroom. Annual meeting of the Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Missoula, MT.

Hunts, H., Stenseth, S. Eliasen, S., May, S., Pfister, L., Griffith, A., Ottenheimer, K., Singh-Angel, T. (2001, October). Multicultural education in Family Consumer Sciences as a response to September 11th. Annual Meeting of the Montana Association for Career and Technical Educators, Bozeman, MT.

Hunts, H., Anderson, M., Dyer, M., Harris, K., Steffes, A., Davies, E., Bishop, P. (2001, April). Best practices in Family and Consumer Sciences classrooms. Annual Meeting of the Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Kalispell, MT

Hunts, H., Armstrong, J., Chinadle, N., Duncan, T., Lee, M., Spicher, D., Thompson, M. (1999, October). Integrating academics into Family and Consumer Sciences. Annual Meeting of the Montana Association for Career and Technical Educators, Butte, MT

Hunts, H., Beadman, B., Reynolds, N., Sanders, B. (1998, October). Combinations of art, math and foreign language with Family and Consumer Sciences. Annual Meeting to the Montana Association for Career and Technical Educators, Butte, MT

Hunts, H. (1998, April). Future of Family and Consumer Sciences, Keynote speaker, Annual Meeting of the Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Billings, MT

Hunts, H. & Davis, S. (1997, August). Developing models for practical methods of program integration between vocational and academic course. Annual meeting of the Montana Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Kalispell, MT

Hunts, H. & Davis, S. (1997, October). Developing models for practical methods of program integration between vocational and academic courses. Annual meeting of the Montana Partners in Teaching and Learning, Billings, MT

Davis, S. & Hunts, H. (1997, October). Developing models for practical methods of program integration between vocational and academic courses, Annual meeting of the School Administrators of Montana, Great Falls, MT

Davis, S. & Hunts, H. (1997, October). The power of integrated academics. Annual meeting of the Montana Education Association, Billings, MT

Hunts, H.J. & Cude, B. (1995, May). Insurance education and availability in inner city Chicago. Urban Extension: Building the Agenda - Moving to Action. St. Louis, MO.

Hunts, H.J. (1995, April). Illinois Cooperative Extension Service's role in natural disasters. Illinois/Iowa Fire Inspectors Public Education Conference. Galena, IL.

Hunts, H.J. (1995, March). Extension's preparation for natural disasters. Annual meeting of the Illinois State Extension Advisory Council, Champaign, IL.

Hunts, H.J. (1993, October). Illinois Extension Service's response to the flood of 1993: From a specialist perspective. Annual Meeting of the Illinois State Extension Advisory Council. Champaign, IL.

G. Other Presentations

Hunts, H. & Dratz, E. (2017, June 26). Testing for small intestine bacterial overgrowth in Indian country. Regional Alliance of INBRE Networks, Big Sky, MT

Hunts, H, Dratz, E., Sands, D., Baker-Sands, C., Dunkel, F., & Austin, C. (2015, October). Creators and disseminators of agricultural innovation: How to solve wicked problems using a transdisciplinary approach. Freshman Honors Symposium, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT.

Hunts, H. (2015, October). Food distribution program on Indian reservations. Freshman Honors Symposium, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT.

Hunts, H. (2013, February). Land grant universities and family and consumer sciences. Presented at Montana State University to the State Department’s International Research Exchange (IREX) program of Teaching Excellence Achievement. Bozeman, MT.

Hunts, H. (2012, December). What is a land grant university and why is research important to universities? Presented at Montana State University for a group of business professors from Kazakhstan.

Hunts, H. (2012, February). Land grant universities and family and consumer sciences. Presented at Montana State University to the State Department’s International Research Exchange (IREX) program of Teaching Excellence Achievement. Bozeman, MT.

Fleming, W., McLaughlin, W., Hunts, H. and Dunkel, F. (2011, October). Indian student achievement and Indian Education for All. Presented at Montana State University to the State Department’s International Research Exchange (IREX) program of Teaching Excellence Achievement. Bozeman, MT.

Hunts, H. (2010, February). Service learning in family and consumer sciences. Presented at the Montana State University to the State Department’s International Research Exchange (IREX) program of Teaching Excellence Achievement. Bozeman, MT.

Hunts, H. (2000, October). Technology in the Family and Consumer Sciences classroom, Presented to the Montana State University Preparing Teachers to Teach Using Technology Advisory Committee, Bozeman, MT

Hunts, H. (1998, March) Future Homemakers of America. Lecture for visiting teachers from Morocco, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT

Hunts, H. (1997, October) Trends in Family and Consumer Sciences, Keynote speaker, Billings Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Billings, MT

Hunts, H.J. (1996, March). Illinois Cooperative Extension's role in disaster reduction - Teleconference with County Commissioners from across Illinois.

Hunts, H.J., Sohn, M., & Fitzsimmons, V. (1994, February). Response to the flood of 1993 from a consumer's perspective. Informal seminar organized for faculty and students of the University of Illinois.

H. Presentation Proposals Under Submission

Hunts, H., & Dratz, E. (for presentation 2017, September). More accurate nutrition monitoring app: Encompassing FDPIR foods. 2nd Annual Native American Nutrition Conference, Prior Lake, MN.

III. Grants

A. Funded External Grants

1. 2017 – 2020 Funding Source: United States Department of Agriculture: National Institute for Food and Agriculture Project Title: Research and experiential learning for undergraduates in agriculture, food and nutrition: From Lab to Table Award #: 2016-06429her Funding Amount: $281,436 Principal Investigator: Holly Hunts Co-Investigators David Sands, Ed Dratz, Claire Baker, Florence Dunkel

2. 2016-2021 Funding Source: United States Department of Education: Office of English Language Acquisition Project Title: Montana Teachers of English Language Learners (MontTELLs) Funding Amount: $2,700,000 Principal Investigator: Jioanna Carjuzaa Co-Investigators: William Ruff, David Henderson Statistician: Art Bangert Evaluator: Holly Hunts

3. 2015-2016

Funding Source: United States Department of Agriculture: Food Distribution Program Nutrition Education (FDPNE) Project Title: Mountain Plains Nutrition Advisory Committee FDPNE Grant Funding Amount - sub-award received $7,600 (Total funding $135,000) Principal Investigators: Sprit Lake Sioux Tribe, Mountain Plains Region Nutrition Advisory Committee, Holly Hunts

4. 2014-2015 Funding Source: United States Department of Agriculture: Food Distribution Program Nutrition Education (FDPNE)

Project Title: Maximizing nutritious choices within the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) Funding Amount - sub-award received $22,405 (Total funding $200,000) Principal Investigators: Carmen Byker Shanks, Virgil Dupuis, Co-Investigators: Holly Hunts, Jamie Sherman, Selena Ahmed. Dawn Thomas, Mike Tryon

5. 1996-1998 Funding Source: Montana Office of Public Instruction: Carl Perkins Vocational Funding Project Title: Developing models for practical methods of program integration Between Vocational and Academic Courses Funding Amount: $46,337 Principal Investigators: Scott Davis and Holly Hunts

6. 1995-1996 Funding Source: USDA Extension Service Project Title: Improving the Extension System's ability to respond to natural disasters Funding Amount: $80,000 Principal Investigators: Peter Bloome and Holly Hunts

B. Internal University Grants

1. 2017 – 2018

Funding Source: Montana State University Equipment Fee Allocation Project Title: Using the Quintron hydrogen/methane breath analyzer for Student Use in Understanding Metabolomics Related to Lactose and Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth. Funding Amount: $20,000 Principal Investigator: Holly Hunts Co-investigators: Edward Dratz, Mary Miles

2. 2017-2018

Funding Source: Montana IDeA Network for Biomedical Research Excellence Project Title: Planning Grant: Teaching Tribal College Students to Carry Out and Develop Research Projects Using a Noninvasive Breath Tests for Lactose Intolerance and Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO). Funding Amount: To Be Determined – circa $6,500 Principal Investigator: Holly Hunts

3. 2016-2017

Funding Source: Office of the Vice President for Research and Economic Development Project Title: Nutritional Supplementation to Improve School Performance in Native American Youth Funding Amount: $30,000 Principal Investigator: Edward Dratz Co-Investigators: Holly Hunts, Wade Hill

4. 2016-2017

Funding Source: Extended University Project Title: NuMo Nutritional Monitoring App Development Funding Amount: $1,000 Principal Investigator: Edward Dratz Co-Investigators: Holly Hunts, Wilson Britten, Colleen Rothe, Ellie Pennell

5. 2016-2017

Funding Source: Blackstone/LaunchPad Project Title: Computer Science Software Factory NuMo Nutritional Monitoring App Development Funding Amount: In-kind award (two awardees were selected from nine applications) from the Software Factory (Software Factor space – team of senior computer science students) Principal Investigator: Edward Dratz Co-Investigators: Holly Hunts, Wilson Britten, Colleen Rothe, Ellie Pennell

6. 2016 - 2017 Funding Source: Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship Project Title: Marketing Internship Award NuMo Nutritional Monitoring App Development Funding Amount: In-kind paid intern for 20 hours a week to develop marketing strategy (competitive application process) Principal Investigator: Edward Dratz Co-Investigators: Holly Hunts, Wilson Britten, Colleen Rothe, Ellie Pennell

7. Fall 2015 Funding Source: Office of the Provost Project Title: Faculty Excellence Grant Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations Funding Amount: $5,000 Course buy-out and travel funds Principal Investigator: Holly Hunts

8. Summer 2015 – Fall 2015

Funding Source: College of Education, Health and Human Development Seed Grants Project Title: Looking for Best Practice Models among Food Distribution Programs on Indian Reservations Funding Amount: $3,800 Principal Investigator: Holly Hunts

9. Spring 2014 – Summer 2014 Funding Source: College of Education Health and Human Development: Mini Grant Project Title: Assessing dietary quality of foods offered in the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) using the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Healthy Eating Index (HEI) 2010 Funding Amount: $2,756 Principal Investigator: Holly Hunts

10. Summer 2014 Funding Source: College of Education Health and Human Development: Mini Grant

Project Title: Focus Groups: Assessing customer satisfaction with foods offered in the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) Funding Amount: $750 Principal Investigators: Carmen Byker, Selena Ahmed, Holly Hunts

11. March 2012 – May 2013 Funding Source: Office of the Provost, Montana State University Project Title: Creating a Human Services Pathway: Linking Tribal Colleges and Montana State University – Bozeman Funding Amount: $17,000 Principal Investigator: Holly Hunts

12. 2011-2012

Funding Source: Office of the Provost, Montana State University Project Title: New technology in the training of Family and Consumer Sciences teachers Funding Amount: $7,000 Principal Investigator: Holly Hunts

13. Summer 2003

Funding Source: Office of the Dean , College of Education, Health and Human Development Project Title: Bringing Montessori to the Blackfeet Nation via the Piegan Institute Funding Amount: $2,600 Principal Investigator: Holly Hunts

14. 1996-1998

Funding Source: Office of the Dean of the College of Education, Health and Human Development Project Title: Relatives as child care providers Funding Amount: $4,000 Principal Investigator: Holly Hunts

15. 1995-1996

Funding Source: Illinois Agricultural Experiment Research Station Project Title: Family business: Interaction in work and family spheres Funding Amount: $5,700 plus $5,000 one-time costs Principal Investigator: Holly Hunts

16. 1994-1995

Funding Source: Illinois Agricultural Experiment Research Station Project Title: Family business: Interaction in work and family spheres Funding Amount: $5,000 Principal Investigator: Holly Hunts

17. 1993-1998 Funding Source: Illinois Agricultural Experiment Research Station Project Title: Family business: Interaction in work and family spheres. Funding Amount: Travel expenses, 10% research time allocated Principal Investigators: Sara Douglas, Holly Hunts

1. Unfunded External Grants

1. Submitted February 2016

Funding Source: National Institutes of Health: Institute of Nursing Project title: Mitigation of Health and Academic Achievement Disparities in Native American Youth using Nutritional Intervention Period 2016 – 2018 Funding Requested: $300,000 Principal Investigator: Edward Dratz Co-Investigators: Holly Hunts, Wade Hill

2. February 2016 Tribal Colleges Research Grant Program, FY 2016. USDA-NIFA-TCRGP-004795 Project Title: Addressing Lactose Intolerance at the Flathead Reservation Period: Summer 2016 – Spring 2018 Total Funding Requested $216,536.32 Montana State University Sub-Award: $74,950.40 Principal Investigators: Mike Tryon (Salish Kootenai College), Holly Hunts Co-Investigators Edward Dratz, Colleen McMilin

3. February 2015 Funding Source: United States Department of Agriculture – National Institute Food and Agriculture – Tribal Colleges Research Grant Program, FY 2015. USDA-NIFA-TCRGP-004795 Project Title: Addressing Lactose Intolerance at the Flathead Reservation Period: Summer 2015 – Spring 2017 Date Submitted: February 20, 2015 Total Funding Requested $216,536.32 Montana State University Sub-Award: $74,950.40 Principal Investigators: Mike Tryon (Salish Kootenai College), Holly Hunts Co-Investigators Edward Dratz, Carmen Byker Shanks, Selena Ahmed

4. Submitted June 2015 Funding Source: United States Department of Agriculture – National Institute Food and Agriculture – Agriculture and Food Research Initiative Program: Global Food Security: Agricultural Production Systems

Proposal Number: 2015-08729 Proposal Title: Garbage In - Nutrition Out: An Innovative, Integrated, Crop, Animal and Food Waste Management System Total funding requested $3.7 million Principal Investigator: Florence Dunkel Co-Investigators: David Sands, Edward Dratz, Holly Hunts, Claire Sands Baker, Caroline Graham Austin, Tony Hartshorn Alice Pilgeram, Thomas Bass

5. Summer 2003 Funding Source: National Geographic Society Project Title: A learning exchange between Montessori and the Blackfoot Nation Period: September 1, 2003 – June 1, 2004 Co-Investigators: Greg Mortensen, Nancy Characklis, Holly Hunts Funding Requested $3,000

6. Summer 1997

Funding Source: American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Project Title: Childcare and implications for welfare reform Period: July 1, 1997 - June 30, 1998 Funding Requested: $7,160.00

F. Unfunded Internal Grants

1. February 2016 Funding Source: Montana IDeA Network for Biomedical Research Excellence Project title: Mitigation of Health and Academic Achievement Disparities in Native American Youth using Nutritional Intervention Period 2016 – 2017 Funding Requested: $200,000 Principal Investigator: Edward Dratz Co-Investigators: Holly Hunts, Keith Hutchinson

2. February 2015 Funding Source: Montana State University: College of Education, Health and Human Development Seed Grants Project Title: Pilot Testing for the Prevalence of Celiac Disease among American Indians on the Crow Reservation Total Funding Requested $4,846 Principal Investigators: Holly Hunts (Consumer Economics), Ed Dratz (Biochemistry), David Mark, M.D. (Big Horn Valley Medical Center)

3. January 2015 Funding Source: Montana State University; Scholarship and Creativity Grants for the Advancement of the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, FY 2016 Project Title: Preliminary Work to Determine the True Nutrient Intake of Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservation Participants

Period: Summer 2015 – Spring 2016 Amount Requested $13,870 Principal Investigator: Holly Hunts

4. May 2014 Funding Source: Montana State University Vice-Provost of Research Grant Initiative Project Title: A community based approach to investigating Celiac Disease among Montana Indians. Period: July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015 Funding: $73,929.12 Principal investigators: Holly Hunts, Ed Dratz, Cory Talbot

5. December 2013 Funding Source: INBRE (IDeA Network for Biomedical Research Excellence) Project Title: A community based approach to investigating Celiac Disease among Montana Indians. Period: May 1, 2014 – April 30, 2015 Funding: $49, 619 Principal Investigator: Holly Hunts Co-investigators: Ed Dratz, Cory Talbot, Nicole Meissner

6. Summer 1996 Funding Source: Office of the Dean of the College of EHHD - Montana State University Project Title: Adolescent body image Period: October 1, 1996 - June 30, 1998 Co-investigators: Deborah Haynes, Phyllis Dennee, Sandra Osborne, Bernadette Tatarka Funding Requested $5,000.00

7. Spring 1997

Funding Source: Montana Office of Public Instruction: Carl Perkins Vocational Funding Project Title: Developing new standards for Family and Consumer Sciences Period: July 1, 1997 - June 30, 1998 Funding Requested $49,895.93 Principal Investigator: Holly Hunts

8. Spring 1997 Funding Source: Office of the Vice President of Research - Montana State University Project Title: Assessing after schoolchild care needs in Montana Period: July 1, 1997 - June 30, 2000 Funding Requested $80,549.86 Co-investigators: Deborah Haynes, Stephen Duncan, Betty McCoy

9. Spring 1997 Funding Source: Office of the Vice President of Research - Montana State University Project Title: Adolescent body image

Period: July 1, 1997 - June 30, 2000 Funding Requested $80,000.00 Co-investigators: Deborah Haynes, Phyllis Dennee, Sandra Osborne, Bernadette Tatarka

V. Graduate Theses and Dissertations and Professional Papers Luchsinger, R. (2013). Why life insurance? Masters in Family Financial Planning Professional

Paper. Montana State University. Chair D. Haynes, Members H. Hunts and M. Goetting Carey, C. (2012). Assessing an effective pedagogy. Masters in Family Financial Planning

Professional Paper. Montana State University. Chair D. Haynes, Member H. Hunts Antokol, G. (2012). Not-For-Profits in America today. Masters in Family Financial Planning

Professional Paper. Montana State University. Chair D. Haynes, Member: H. Hunts Haines, M. (2006). Reverse mortgages. Masters Professional Paper. Montana State University.

Chair: D. Haynes, Members: H. Hunts, M. Goetting. Blakely, B. L. (2002). Financial education and counseling needs of Montana State University

Students. Master’s Thesis. Montana State University. Chair: D. Haynes, Members: H. Hunts, J. Bullock.

Schaeffer, S. (1995). Factors related to child care choices. Doctoral Dissertation. University of Illinois. Chair: L. Kramer, Members: H. Hunts, A. Ebata

SERVICE AND OUTREACH ACTIVITIES

I. University Service

• Group Director (2015 – present): Creators and Disseminators of Agricultural Innovation • Co-organizer (2015 – present): Insects as Food and Feed Committee • Available Mentor (2014 – present) INBRE (IDeA Network of Biomedical Research

Excellence) • Tribal College Articulation Agreements for STEM majors (March 30 – 31, 2017) • Promotion to full professor – internal reviewer August 2016 • Expanding Horizons – A Native American first-year student mentoring program (2013 –

present) • Member (1996- 2013), University Teacher Education Committee, Montana State

University • Member (2010 – 2012), University Teaching and Learning Committee, Montana State

University II. College Service

• Co-Chair (2014-2015) Wellness Course Development, College of Education, Health and Human Development

• Co-Chair (2014-2015) College of Education, Health and Human Development Space Committee

• Member (2014-2015) College of Education Health and Human Development Retention, Promotion and Tenure Committee

• Member (2005-2007) College Retention, Promotion and Tenure Committee • Member (1997-1999), Scholarship Committee, Montana State University

III. Department Service

• Faculty Advisor, Montana Student Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (1996-2012 and 2014- Present)

• Internal reviewer for teaching for Promotion and Tenure May 2016 • Chair, Department of Health and Human Development Overall Committee. (2011-2012) • Chair, Department of Health and Human Development Review, Promotion and Tenure

Committee (2010-2011) • Chair, Social Committee for Department of Health and Human Development (2007-2008

academic year) • Chair, Department of Health and Human Development Council (2006-2007 academic

year) • Member of Department of Health and Human Development Council (2005-2006

academic year) • Chair, Advisory Board for Family and Consumer Sciences Education/Extension (2006 -

present) • Program Leader for Family and Consumer Sciences (2005-2006 academic year) • Member, Food Lab Renovation Committee (2005-2007) • Member, Department of Health and Human Development Computer and Equipment

(2004-2006) • Chair (1996-present), Accreditation liaison for the American Association of Family and

Consumer Sciences Committee, Montana State University • Chair (2002-present) Ad hoc state committee to review FCS education/extension

curriculum guides • Faculty advisor (1996- present), Montana Student Association of Family and Consumer

Sciences • Search Committee Member (Spring 2002), Vice-Tatarka position, Montana State

University • Program Leader (1996 - present) - Family and Consumer Sciences Education/Extension,

Montana State University • Team member (1996- present) Consumer Science Program Area, Montana State

University • Ad hoc member (2000 – 2006) Family Financial Literacy Project later named the Family

Economics Financial Education project, Montana State University • Member (1997- 2000), Teaching Evaluation Committee, Montana State University • Member (1995-1996), Extension Committee, University of Illinois • Member (1994-1995), Search Committee for the Vice-Folk position, University of

Illinois. • Member (1994-1995), Transition sub-committee on space, University of Illinois. • Member (1994-1995), Transition sub-committee on extension, University of Illinois • Member (1994-1995), Transition sub-committee on consumer law/agricultural law

curriculum, University of Illinois • Member (1994-1996), Election Committee for the School of Human Resources and

Family Studies, University of Illinois.

IV. Extension Service • 4-H Dag Nabids Club Leader (2004 - 2013) • 4-H Food Project Leader (1997 - 2013) • Member (1997 - 1998 and continued ad hoc) Montana Extension Advisory Council • Founding co-chair and member (1994 - present), Extension Disaster Education Network • Chair (1996), University of Illinois Disaster Readiness Task Force • Member (1996), Equal Employment Opportunity Committee • Chair (1994), Search Committee for Visiting Consumer and Family Economics

Extension Assistant, University of Illinois • Member (1994-1995), University of Illinois Disaster Readiness Task Force

V. State Service

• Member, Human Services Pathway Team, Montana Office of Public Instruction and Montana Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education (2008 - present)

• Search Committee Member (2008), for the position of Family and Consumer Sciences State Specialist, Montana Office of Public Instruction

• Committee for the development of Professional Educator Preparation Program Standards and Procedures (2004 - 2005), Montana Office of Public Instruction, Montana Board of Public Education

• Committee for the development of State Guidelines for Family and Consumer Sciences Secondary Education (1998- 2005), Montana Office of Public Instruction

• Montana Family Career and Community Leaders of America Advisory Board Member, (1996-present), Montana Office of Public Instruction.

• Montana Family Career and Community Leaders of America, Annual judge for National Officer Candidates, Annual judge at State Conference Competitions, Annual Conference Assistant to the State Family and Consumer Sciences Specialist, (1996 - present), Montana Office of Public Instruction.

• Executive Board Member (1996-2013) Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Board Member

• Search Committee Member (2001), for the position of Family and Consumer Sciences State Specialist, Montana Office of Public Instruction

• Member (1997), Strategic Planning Committee for Vocational Education in Montana, Montana Office of Public Instruction.

• Advisory Council Member (1998) On-line nutrition education courses, Montana Office of Public Instruction and Montana State University

• Member Illinois Disaster Education and Action Committee, (1994-1996) Illinois Emergency Management Agency.

• Member Illinois Regional Planning Council Flood Sub-Committee, (1994) Illinois Department of Agriculture.

• Member Federal Emergency Management Agency sub-committee on agriculture, (1994) Illinois Department of Agriculture.

• Member Illinois Insurance Consumer Task Force (1994- 1996), Illinois Department of Insurance

VI. Community Service and Service Learning

A. Community Service

• Member Bozeman School District Advisory Board for Family and Consumer Sciences (2000 – Present)

• Bozeman Friends of Music Volunteer (2013 – Present) • Godly Play Volunteer (2003- present). St. James Episcopal Church, Bozeman, MT • School Supply Drive for American Indian Communities (2012 – Ashland fire victims;

2011 – Spring/Summer Flood victims Crow and Northern Cheyenne) • Thanksgiving Fundraising for the Gallatin Valley Food Bank (2010 – 2012) through the

FCS 337 (aka FCS 337) Personal and Family Finance class. • Member Christian Formation Committee (2011-2013). St. James Episcopal Church,

Bozeman, MT • Co-sponsor, Sacajawea Middle School Lego Robotics Club (2006-2007) • 4-H Foods judge at Gallatin County Fair (2012, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, and 1999) • 4-H Fashion Review sewing judge (2001) • Sewing judge Montana Winter Fair (2001) • Classroom assistant Learning Circle Montessori Elementary (2001 - 2008) • Classroom assistant Learning Circle Montessori Preschool (1999-2000, 2002) • Member Bozeman School District School-to-Work Committee (1996-2002) • Gallatin Valley Food Bank (various volunteer activities 1998 - 2002) • Guest lecturer Bozeman High School (Spring 1999) • Bozeman School District - School-to-work volunteer speaker 1998 • Bozeman School District - School-to-work advisory council member (ad hoc)

B. Service Learning

• Organize, market, fundraise for and teach 4-H Foods Project (approximately 50 youth a year), for the Gallatin County 4-H Office (1996-present). (HDCF 335 aka FCS 450)

• Organize, fundraise and have students present annually to the Montana Association of Career and Technology Educators (1996-present). (EDSD 459 aka EDU 497)

• Organize, fundraise and have students present annually to the Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (1996-present). (HDCF 335)

• Organize, fundraise and have students involved in a community service project (i.e., Christmas presents for needy children, raising money for Gallatin County 4-H, raising money for a needy family, Friends of the Avalanche Center). (1996-present) (EDSD 459; HDCF 335)

• Organize and have students from Montana State University serve as judges and presenters at the Annual State Conference for Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (1996-present). (HDCF 335)

• Organize students to help with various projects at the Gallatin County Food Bank (1997 - present) (HDCF 343, HDCF 335)

• Organize and have students put on adult education courses through the Bozeman School District (1996 - 2000) (EDSD 359)

VII. Professional Service

A. Committee Work • Planning Committee Native American Nutrition Conference (2016 – present) • Planning Committee American Council on Consumer Interests (2016-2017) • American Council on Consumer Interests Head Poster Judge (2013). • American Council on Consumer Interests Mid-Career Award Nomination Committee

(2007-2008). • National Association of Teachers of Family and Consumer Sciences (2003 –

2004). Working member developing the National Standards for Family and Consumer Sciences Teachers.

• American Council on Consumer Interests: Consumer Education Committee (2000 - 2002) • Montana Association of Family and Consumer Sciences: Board Member (1996- present) • Montana Family, Career and Community Leaders of America: Advisory Board Member

(1996-present) B. Peer Reviewer

• Journal of Agriculture and Human Values (2014 – Present). Ad hoc reviewer • Journal of Family and Economic Issues - (1994-present) Ad hoc review panel member • Journal of Marriage and Family -- (1994 - present) Ad hoc peer reviewer for Journal • American Council on Consumer Interests -Peer Reviewer for Refereed Papers, 1995,

1996, 1997, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2015 conferences • Western Regional Home Management and Family Economics Educators - Referred

Papers Chair (2004), Peer Reviewer for Research Award (1998) • National Endowment for Financial Education and the American Red Cross Financial

planning for disasters - Peer Reviewer (1996)

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE TO THE COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SYSTEM

I. Extension in-service training programs:

“Methods of teaching Family and Consumer Sciences”. Extension agent in-service, Bozeman, MT Campus (March, 1999)

“Homeowners Insurance: What Every County Agent Should Know". Extension agent in-service, Bozeman, MT Campus (March, 1997)

"Family Protection Program," 1 day Educator/Specialist training, Urbana Campus (December 12, 1995)

"History of work and family," 3 day Educator/Specialist training, Urbana Campus (November 15-17, 1994)

"Statistical analyses in research articles," 2 hour teleconference, Multi-sites (June 20, 1994)

"Disaster insurance," one day Unit Leader/Educator/Specialist training (part of a three day insurance in-service), Springfield (April 21, 1994)

"Financial implications for the residents of Illinois affected by the Great Flood of 1993," two day Unit Leader/ Educator/ Specialist training, Urbana Campus (September 20 - 21, 1993)

"Family finances throughout the life course," one day Educator/Specialist training, Urbana Campus (October 20, 1993)

"Using Lotus 1-2-3 in the buy/rent decision," one day Agent/Specialist training, Cornell Campus (April 10, 1991)

II. Translating research information

A. Extension Publications

Flood Fact Sheets Developed to meet the needs of flood affected families in Illinois. Topics include: Important Illinois Phone Numbers for the Flood of 1993; Insurance and the Flood; Grants and Loans: What's Available; Federal Taxes and the Flood; Staying Healthy During and After a Disaster (this sheet was prepared in cooperation with members of the Foods, Nutrition and Wellness Extension Team); Cleaning up after the flood (with M. Sohn); Consumer Fraud. 5,500 copies distributed.

Telephone database

Database of over 450 emergency telephone numbers developed to meet the needs of unit leaders, educators and the general public affected by the flood. The database is cross-referenced by county and key words. The database can be accessed electronically through the Internet system statewide.

Disaster Resource Sheets

Hunts, H. "Disaster Resource: Before You Call For Federal Flood Relief", Issued February 1995 Hunts, H. "Disaster Resource: Safety Precautions with Snakes", Issued February 1995 Hunts, H. "Disaster Resource: Returning Home", Issued February 1995 Hunts, H. "Disaster Resource: Beware of Fraud in Disaster Struck Areas", Issued February 1995 Hunts, H. "Disaster Resource: Home Insurance Tips After a Disaster", Issued February 1995 Hunts, H. "Disaster Resource: Federal Taxes and the Flood", Issued February 1995 Hunts, H. "Disaster Resource: Buying Replacement Appliances", Issued February 1995

B. News releases

Illinois University Information Service, titles follow: "Lead Poisoning", "Weather Radios in Illinois" January, 1995; "Child care in short supply for some parents" December, 1994; "Flood-damaged home and property can be claimed on 1993 federal tax form" March, 1994; "Recovering lost, damaged documents" February, 1994; "Make time for family" December, 1993

C. Newspaper interviews

"Weather radio no help in Crawford County" Daily News: Crawford County's Newspaper, February 8, 1995. "Evening, weekend care hard to find for children" Paxton Daily Record, November 18, 1994. "Study shows lack in child care" Daily Illini Reporter, December 6, 1994. "Working the family shift" The Orlando Sentinel, November 10, 1993 D. Radio interviews "Talk 580: Family Disaster Preparedness" WILL 580 AM Radio, May 1996 "Illinois Tornado Preparedness Week" WIXY 100.3-FM Radio, March 1995 "Illinois Tornado Preparedness Week" WLRW MIX 94.5-FM Radio, March 1995

E. Displays

Developed (with A. Ebata) a display depicting the efforts of extension to reach families and youth affected by the Great Flood of 1993. The display was used internally at "Ag. Open House", used at a 9-state conference on "The legacy of the Flood of 1993".