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DAVID L. DOERFERT, Ph.D.

Residence 401 Raider Blvd.

Wolfforth, TX 79382 (806) 781-2446

[email protected]

Current Employment Texas Tech University

P.O. Box 41030 Lubbock, TX 79409

(806) 834-4477 [email protected]

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EDUCATION 1Ph.D., The Ohio State University .............................................................................................................. 1Masters of Science, The Ohio State University ......................................................................................... 1Bachelors of Science, University of Wisconsin-River Falls ..................................................................... 1Additional Trainings Completed ............................................................................................................... 1

CAREER EXPERIENCES 2Associate Dean, Graduate School and Professor, Agricultural Communications, Texas Tech U. ........... 2Associate Chair and Professor, Agricultural Communications, Texas Tech University ........................... 3Associate Professor, Texas Tech University ............................................................................................. 3Team Leader, Education Division, National FFA Organization ............................................................... 4Regional Director, Nonprofit Development, National FFA Foundation ................................................... 5Assistant Professor, Iowa State University ............................................................................................... 5

Professor-in-Charge, Agriculture Distance Education Programs ......................................................... 5Education Consultant—Agriculture, Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction6Assistant Professor, Texas Tech University .............................................................................................. 7Graduate Teaching Associate, The Ohio State University ........................................................................ 8Graduate Research Associate, The Ohio State University ........................................................................ 8Agricultural Education Instructor, New Holstein High School, New Holstein, WI ................................. 8Interim Agricultural Education Instructor, Kiel High School, Kiel, WI ................................................... 8Summer 4-H Agent, UW-Extension Service - Pierce County, Ellsworth, WI .......................................... 8

RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES 9Experiment Station Project ........................................................................................................................ 9Refereed Journal Articles .......................................................................................................................... 9Refereed Research Papers Proceedings ................................................................................................... 11Research Posters, Carousels and Breakout Presentations ....................................................................... 19Invited Manuscripts ................................................................................................................................. 22Popular Press/ Non-referred Manuscripts ............................................................................................... 22Evaluation Reports, Bulletins and Monographs ...................................................................................... 23Book Chapters ......................................................................................................................................... 24Book Review ........................................................................................................................................... 24Invited Presentations (Teaching and Professional) ................................................................................. 24Critiqued Creative Works ........................................................................................................................ 26Editorial Activities .................................................................................................................................. 26Funded Proposals .................................................................................................................................... 26

EVALUATION CONSULTING ACTIVITIES 28

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SERVICE ACTIVITIES – WORKPLACE-RELATED 29Texas Tech University ............................................................................................................................. 29

University-level ................................................................................................................................... 29College-level ....................................................................................................................................... 29Department-level ................................................................................................................................. 30

National FFA Organization ..................................................................................................................... 31National FFA Foundation ........................................................................................................................ 31Iowa State University .............................................................................................................................. 31Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction .......................................................................................... 31The Ohio State University ....................................................................................................................... 32

SERVICEL ACTIVITIES – EXTERNAL TO THE WORK PLACE 32Association for Communications Excellence (ACE) .............................................................................. 32American Association of Agricultural Educators (AAAE) ..................................................................... 32Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) ................................................................... 33American Water Resources Association (AWRA) ................................................................................. 33International Association for Impact Assessment ................................................................................... 33Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) ...................................................................... 33The National Council for Agricultural Education ................................................................................... 33Livestock Publications Council (LPC) .................................................................................................... 34American Agricultural Editors Association (AAEA) .............................................................................. 34American Evaluation Association (AEA) ............................................................................................... 34Digital Analytics Association .................................................................................................................. 34Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (AEJMC) ................................... 34USDA ARS — Ogallala Aquifer Initiative ............................................................................................. 34USDA CSREES NRI Program ................................................................................................................ 34National FFA Organization (outside of employment at FFA) ................................................................ 34Texas FFA Association/VATAT ............................................................................................................. 34Council on Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST) ..................................................................... 34Florida FFA Foundation .......................................................................................................................... 34Iowa FFA Association ............................................................................................................................. 34Iowa Vocational Agriculture Teacher Association (IVATA) ................................................................. 35Wisconsin FFA Association .................................................................................................................... 35National FFA Alumni Association .......................................................................................................... 35National Association: Supervisors of Agricultural Education (NASAE) ............................................... 35American Vocational Education Research Association (AVERA) ......................................................... 35Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) ................................................................................. 35Panhandle—South Plains Fair ................................................................................................................. 35Ohio FFA Association ............................................................................................................................. 35

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AWARDS AND HONORS 36Discipline-related .................................................................................................................................... 36Teaching-related ...................................................................................................................................... 36Scholarship-related .................................................................................................................................. 36Service-related ......................................................................................................................................... 37

CURRENT PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT 38Professional Memberships ....................................................................................................................... 38Community Involvement ......................................................................................................................... 38

APPENDIX A: GRADUATE STUDENT ADVISEMENT 39

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EDUCATION

Ph.D., The Ohio State University Conferred: August 1989 Major: Agricultural Education. Additional studies in teacher education, communications,

research, statistics, evaluation, needs assessment, supervision. Dissertation: Performance of Regular and Industry-Prepared Vocational Education Teachers in

Ohio on the National Teacher Exam Core Battery Tests. Advisor: R. Kirby Barrick, Ph.D.

Masters of Science, The Ohio State University Conferred: June 1989 Major: Agricultural Education. Advisor: J. David McCracken, Ph.D.

Bachelors of Science, University of Wisconsin-River Falls Conferred: February 1982 Major: Agricultural Education Advisor: Richard A. Jensen, Ph.D.

Additional Trainings Completed Adobe InDesign (Digital Training & Designs, Inc.) Coaching: A Strategic Tool for Effective Leadership (American Management Association) Covey’s Seven Habits of Highly Effective People (National FFA Organization) Creating WWW Courses (Texas Tech University) Creative Training Techniques (The Bob Pike Group) Developing Executive Leadership (American Management Association) Effective Executive Speaking (American Management Association) Essentials of Utilization-focused Evaluation (American Evaluation Association) Gallup’s Strengths Finder Training (National FFA Organization) Google Analytics (Cardinal path Training) Great Managers Program (Gallup) High Performance Workplace Teams (National FFA Organization) Ken Blanchard’s Situational Leadership II (National FFA Organization) Leadership and High Performance Teams (Center for Creative Leadership) Principles of Philanthropy & Fund Raising (Center of Philanthropy) Using the Balanced Scorecard to Implement a Strategic Plan (American Management Association)

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CAREER EXPERIENCES

Associate Dean, Graduate School and Professor, Agricultural Communications, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX 79409. January 2016 to present. (appointment is 50% administration (Associate Dean) 25% teaching, 25% research)

• Associate Dean responsibilities included: o Assist departments, school, and colleges with the development/modification and related

approval processes for all graduate-level courses, certificates, and degree programs. o Manage graduate faculty-related approval processes including applications for adjunct status,

teaching waivers, and external committee member approval. o Manage Graduate Program Review process to ensure compliance with Texas Administrative

Code and SACSCOC accreditation. o Direct Interdisciplinary graduate degree programs (Master’s of Arts and Master’s of

Science—both with resident and distance modalities). o Supervise Graduate School’s Information Technology team and their related project and tasks

including IBM Cognos analytics & dashboard and the implementation of Liaison CRM and Admissions system.

o Lead or participate in the development and implementation of university policies related to graduate education.

o Evaluate Presidential and Graduate Fellowship applications annually. o Represent the interests of the Graduate School at graduate education-related meeting at

national (Council of Graduate Schools), regional (Big 12 school), state (Texas), and institutional (Texas Tech).

o Represent the Graduate School and College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources on the Texas Tech University Strategic Planning Committee (served as co-chair of Student Access and Success Subcommittee and facilitator of five focus group sessions).

• Professor responsibilities included: o Lead instructor for the following courses

ACOM 3302 Advocating for Agriculture ACOM 5302 Knowledge Management & Data Visualization in Agriculture Sciences ACOM 5304 Risk and Crisis Communications in Agriculture and Natural Resources ACOM 5307 Methods of Technological Change AGED 5301 Special Problems: Research Design AGED 7100 Graduate Seminar

o Continue programmatic research and grant writing activities related to agricultural communication and education influences on decision making in the context of water management and conservation.

o Advise graduate-level Agricultural Communications and Agricultural Education majors on course enrollment and thesis/dissertation completion.1

o Mentor assistant and associate-level faculty in their professional development.

1 Graduate advisement responsibilities are listed in Appendix A

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Associate Chair and Professor, Agricultural Communications, Texas Tech University, Dept. of Agricultural Education and Communications, P.O. Box 42131, Lubbock, TX 79409-2131. September 2009 to December 2015. (appointment was 50% teaching, 25% research, and 25% administrative (Graduate Studies Coordinator))

• Associate Chair/Graduate Studies Coordinator (since Fall 2004) responsibilities included: o Developed and implemented of graduate student recruitment and admission activities. o Approval (with appropriate collaboration) student program forms for forwarding to the

Graduate Dean. o Developed new four new course, one certificate, and two graduate degree proposals for

approval. o Coordinated graduate program review processes including preparation of self-study report,

conduct on-site review with external evaluators, and manage approval processes for adjunct Graduate Faculty.

o Reported on results of comprehensive examinations, theses/dissertation progress and outcomes, and degree program outcomes reporting per institutional, State, and/or accreditation requirements.

o Supervised and/or conducted all of the graduate education activities of the unit including graduate assistant orientation and related faculty/student meetings.

o Mentor assistant and associate-level faculty in their professional development. • Professor responsibilities included:

o Lead instructor for the following courses: ACOM 4310 Development of Agricultural Publications ACOM 5302 Knowledge Management & Data Visualization in Agriculture Sciences ACOM 5304 Risk and Crisis Communications in Agriculture and Natural Resources

o Continued programmatic research and grant writing activities related to agricultural communication and education influences on decision making in the context of water management and conservation.

o Directed communication, education, and outreach for Texas Alliance for Water Conservation (TAWC) demonstration and research project.

o Advised graduate-level Agricultural Communications and Agricultural Education majors on course enrollment and thesis/dissertation completion.

Associate Professor, Texas Tech University, Dept. of Agricultural Education and Communications, P.O. Box 42131, Lubbock, TX 79409-2131. July 2002 to August 2009. (appointment was 50% teaching, 25% research, and 25% administrative (Graduate Studies Coordinator))

• Served as lead instructor for the following courses: ACOM 2302 Scientific Communications in Agriculture and Natural Resources ACOM 3300 Communicating Agriculture to the Public ACOM 4100 Seminar in Agricultural Communications ACOM 5001 Contemporary Issues in Agricultural Communications (topics included ethics,

advanced communications planning, and trends, issues, & problems in the profession) ACOM 5304 Risk and Crisis Communications in Agriculture and Natural Resources AGED 5302 Research Methods and Data Analysis in Agricultural and Extension Education AGED 5310 College Teaching in Agriculture AGED 7100 Graduate Seminar AGED 689 Special Topics in Collecting and Analyzing Data in Agricultural Education Research

(Doc@Distance course – Dr. Gary Briers, Texas A&M, lead instructor)


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• Assisted the lead instructor in the following agricultural education courses: ACOM 4100 (Fall 2005): Guest lecture Work/Life Balance ACOM 4100 (Fall 2003): Guest lecture Interviewing: The Employer’s Perspective ACOM 2301 (Fall 2003): Guest lecture Risk Communications AGED 3300 (Fall 2002): Guest lecture Risk Communications AGED 4306 Student Teaching (on-site supervision of teachers)

• Continued programmatic research and grant writing activities related to agricultural communication and education influences on decision making in the context of water management and conservation

• Directed communication, education, and outreach for Texas Alliance for Water Conservation (TAWC) demonstration and research project.

• Assisted in the operations of the Center of Agricultural Technology Transfer (CATT) for the purpose of enhancing the dissemination of agriculture information and research to the residents of west Texas

• Advised graduate-level Agricultural Communications and Agricultural Education majors on course enrollment and thesis completion.

• Assisted with the advisement the Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) student chapter • Recruited students for Agricultural Education and Communications programs • Participated in Doc@Distance planning and coordination meetings

Team Leader, Education Division, National FFA Organization, P.O. Box 68960, Indianapolis, IN 46268. February 1998 to June 2002.

• Provided strategic leadership and vision for the development and delivery of more than $13 million in educational programs, products and services. Program design and process decisions were made under my supervision to satisfy identified educational needs and preferences of the FFA’s national student membership (457,000+) and their teachers (11,000+) and realize the mission and strategic priorities of the National FFA Organization.

• Recruited, selected, coached, counseled, and evaluated 25 professional and support staff in order to realize program excellence and cost effectiveness as well as increase each individual’s capacity to succeed in a positive team environment and a professional learning-centered workplace. During 2001-2002, this included change management activities to transform the Education Division from a programmatic orientation to one centered on business functions.

• Provided leadership towards the creation and implementation of an educational program evaluation system for the National FFA Organization. This includes service on the Information Technology Steering Committee to combine the company’s technology plan with evaluation data collection towards a vision of an on-line student portfolio.

• Served as Publisher of FFA New Horizons. This 36-page student publication is published 6 times a year with a circulation of more than 527,000. The magazine was awarded 1st place at the NAMA Region IV conference in Company Publications—Internal category in 2002.

• Served as project manager for the National FFA Officer selection process (1998-present), New Century Farmer program (1998-2000), Tractor Restoration program (1998-1999) and Risk Management Essay contest (1998-1999).

• Produced organizational position papers and other creative works, authored magazine and journal articles for national publication, and represented the National FFA Organization at specified meetings and events.


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Regional Director, Nonprofit Development, National FFA Foundation, P.O. Box 45205, Madison, WI 53744. January 1996 to February 1998.

• Responsible for all development and fund raising activities from external nonprofit sources (foundations and individuals) in the western half of the United States as well as assisted with U.S.D.A. and U.S.D.E. funding efforts.

• Provided assistance to National FFA Organization staff and other agricultural education groups in areas such as program materials development, National Convention planning, National FFA officers' tour and project status reports to funding sources.

• During my tenure, the 7 person fund raising staff secured more than $14 million in annual gifts and $5.2 million for a capital campaign fund from corporate and nonprofit sources.

Assistant Professor, Iowa State University, Dept. of Agricultural Education and Studies, (.60 FTE). August 1993 to December 1995.

• Lead instructor for the following courses: AGEDS 310 Foundations of Agricultural Education Programs. AGEDS 402 Methods of Teaching in Agricultural Sciences/Agribusiness. AGEDS 511 Instructional and Organizational Issues for Beginning Teachers of Agriculture

Programs — Graduate-level (delivered via distance education and on-site visits). AGEDS 560 Role of Agricultural Education and Agricultural Extension in Technology Transfer

— Graduate-level. • Provided instruction in the following in-service workshops:

Teachers Academy for Food Science, Safety and Nutrition (4 workshops). Integrating the Decisions & Dollars Instructional Materials (July 11, 1995).

• Supervised student teachers and beginning agriculture instructors. • Conducted programmatic research and grant writing activities related to distance education program

development and delivery. • Advised graduate students majors on course enrollment, internship, and dissertation/thesis

completion. • Recruited students for Agricultural Education and Agricultural Studies programs. • Cooperated with the Department of Curriculum and Instruction within the College of Education on

teacher education and distance education instruction and research.

Professor-in-Charge, Agriculture Distance Education Programs, Iowa State University, College of Agriculture, Ames, IA (.40 FTE). August 1993 to December 1995. Position had two primary administrative responsibilities:

(1) B.S. and Masters of Professional Agriculture Degree Programs. Responsibilities were: o Administration of degree programs and supervision of office staff. Represented the College

of Agriculture in distance education meetings and efforts. Recruited and advised distance students.

o Established the schedule of courses for distance delivery for each semester and the appropriate media delivery systems (videotape, satellite and two-way interactive fiber optic).

o Trained and coached College of Agriculture instructors and departments on distance education instructional design and delivery.

o Conducted market research and analysis activities for distance-delivered agriculture courses. Conducted or approved all program-related research efforts. Directed the advertising and promotional efforts of the two degree programs.


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Accomplishments of Professional Agriculture Degree Programs o Completed a comprehensive program evaluation process (with an external review team) of

the Masters and Bachelors of Agriculture degree programs. This was the first such evaluation of an Iowa State University’s distance-delivered degree program.

o Developed and implemented a 4-year rotation of distance education courses within the College of Agriculture thus allowing students to plan and complete their off-campus degree in a timely manner.

o Cooperated with College of Agriculture administration to secure distance education course development funds for involved departments within the College.

o Developed and delivered distance education instructional design and technology training programs for College faculty.

o Developed a partnership for the delivery of ISU 100- and 200-level courses via the Iowa Communications Network (ICN - a two-way full-motion live video & audio delivery system via fiber optics) — delivery began Fall 1994.

o Coordinated with Department of Microbiology, Immunology, and Preventive Medicine (MIPM) for the delivery of courses/Master’s degree via a business partnership agreement with Fort Dodge Laboratories, Mason, IA.

o Developed and implemented a nation-wide marketing plan for the degree programs. Completed a new program brochure and catalog that improved the image of the program as well as streamlined admissions and enrollment procedures.

o Enhanced the program and daily office operations into a single document for faculty review and strategic planning purposes. Developed a computer database for the purpose of improving off-campus student record management and advisement.

(2) Development of the Brenton Center for Agricultural Instruction and Technology Transfer

Chaired the planning committee and oversaw the development of the Brenton Center for Agricultural Instruction and Technology Transfer project. This $1.4 million remodeling project created a multimedia teaching and learning center within the College of Agriculture that included distance delivery capabilities. Personal activity included:

o Clarified the Brenton Center’s features and functions into a single document for planning and promotional efforts. Reviewed selected Iowa and national sites for the purpose of defining Center design features and elements. Met with architects to develop and finalizing the Center design.

o Met with numerous equipment vendors/companies through face-to-face meetings and by telephone in pursuit of product contributions or beta-site agreements. Supervised construction and equipment installation.

o Developed Brenton Center promotional materials for the purpose of soliciting additional Center contributions. Made presentations to current and prospective sponsors. Dedication ceremony media presentation placed 3rd in national competition.

Education Consultant—Agriculture, Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, Madison, WI. December 1990 to July 1993. • Provided statewide leadership and technical assistance in the improvement of Wisconsin's 263 local

agriculture programs (with emphasis on grades 7-12) as well as to the state FFA, FFA Alumni, FFA Foundation, Wisconsin Leadership Council for Ag. Education, Wisconsin Agri-Business Council and other related organizations.

• Directed curriculum development and in-service activities for secondary agriculture instruction (Topics include "Paper Science," "Aquaculture," and "Agricultural Literacy").


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• Initiated and evaluated pilot programs in new agriculture- and FFA-related programming (state-wide pilots include topics of biotechnology, food science, community development, and entrepreneurship).

• Assisted in the development of various components related to the State's School-to-Work educational reform initiative including Tech Prep and Youth Apprenticeship options, State Educational Goals & Learner Outcomes, and the WI Student Assessment System.

• Edited the Focus: Agricultural Education (Wisconsin Ag. Ed. newsletter) and Wisconsin Ag Ed & FFA News (a weekly electronic bulletin board news service).

• Represented Wisconsin at various national meetings related to agricultural education, FFA, and the federal Carl Perkins Vocational Education & Applied Technology Act performance measures and standards.

• Administered federal vocational education (Carl Perkin's Act) and federal civil rights regulations to sixty-four Wisconsin secondary schools districts.

• Coordinated state dissemination of Center for Occupational Research & Development's Applied Biology/Chemistry curriculum.

• Chaired state committee for the establishment of the Wisconsin FFA Center.

Assistant Professor, Texas Tech University, Department of Agricultural Education and Communications, College of Agricultural Sciences, Lubbock, TX. August 1989 to December 1990.

• Professor-in-charge of the Agricultural Communications program. Served as lead instructor for these courses:

AGED 2301 Introduction to Agricultural Education and Information Systems. AGED 4302 Transfer of Agricultural Technology. AGED 3303 Writing for Agriculture (also served as production lab for College’s magazine). AGED 4100 Seminar in Agricultural Communications. AGSC 3301 Agricultural Leadership Principles. AGSC 5301 Advanced Methods of Agricultural Leadership — Graduate level.

• Assisted the lead instructor in the following agricultural education courses: AGED 2300 Introduction to Agricultural Sciences Development. AGED 4304 Methods of Teaching Vocational Agriculture in the High School. AGED 4303 Methods in FFA and Supervised Experience Programs. AGED 5301 Agricultural Education Problems.

• Assisted in the establishment of the Center of Agricultural Technology Transfer (CATT) for the purpose of enhancing the dissemination of agriculture information and research to the residents of west Texas.

• Conducted programmatic research and grant writing activities related to agricultural communications and effective teaching methodologies.

• Advised undergraduate and graduate Agricultural Communications and Agricultural Education majors on course enrollment, internship, and thesis completion. Supervised student teachers and agricultural communications internships. Recruited students for Agricultural Education and Communications programs.

• Cooperated with the colleges of Education and Mass Communications on enhancing degree requirements and student instruction.

• Edited the department's newsletter, recruitment audio/visuals and classroom materials. • Advised the Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) student chapter. Served as National

Executive Secretary-Treasurer for ACT in 1989-90.


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Graduate Teaching Associate, The Ohio State University, Department of Agricultural Education, Columbus, Ohio. September 1987 to August 1989.

• Taught computer laboratory portion of Analysis and Interpretation of Data graduate-level course. Duties included (1) establishment and maintenance of student computing accounts, (2) preparation of materials for class use, and (3) instruction in the use of the university interactive terminal system (WYLBUR) and the SPSSX statistical package.

• Conducted laboratory portion of Methods in Teaching Vocational Agriculture undergraduate-level course. Duties included: (a) instructing the teaching laboratory, (b) evaluating student performance, and (c) preparation of course materials.

• Assisted lead instructor with Instructional Media in Teaching Agriculture undergraduate-level classes and student teaching and first year teacher programs.

• Assisted departmental faculty, staff, and students with data analysis procedures.

Graduate Research Associate, The Ohio State University, Department of Agricultural Education, Columbus, OH. September 1986 to August 1987.

• Assisted with conducting literature reviews, development of instruments, and the collection, analyzing and reporting of descriptive and inferential data on: o Ohio vocational agriculture teacher mobility. o College of Agriculture admissions. o Teacher and supervisor perceptions of vocational teacher abilities.

Agricultural Education Instructor, New Holstein High School, New Holstein, WI. July 1982 to June 1986. • Provided instruction in technical agriculture content and personal skill development via classroom

and laboratory settings for an annual average enrollment of 90 students. • Conducted individualized instruction via Supervised Agricultural Experience programs. • Developed instructional materials for school district and local agriculture-related organizations. • Conducted program planning, public relations and evaluation activities. • Provided leadership for local FFA chapter of 117 FFA members annually. Local achievements

included: o Annual recognition in Chapter Safety, BOAC, and National Chapter awards at the State &

National levels. o Five American FFA Degree recipients and 18 State FFA Degree recipients. o One national FFA Proficiency finalist and 5 State FFA Proficiency winners. o Four national-level judging teams.

• Served as Co-Finance Chairman for Wisconsin Junior Dairymen's Association State Convention, 1984.

Interim Agricultural Education Instructor, Kiel High School, Kiel, WI. 1982. • Provided instruction to Agricultural Education classes and advised FFA chapter in the absence of

regular instructor.

Summer 4-H Agent, UW-Extension Service - Pierce County, Ellsworth, WI. 1981. • Planned and conducted various educational, social and recreational activities for the 4-H youth of

Pierce County which included: (1) project and leadership workshops, (2) three separate camping excursions for the different age groups, and (3) the annual county fair.

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RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES

Summary of Publications While at Texas Tech Total Refereed Journal Articles 27 31 Refereed Research Paper Proceedings 93 115 Research Posters, Carousels and Breakout Presentations

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Invited Manuscripts Popular Press/Non-refereed

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Evaluation Reports, Bulletins and Monographs 2 10 Book Chapters 2 2 Book Reviews 1 1 Invited Presentations 14 25 Critiqued Creative Works 1 2 Editorial Activities 1 4

Summary of Research Funding Total Funded Proposals — $10,279,264 (22 projects) Doerfert portion of Funding — $1,222,817

Experiment Station Project Variables Impacting the Development and Delivery of Effective Distance Education. Project Number

3268. (during Iowa State University tenure)

Refereed Journal Articles (31 total; * indicates student author) Setterbo*, K., Akers, C., Tarpley*, T., Kennedy*, L. Doerfert, D., & Gibson, C. (March 2017 issue).

Going against the grain: Recruiting atypical students into a College of Agriculture. NACTA Journal, 61(1), 46-51.

Meyers, C., Shaw*, K., Irlbeck, E., Doerfert, D., Abrams, K., & Morgan, C. (2015). Identifying agriculturists' online communication tool training needs. Applied Communications, 98(3), 6-20.

Shaw*, K., Meyers, C., Irlbeck, E., Doerfert, D., Abrams, K., & Morgan, C. (2015). Agriculturists’ personal and business use of online communication tools. Journal of Applied Communications, 98(2), 15-29.

White*, D., Meyers, C., Doerfert, D., & Irlbeck, E. (2014). Exploring agriculturalists’ use of social media for agricultural marketing. Journal of Applied Communications, 98(4), 72-85.

Nelson*, W., Doerfert, D. L., Meyers, C., Baker, M., Akers, C., Yamada, M., Nanseki, T., & Roberts, O. (2014). An examination of International Federation of Agricultural Journalists’ involvement in agricultural knowledge mobilization. Journal of Applied Communications, 98(4), 86-98.

Murphrey, T. P., Rutherford, T. A., Doerfert, D., Edgar, L. D., & Edgar, D. W. (2014). An evaluation of usability of a virtual environment for students enrolled in a college of agriculture. Journal of Agricultural Education, 55(4), 38-52. doi: 10.5032/jae.2014.04038

Hall*, K., Meyers, C., Doerfert, D., Akers, C., & Johnson, P. (2013). Recruiting and retaining shareholders for community supported agriculture in Texas. Journal of Applied Communications, 97(4), 33-46.

Murphrey, T. P., Rutherford, T. A., Doerfert, D. L., Edgar, L. D., Edgar D. W., & Leggette*, H. (2013). Chalkboards to virtual environments: Technology's role in expanding the classroom to provide professional development and education for agricultural communicators. Journal of Applied Communications, 97(2), 23-35.

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Irani, T. A., & Doerfert, D. L. (2013). Preparing for the next 150 years of agricultural communications. Journal of Applied Communications, 97(2), 6-13.

Witt*, C., Doerfert, D. L., Ulmer, J., Burris, S., & Lan, W. (2013). An investigation of school connectedness among agricultural education students. Journal of Agricultural Education, 54(2), 186-204. doi: 10.5032/jae.2013.02186

Dodd*, C. D., Burris, S., Fraze, S., Doerfert, D., & McCulloch*, A. (2013). Evaluating the effectiveness of traditional training methods in non-traditional training programs for adult learners through a pre-test/post-test comparison of food safety knowledge. Journal of Agricultural Education, 54(1), 18-30. doi: 10.5032/jae.2013.01018

Settle*, Q., Doerfert, D. L., Irlbeck, E., Akers, C., Burris, S., Wingenbach, G., & Rutherford, T. (2012). The effects of an agricultural communications workshop on self-efficacy and career interest: A comparison between agriculture and non-agriculture students. North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture Journal, 56(4), 71-77.

Edgar, L. D., Edgar, D. W., McGuire*, A., Rutherford, T. A., Doerfert, D. L., Murphrey, T. P. (2012). Crisis communication needs assessment: A Delphi study to enhance instruction for agricultural communicators and other stakeholders. North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture Journal, 56(4), 52-62.

Leggette*, H. R., Witt*, C., Dooley, K. E., Rutherford, T., Murphrey, T., Doerfert, D., & Edgar, L. D. (2012). Experiential learning using Second Life: A content analysis of student reflective writing. Journal of Agricultural Education, 53(3), 124-136. doi: 10.5032/jae.2012.03124

Murphrey, T., Rutherford, T., Doerfert, D. L., Edgar, L., & Edgar, D. (2012). Technology acceptance related to Second Life™, social networking, Twitter™, and content management systems: Are agricultural students ready, willing, and able?" Journal of Agricultural Education, 53(3), 56-70. doi: 10.5032/jae.2012.03056

Meyers, C., Irlbeck, E., Graybill-Leonard*, M., & Doerfert, D. (2011). Advocacy in agricultural social movements: Exploring Facebook as a public relations communication tool. Journal of Applied Communications, 95(3), 68-81. Awarded Journal of Applied Communications’ Article of the Year, 2011

Meyers, C., Irlbeck, E., Graybill-Leonard*, M., & Doerfert, D. (2011). Using Facebook as a communication tool in agricultural-related social movements. Journal of Applied Communications, 95(3), 45-56.

Witt*, C., Doerfert, D., Rutherford, T., Murphrey, T., & Edgar, L. (2011). The contribution of selected instructional methods toward graduate student understanding of crisis communication. Journal of Applied Communications, 95(3), 34-44.

Cooper-Jennett*, K., Akers, C., Doerfert, D., & Chambers, T. (2010). Usability evaluation of an online media resource guide. Journal of Agricultural Education 51(1), 43-54. DOI: 10.5032/jae.2010.01043

Vinyard*, A., Akers, C., Oskam, J., & Doerfert, D. (2008). An examination of the Texas print media’s ability to report objectively on cotton following the dissemination of an agricultural media resource. Journal of Extension, 46(5).

Rayfield*, J., Compton*, K., Doerfert, D., & Fraze, S. (2008). Factors that influence the decision to participate in youth organizations in rural high schools in three states. Journal of Agricultural Education, 49(4), 83-95. doi:10.5032/jae.2008.04083. Awarded Journal of Agricultural Education 3rd Place Article of the Year, 2008.

Doerfert, D. L., Evans, J., Cartmell, D., & Irani, T. (2007). Developing an international framework and agenda for agricultural communications research. Journal of Applied Communications, 91(3&4), 7-21. Awarded Journal of Applied Communications’ Professional Development Article of the Year, 2007.

Doerfert, D. & Miller, R. (2006). What are agriculture industry professionals trying to tell us? Implications for university-level agricultural communications curricula. Journal of Applied Communications, 90(3), 17-31.


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Doerfert, D., Robertson*, T., Akers, C., & Kistler, M. (2005). Farm broadcaster knowledge and beliefs of biotechnology and genetically modified organisms. Awarded Journal of Applied Communications’ Research Article of the Year, 2006.

Simon*, L., Haygood, J., Akers, C., Doerfert, D., & Davis, C., (2005). Master’s level agricultural communications curriculum: A national Delphi study. Journal of Agricultural Education, 46(3), 56-69.

Williams*, K., Doerfert, D. L., Kistler, M., & Thompson, L. (2005). An examination of the food safety information sources and channels utilized and trusted by residents of Lubbock, Texas. Journal of Agricultural Education, 46(3), 70-81.

Cox*, D., Lawver, D. L., Baker, M., & Doerfert, D. (2004). Critical water related curriculum needs as perceived by agricultural science teachers in programs located within the boundaries of the Ogallala Aquifer. Journal of Agricultural Education, 45(4), 22-33.

Doerfert, D. L. (2003). Skate to where others are heading. Journal of Applied Communications, 87(4), 39-42.

Miller, W. W., Miller, G. S., & Doerfert, D. L. (1996). A model program for staff and faculty training in agricultural distance learning. NACTA Journal, 40(3).

Bowen, B. E., & Doerfert*, D. L. (1989). Occupational aspirations of state FFA contest and award winners. The Journal of Agricultural Education, 30(2), 49-54.

Boone*, H. N., Doerfert*, D. L., & Elliot*, J. (1987). Supervised occupational experience programs: History, philosophy, current status, and future implications. The Journal of American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture, 28(4), 57-64.

Refereed Research Papers Proceedings (115 total; * indicates student author) Crayton*, J. L., Doerfert, D. L., Gibson, C. & Irlbeck, E. (2017). Crisis management preparation of

Wisconsin county fairs. Paper presented at Western Region AAAE Research Conference, Fort Collins, CO. Received Distinguished Innovation in Research—Second Runner Up award

O’Neal*, T., Doerfert, D. L., Irlbeck, E., & Gibson, C. (2017). Viewer reactions to agriculture-related Facebook videos: Implications for agricultural literacy efforts. Paper presented at Western Region AAAE Research Conference, Fort Collins, CO.

Meyers, C., Rodgers*, L., Steede*, G., Doerfert, D., & Irlbeck, E. (2017). Agricultural communicators’ professional development needs within career stages. Paper presented at the 2017 Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences, New Orleans, LA.

King*, J., Meyers, C., Baker, M., & Doerfert, D. (2017, May). International rural development nonprofit organizations’ use of Facebook: A content analysis. Paper presented at the National AAAE Research Conference, San Luis Obispo, CA.

McLerran*, E., Irlbeck, E. G., Meyers, C., Doerfert, D. L., & Seltzer, T. (2016). Agricultural communications student confidence level and preparedness for employment at Texas Tech University. Paper presented at Western Region AAAE Research Conference, Tucson, AZ.

King*, J., Meyers, C., Baker, M., & Doerfert, D. (2016). International rural development nonprofit organizations’ use of Facebook: A content analysis. Paper presented at Western Region AAAE Research Conference, Tucson, AZ. Received Distinguished Manuscript award.

King*, J., Meyers, C., Doerfert, D., & Baker, M. (2016). Building an online community: A qualitative study of online media use by international rural development nonprofit organizations. Paper presented at Western Region AAAE Research Conference, Tucson, AZ.

Jackson*, R. B., Akers, C., Doerfert, D., Brashears, T., Irlbeck, E., & Tarpley*, T. (2016). Major commitment as a predictor of student success. Proceedings of the 2016 North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Conference, University of Hawaii, Mãnoa.

King*, J., Meyers, C., Doerfert, D., & Baker, M. (2016). International rural development non-profit organizations’ use of Twitter: A content analysis. Paper presented at the 2016 Association for


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Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences, Memphis, TN.

Setterbo*, K., Akers, C., Doerfert, D., Gibson, C., & Tarpley*, T. (2015). Going against the grain: Recruiting atypical students into a college of agriculture. Proceedings of the 2015 American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Corvallis, OR.

West, C. P., Maas, S. J., Kellison, R., Brown, C. P., Borgstedt, S., Johnson, P. N., Doerfert, D. L., Pate, J., & Yates, J. (2014). Promoting conservation of irrigation water in the Texas High Plains. Paper presented at the ASA, CSSA, and SSSA Annual Meeting, Long Beach, CA.

Clem*, C. A., Doerfert, D. L., Akers, C., Burris, S., & Brigham, K. (2014). Expected as a minimum or no longer needed: examining which employment-ready competencies may no longer be needed in agricultural communications programs. Paper presented at the 2014 American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Kailua-Kona, HI.

Jurek*, F., Doerfert, D. L., Meyers, C., Irlbeck, E., & Miller, M. (2014). The influence of information formatting on consumer understanding of beef processing. Paper presented at the 2014 American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Kailua-Kona, HI.

Nelson*, W., Doerfert, D., Meyers, C., Baker, M., Akers, C., Yamada, M., Nanseki, T., & Roberts, O. (2014). An examination of the International Federation of Agricultural Journalists’ involvement in agriculture knowledge mobilization. Paper presented at the 2014 Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences, Portland OR.

White*, D., Meyers, C., Doerfert, D., & Irlbeck, E., (2014). Exploring agriculturalists’ use of social media for agri-marketing. Paper presented at the 2014 Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences, Portland OR.

Clem*, C., Doerfert, D., Akers, C., Burris, S., & Bigham, K. (2014). Knowledge, skills, and competencies needed for agricultural communications graduates: A Delphi study. Proceedings of the 2014 American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Research Conference, Salt Lake City, UT.

Meyers, C., Shaw*, K., Irlbeck, E., Doerfert, D., Abrams, K., & Morgan, C. (2014). Identifying agriculturists’ online communication tools training needs. Proceedings of the 2014 American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Research Conference, Salt Lake City, UT.

Hill*, N., Doerfert, D. L., Akers, C., & Meyers, C. (2014). The capacity of Texas Alliance for Water Conservation (TAWC) producers to share information with other producers: A social network analysis of within and outside of project interaction. Proceedings of the 2014 American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Research Conference, Salt Lake City, UT.

Shaw*, K., Meyers, C., Irlbeck, E., Doerfert, D., Abrams, K., & Morgan, C. (2014). Agriculturists’ personal and business use of online communication tools. Proceedings of the 2014 American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Research Conference, Salt Lake City, UT.

Kellison, R., Allen, V. G., Brown, C. P., Doerfert, D. L., Johnson, P. N., Maas, S. J., & West, C. P. (2013). Using forages to conserve water in semi-arid irrigated cropping systems. Proceedings of the 22nd International Grassland Congress, Syndey, Australia.

White*, D., Meyers, C. A., Doerfert, D. L., & Irlbeck, E. G. (2013). Exploring agriculturalists’ use of social media for agri-marketing. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Western Region American Association for Agricultural Education, Lubbock, TX.

Shaw*, K. F., Meyers, C. A., Irlbeck, E. G., Doerfert, D. L., Abrams, K. M., & Morgan, A. C. (2013). Agriculturists’ personal and business use of online communication tools. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Western Region American Association for Agricultural Education, Lubbock, TX. Received Outstanding Research Presentation Award.

Hall*, K., Meyers, C., Doerfert, D., Akers, C., & Johnson, P. (2013). Recruiting and retaining shareholders for community supported agriculture in Texas. Paper presented at Association for


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Communication Excellence (ACE) in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences Conference, Indianapolis, IN. Received Outstanding Research Paper Award.

Doerfert, D., Kellison, R., Johnson, P., Maas, S., & Weinheimer, J. (2012). Crop production water management tools for West Texas farmers. Paper presented at the 2012 American Water Resources Association (AWRA) Annual Conference, Jacksonville, FL.

Doerfert, D. & Rutherford, T. (2012). Use of multi-user virtual environments (MUVEs) for training purposes. Paper presented at the 2012 American Water Resources Association (AWRA) Annual Conference, Jacksonville, FL.

Rutherford, T., Leggette*, H., Murphrey, T., Doerfert, D., Witt*, C., Edgar, L., & Edgar, D. (2012, June). My second life: Lessons learned from the front line. Proceedings of the 2012 North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Conference, University of Wisconsin-River Falls, River Falls, WI.

Doerfert, D. L., Graber*, L., Meyers, C., & Irlbeck, E. (2012, May). Traditional and social media channels used by Texas agricultural producers. Proceedings of the 2012 American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Research Conference, Ashville, NC.

Graber*, L., Doerfert, D. L., Meyers, C. A., & Irlbeck, E. G. (2012). Traditional and social media channels used by Texas agricultural producers. Proceedings of the American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Bellingham, WA.

Hall*, K., Meyers, C., Doerfert, D., Akers, C., & Johnson, P. (2012, April). Factors influencing membership in community supported agriculture in Texas. Proceedings of the American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Bellingham, WA.

Sullivan*, N., & Doerfert, D. (2011, November). The water management and conservation instructional needs of Texas agriculture science teachers. Proceedings of the 2011 American Water Resources Association (AWRA) Annual Conference, Albuquerque, NM.

Graber*, L., & Doerfert, D. (2011, November). The use of communication channels including social media technologies by agricultural producers and stakeholders in the State of Texas. Proceedings of the 2011 American Water Resources Association (AWRA) Annual Conference, Albuquerque, NM.

Doerfert, D., Meyers, C., Irlbeck, E., & Akers, C. (2011, November). What we know about disseminating water management information to various stakeholders. Proceedings of the 2011 American Water Resources Association (AWRA) Annual Conference, Albuquerque, NM.

Doerfert, D., Meyers, C., Frederick*, C., & Ulmer, J. (2011, November). The attitudes and opinions of agricultural producers toward sustainable agriculture on the High Plains of Texas. Proceedings of the 2011 American Water Resources Association (AWRA) Annual Conference, Albuquerque, NM.

Doerfert, D., Meyers, C., Irlbeck, E., & Akers, C. (2011, July). What we know about disseminating water management information to various stakeholders. Proceedings of the 2011 Universities Council on Water Resources (UCOWR)/National Institutes for Water Resources (NIWR) Annual Conference, Boulder, CO.

McGuire*, A., Edgar, L., Edgar, D., Rutherford, T., Doerfert, D., & Murphrey, T. (2011, June). Crisis communication needs assessment: A Delphi study to enhance instruction for agricultural communicators and other stakeholders. Oral presentation at the 2011 North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Conference, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.

Murphrey, T. P., Sudduth*, A., Rutherford, T., Leggette*, H., Doerfert, D., Edgar, L. D., & Edgar, D. (2011, June). Student technology acceptance: Implications for teaching in colleges of agriculture. Oral presentation at the 2011 North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Conference, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.

Meyers, C., Graybill*, M., Doerfert, D., & Irlbeck, E., (2011, June). Advocating for agriculture: Exploring Facebook as a public relations communication tool in agricultural-related social movements. Paper presented at Association of Communication Excellence (ACE) in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences annual meeting, Denver, CO.


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Witt*, C., Doerfert, D., Rutherford, T., Murphrey, T., & Edgar, L. (2011). The contribution of selected instructional methods toward graduate student understanding of crisis communication. Presented at the 2011 Association for Communication Excellence (ACE) in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences annual meeting, Denver, CO.

Meyers, C., Irlbeck, E., Graybill*, M., & Doerfert, D. (2011, April). Exploring Facebook as a public relations communication tool for advocacy in agricultural social movements. Proceedings of the 2011 American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Research Conference, Fresno, CA.

Graybill*, M., Meyers, C., Doerfert, D., & Irlbeck, E. (2011, April). The use of Facebook as a communication tool in agricultural-related social movements. Proceedings of the 2011 American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Research Conference, Fresno, CA.

Settle*, Q., Akers, C. L., Doerfert, D. L., Irlbeck, E. G., Hall*, K., & Martinez*, L. (2010, June). The effect of an agricultural communications workshop on urban high school students: Comparison between agriculture and non-agriculture students. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA), State College, PA.

Edgar, L., Hopper, K., Rutherford, T., Murphrey, T., & Doerfert, D. (2010, May). A crisis communications needs assessment of agricultural industry professionals to determine best practices for Second Life simulations. Paper presented at the 26th annual Association for International Agricultural and Extension Education (AIAEE) Conference, Saskatoon, Canada.

McCulloch*, A., Burris, S., Doerfert, D., & Ulmer, J. D. (2010, April). What works? A needs pre-assessment for food safety training. Proceedings of the 2010 American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Research Conference, Great Falls, MT.

Settle*, Q., Pate*, D. K., Doerfert, D., Burris, S., Akers, C., & Lawver, D. (2010, February). A comparison of perceived knowledge levels for participants of agricultural communications workshops. Proceedings of the 2010 American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Southern Region Research Conference, Orlando, FL.

Settle*, Q., Doerfert, D., Akers, C., & Burris, S. (2010, February). The relationship between changes in self-efficacy and career interest for participants in an agricultural communications workshop. Proceedings of the 2010 American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Southern Region Research Conference, Orlando, FL.

Settle*, Q., Doerfert, D. L., Akers, C., & Burris, S. (2009, February). The effect of an agricultural communications workshop on urban high school student career-related self-efficacy levels. Proceedings of the 2009 Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists’ Agricultural Communications Conference, Atlanta, GA.

Settle*, Q., Doerfert, D. L., Burris, S., & Akers, C. (2009, February). Changes in career interest levels for urban participants as a result of an agricultural communications workshop. Proceedings of 2009 American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Southern Region Research Conference, Atlanta, GA.

Leigh*, K., & Doerfert, D. L. (2008, November). Farm-based water management research shared through a community of practice model. Proceedings of the 44th Annual American Water Resources Association (AWRA) Conference, New Orleans, LA.

Miller*, R., Dooley, K., Doerfert, D., Burris, S., Murphrey, T., & Dooley, L. (2008, May). Web-based communication tools in support of a distributed community of practice. Proceedings of the National American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference. Reno, NV.

Miller*, R., Doerfert, D., Dooley, K., Murphrey, T., Burris, S., & Dooley, L. (2008, May). The importance of community to online students. Proceedings of the National American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, Reno, NV.

West*, L., Akers, C., Doerfert, D., Fraze, S., & Burris, S. (2008, May). Evaluation of the professional development status of the Agricultural Media Summit sponsoring organizations’ active members.


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Proceedings of the National American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference. Reno, NV.

Miller*, R., Doerfert, D., Dooley, K., Murphrey, T., Burris, S., & Dooley, L. (2008, April). The importance of community to online students. Proceedings of the American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Research Conference, Park City, UT.

Miller*, R., Dooley, K., Doerfert, D., Burris, S., Murphrey, T., & Dooley, L. (2008, April). Web-based communication tools in support of a distributed community of practice. Proceedings of the American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Research Conference, Park City, UT.

Cooper*, K., Akers, C., Doerfert, D., Chambers, T., & Davis, C. (2008, February). Usability evaluation of an online media resource guide. Proceedings of the 2008 Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists, Dallas, TX.

Fritz*, K., Doerfert, D., & Brashears, T. (2007). Identification of the factors that should guide research efforts to determine the impact and effectiveness of students using iPods and other portable media devices in the classroom. Paper accepted for presentation at the 2007 Association for Career & Technical Education Research Conference, Las Vegas, NV, December 12-13, 2007.

Fritz*, K., Brashears, T., & Doerfert, D. (2007). Impact and effectiveness of student iPod users and mid-term exam scores. Paper accepted for presentation at the 2007 Association for Career & Technical Education Research Conference, Las Vegas, NV, December 12-13, 2007.

Rayfield*, J., Compton*, K., Doerfert, D., & Fraze, S. (2007). Factors that influence the decision to participate in youth leadership development opportunities in rural high schools in three southern states. Paper accepted for presentation at the 2007 Association for Career & Technical Education Research Conference, Las Vegas, NV, December 12-13, 2007.

Pauley*, P.S., Baker, M., Smith, J., Doerfert, D., & Kelly, P. (2007). Political and civic engagement of agriculture producers who operate in selected Idaho and Texas counties dependent on irrigation. Paper presented at the 2007 Universities Council on Water Resources (UCOWR)/National Institutes for Water Resources (NIWR) Annual Conference, Boise, ID.

Keller*, J., Doerfert, D., Johnson, J., Burris, S., & Akers, C. (2007). Factors influencing beef cattle producers’ e-commerce behaviors. Proceedings of the American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Research Conference, Cody, WY.

West*, L., Akers, C., Davis, C., Doerfert, D., Fraze, S., & Burris, S. (2007). Evaluation of the professional development status of the agricultural media summit-sponsoring organizations’ Active members. Proceedings of the Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists, Mobile, AL.

Campbell*, M., Davis., C. S., Akers, C., Doerfert, D., & Fraze, S. (2006). Cognitive and affective responses by Lubbock chamber of commerce affiliates to agricultural news. Research proceedings of the Association for Communication Excellence (ACE) in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences, Quebec City, Canada.

Hein*, J., Akers, C., Doerfert, D. L., & Davis, C. S. (2006). Initial exploration of the Texas print media’s utilization of an agricultural media resource guide. Research proceedings of the Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences, Quebec City, Canada.

Hein*, J., Akers, C., Doerfert, D. L., & Davis, C. S. (2006). Initial exploration of the Texas print media’s utilization of an agricultural media resource guide. Research proceedings of the American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Research Conference, Boise, ID.

Campbell*, M., Davis., C. S., Akers, C., Doerfert, D., & Fraze, S. (2006). Cognitive and affective responses by Lubbock chamber of commerce affiliates to agricultural news. Proceedings of the Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists Conference, Orlando, FL.

Rayfield*, J., Compton*, K., Doerfert, D., Fraze, S., Davis, C., & Akers, C. (2006). Factors that influence the decision to participate in youth leadership development opportunities in rural high schools in three southern states. Proceedings of the Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists Conference, Orlando, FL.


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Davis, C. S., Akers, C. L., Cepica, M., Doerfert, D., Fraze, S., & Lawver, D. (2005). Cognitive responses by West Texas Hispanic/Latinos to agricultural news: A comparison of four English and Spanish presentation media. Research Proceedings of the Association for Communication Excellence (ACE) in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences Annual Conference, San Antonio.

Kistler, M., Jones*, K., Baker, M. T., & Doerfert, D. L. (2005). Attitudinal variability among southern High Plains cotton producers toward integrated crop/livestock systems. Research Proceedings of the Association for International Agricultural Education and Extension (AIAEE) Annual Conference, San Antonio, TX.

Akers, C., Doerfert, D. L., Casabonne*, K., Fraze, S., & Davis, C. S. (2005). An initial investigation of emotional intelligence and level of bias among Texas agricultural reporters. Proceedings of the American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, San Antonio.

Davis, C. S., Akers, C. L., Doerfert, D., Kieth, T. L., & McGregor, K. W. (2005). Special needs students and competitive livestock exhibition: A case study of perceived benefits with an Autistic child. Proceedings of the American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, San Antonio.

Vinyard*, A., Akers, C., Doerfert, D. L., Davis, C. S., & Oskam, J. (2005). An examination of the Texas print media’s ability to report objectively on cotton following dissemination of an agricultural media resource. Proceedings of the American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, San Antonio.

Doerfert, D. L., Akers, C., Davis, C. S., Smith, J., Kieth, L., & Kistler, M. (2005). Information sources and channels used by farmers and ranchers when making water management decisions within the southern Ogallala Aquifer region. Proceedings of the 24th American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Prescott, AZ.

Davis, C. S., Akers, C. L., Cepica, M., Doerfert, D., Fraze, S., & Lawver, D. (2005). Cognitive responses by West Texas Hispanic/Latinos to agricultural news: A comparison of four English and Spanish presentation media. Research Proceedings of the 24th American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Prescott, AZ.

Findley*, M., Doerfert, D. L., Akers, C. L., Davis, C. S., Casabonne*, K., & Martinez*, B. (2005). Preliminary needs-based priorities for emotional intelligence in agricultural communications. Proceedings of the 24th American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Prescott, AZ.

Vinyard*, A., Akers, C., Doerfert, D. L., Davis, C. S., & Oskam, J. (2005). An examination of the Texas print media’s ability to report objectively on cotton following dissemination of an agricultural media resource. Proceedings of the 24th American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Prescott, AZ.

Davis, C. S., Akers, C. L., Cepica, M., Doerfert, D., Fraze, S., & Lawver, D. (2005). Cognitive responses by West Texas Hispanic/Latinos to agricultural news: A comparison of four English and Spanish presentation media. Research Proceedings of the 55th Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists, Little Rock, AR.

Martinez*, B., Beesley*, A., Doerfert, D. L., & Akers, C. L. (2004). The need for the inclusion of emotional intelligence in the agricultural education curriculum: a literature review. Proceedings of the 31st American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, St. Louis, MO.

Simon*, L. A., Haygood, J. D., Akers, C. L., Doerfert, D. L., Davis, C. S., & Bullock, S. R., (2004). Master’s level agricultural communications curriculum: A national Delphi Study. Proceedings of the 31st American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, St. Louis, MO.

Williams*, K., Doerfert, D. L., Kistler, M., & Thompson, L. (2004). An examination of the food safety information sources and channels utilized and trusted by residents of Lubbock, Texas. Proceedings of the 31st American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, St. Louis, MO.


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Davis, C. S., Akers, C. L., Doerfert, D., Kieth, T. L., & McGregor, K. W. (2005). Special needs students and competitive livestock exhibition: A case study of perceived benefits with an autistic child. Proceedings of the 23rd American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Honolulu, HI.

Robertson*, J. T., Doerfert, D. L., Akers, C., & Kistler, M. (2004). Farm broadcaster knowledge and beliefs of biotechnology and genetically modified organisms. Proceedings of the 23rd American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Honolulu, HI.

Simon*, L. A., Haygood, J. D., Akers, C. L., Doerfert, D. L., Davis*, C. S., & Bullock*, S. R., (2004). Master’s level agricultural communications curriculum: A national Delphi Study. Proceedings of the 23rd American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Honolulu, HI.

Saunders*, C., Akers, C., Haygood, J., Lawver, D., Doerfert, D., & Davis, C. S., (2004). World Wide Web coverage of agricultural issues: A content analysis. Proceedings of the 23rd American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Honolulu, HI.

Baker, M., Kistler, M., Doerfert, D. L., & Jones*, K., (2004). Attitudinal variability among southern High Plains cotton producers toward integrated crop/livestock systems. Proceedings of the 23rd American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Honolulu, HI.

Cox*, D., Lawver, D., Baker, M., & Doerfert, D. L. (2004). Identifying factors associated with the teaching of water issues in secondary agricultural science programs. Proceedings of the 23rd American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Honolulu, HI.

Cox*, D., Lawver, D., Baker, M., & Doerfert, D. L. (2004). Critical water related curriculum needs as perceived by agricultural science teachers in programs located within the boundaries of the Ogallala Aquifer. Proceedings of the 23rd American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Honolulu, HI.

Simon*, L. A., Haygood, J., Akers, C., Doerfert, D. L., Davis*, C. S., & Bullock*, S. (2004). Master’s level agricultural communications curriculum: A national Delphi study. Research Proceedings of the 54th Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists Agricultural Communications, Tulsa, OK.

Doerfert, D.L. (2003). Oregon’s vote to label genetically engineered foods: A case study of the public information that influenced Oregon voters. Research Proceedings of the Agricultural Communicators in Education (ACE) Annual Meeting, Kansas City, MO.

Whaley, S. R., & Doerfert, D. L. (2003). Is your food safe or scary? How U.S. news magazines communicated food safety issues, 1990-2000. Research Proceedings of the Agricultural Communicators in Education (ACE Annual Meeting, Kansas City, MO.

Doerfert, D.L. (2003). Agricultural literacy: A review of research studies conducted by the agricultural education profession. Proceedings of the 22nd American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Portland, OR.

Simon*, L. A., Robertson*, J. T., & Doerfert, D. L. (2003). The inclusion of risk communications in the agricultural communications curriculum: A pre-needs assessment. Proceedings of the 22nd American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Portland, OR.

Marlatt*, B., Beesley*, A., Doerfert, D. L., & Akers, C. (2003). The need for the inclusion of emotional intelligence in the agricultural education curriculum: A literature review. Proceedings of the 22nd American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference Portland, OR.

Doerfert, D. L., Akers, C., Haygood, J. & Kistler, M. (2003). Oregon’s Ballot Measure 27: What can we learn from the vote to label genetically engineered foods? Research Proceedings of the National Agri-Marketing Association (NAMA) Conference, San Diego, CA.


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Miller, W. W., Doerfert, D. L., Gray*, T. & Webster*, J. C. (1997, June). Education and informational needs of adults employed in the industry of agriculture. Paper presented at the 43rd Annual North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Conference, Ames, IA.

Webster*, J. C., Miller, W. W., & Doerfert, D. L. (1997, June). High school students’ knowledge of college-level animal science: A regional study. Paper presented at the 43rd Annual North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Conference, Ames, IA.

Miller, W. W., King*, J. C. & Doerfert, D. L. (1996, June). Evaluating interaction in the distance education setting. Paper presented at the 43rd Annual North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Conference, Crookston, MN.

King*, J. C., Doerfert, D. L. & Miller, W. W. (1996, March). Distributed learning and interaction: The classroom and beyond. Paper presented at the 50th Annual American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE), St. Louis, MO.

Doerfert, D. L. & King*, J. C. (1995, December). Interaction in distance education: A comparison of student needs and course performance. Paper presented at the American Vocational Education Research Association (AVERA) Conference, Denver, CO.

King*, J.C., & Doerfert, D. L. (1995, December 1995). Interaction in the distance education setting. Paper presented at the 21st Annual American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Meeting, Denver, CO.

Doerfert, D. L., Miller, G., & Miller, W.W. (August 1995). A model program for staff and faculty training in agricultural distance learning. Paper presented at the 11th Annual Conference on Distance Teaching and Learning, Madison, WI.

Wright*, P., Elliot, J. F., & Doerfert, D. L. (1995, April). Financial management: Knowledge and attitudes of secondary agricultural education students. Paper presented at the 14th Annual American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Phoenix, AZ.

Doerfert, D. L., & Miller, W. W. (1995, March). Students’ orientation to learning and their resulting course performance when served by three instructional delivery means. Paper presented at the 49th Annual American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE), St. Louis, MO.

Doerfert, D. L., & Miller, G. (1995, March). Conceptualizing research in agricultural distance education. Paper presented at the 49th Annual American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE), St. Louis, MO.

Miller, G., & Doerfert, D. L. (1995, February). Experiences with an off-campus agriculture degree program: The graduate perspective. Paper presented at the 17th Annual Association for Educational Communications & Technology Conference, Anaheim, CA.

Miller, G., & Doerfert, D. L. (1995, February). Teaching through fiber-optic telecommunications technology: Possibilities and priorities for agriculture. Paper presented at the 17th Annual Association for Educational Communications & Technology Conference, Anaheim, CA.

Doerfert, D. L., & Miller, W. W. (1994, December). A qualitative analysis of students served by three instructional delivery means. Paper published in the proceedings of the 20th Annual American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, Dallas, TX.

Doerfert, D. L., & Barrick, R. K. (1990, November). Beginning vocational education teacher perceptions of their pedagogical knowledge and their performance on the professional knowledge portion of the National Teacher Exam. Paper presented at the 17th Annual American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, Cincinnati, OH.

Doerfert, D. L. (1990, July). Communication skills competence of beginning vocational agriculture teachers in Ohio. Paper presented at the annual International Agricultural Communicators in Education (ACE) Conference, St. Paul, MN.

Doerfert, D. L. (1990, April). Communication skills competence of beginning vocational agriculture teachers in Ohio. Proceedings of the American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Meeting, Fresno, CA.


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Doerfert, D. L., & Barrick, R. K. (1989, December). Performance of Ohio vocational agriculture teachers on the National Teacher Exam core battery tests. Proceedings of the 16th Annual American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Meeting, Orlando, FL.

Barrick, R. K., & Doerfert, D. L. (1989, December). Assessing performance and planning in-service needs of first-year vocational agriculture teachers. Proceedings of the 16th Annual American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Meeting, Orlando, FL.

Doerfert*, D. L., & Barrick, R. K. (1989, February). Teacher and supervisor perceptions of vocational agriculture teacher abilities. Paper presented at the 43rd Annual Annual American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Central States Conference, Chicago, IL.

Bowen, B. E., Doerfert*, D. L., & Horkheimer, D. (1988, April). Occupational aspirations of state FFA contest and award winners. Paper presented at the Annual American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Eastern Region Conference, University Park, PA.

Warmbrod, J. R., & Doerfert*, D. L. (1987, December). The college preparatory curriculum and academic performance in college: How does vocational agriculture fit into the picture? Paper presented at the 14th Annual American Association of Agricultural Education (AAAE) Meeting, Las Vegas, NV.

Research Posters, Carousels and Breakout Presentations (43 total; * indicates student author) Currier*, M. M., Doerfert, D. L., Phillips, R., Akers, C., & Fraze, S. (2017). Supervisor influence and

reflections on a student’s Congressional internship experience. Proceedings of the 2017 American Association of Agricultural Educators (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Fort Collins, CO.

Ornbaun*, L., Doerfert, D. L., Fraze, S., & Burris, S. (2017). Factors affecting school connectedness among agricultural education students in Colusa County, California. Proceedings of the 2017 American Association of Agricultural Educators (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Fort Collins, CO.

King*, J., Curry*, W. A., Meyers, C., Doerfert, D., & Burris, S. (2015). Perceptions of online swine auction websites: A qualitative study. Proceedings of the 2015 American Association of Agricultural Educators (AAAE) National Conference, San Antonio, TX. Received Distinguished Research Poster award

Hamman*, K., Irlbeck, E., Meyers, C., Gibson, G., Doerfert, D., Akers, C., Fraze, S., & Brashears, T. (2015). Creating an agricultural communications service center. Proceedings of the 2015 American Association of Agricultural Educators (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Corvallis, OR.

King, J., Curry, W. A., Meyers, C., Doerfert, D., & Burris, S. (2015). Perceptions of online swine auction websites: A qualitative study. Proceedings of the 2015 American Association of Agricultural Educators National Conference. San Antonio, TX.

Krause*, A., Meyers, C., Shaw, K., Doerfert, D., Irlbeck, E., Abrams, K., & Morgan, C. (2014). Identifying agriculturists’ motivations and barriers to participate in online communication tool training workshops. Proceedings of the 2014 American Association of Agricultural Educators National Conference. Salt Lake City, UT.

Gibson*, C., Irlbeck, E., Doerfert, D., Meyers, C., & Akers, C. (2014). Creating communicators of tomorrow: Hosting a nominal group process meeting to evaluate and revise an agricultural communications degree program. Proceedings of the 2014 American Association of Agricultural Educators National Conference. Salt Lake City, UT.

Doerfert, D. L. (2013). The Texas Alliance for Water Conservation: An Integrated Water Resources Management Project. Poster presented at Engagement Scholarship Consortium, Lubbock, TX.

Krause*, A., Meyers, C., Shaw, K., Doerfert, D., Irlbeck, E., Abrams, K., & Morgan, C. (2013). Identifying Agriculturists’ motivations and barriers to participate in online communication tool training workshops. Research poster presented at the annual meeting of the Western Region


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American Association for Agricultural Education, Lubbock, TX. Received Fourth Place Research Poster award.

Hill*, N., & Doerfert, D. L. (2013). Identifying the information exchange patterns that exist within an agriculture production demonstration project through the use of Social Network Analysis. Research poster presented at the annual meeting of the Western Region American Association for Agricultural Education, Lubbock, TX. Received Fifth Place Research Poster award.

Hill*, N., & Doerfert, D. L. (2013). Using NodeXL for Social Network Analysis and adoption-related research. Innovative Idea poster presented at the annual meeting of the Western Region American Association for Agricultural Education, Lubbock, TX. Received Third Place Innovative Idea Poster Award.

Hall*, K., Meyers, C., Doerfert, D., Akers, C., & Johnson, P. (2013). Recruiting Shareholders for Community Supported Agriculture Enterprises in Texas. Refereed poster session presented at AAAE National Research Conference, Columbus, OH

Witt*, C., Doerfert, D., Irani, T., Rutherford, T., Murphrey, T., Edgar, L., & Edgar, D. (2012, May). Using cognitive style to group graduate students in a virtual team environment. Poster presented at National American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, Asheville, NC.

Sullivan*, N., Doerfert, D. L., Meyers, C., Irlbeck, E., & Akers, C. (2011, November). The issues that matter most to agricultural stakeholders: A framework for future research. Poster presented at the 47th Annual American Water Resources Association (AWRA) Conference, Albuquerque, NM.

Rutherford, T., Doerfert, D., Murphrey, T., Edgar, L., Leggette*, H., & Dooley, K. (2011, June). Experiential learning, does the medium matter? Traditional case studies vs. Second Life®. Poster presentation at the 2011 North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Conference, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.

Witt*, C., Doerfert, D., Rutherford, T., Murphrey, T., & Edgar, L. (2011, June). Analysis of pre- and post-assessment items in a graduate-level risk & crisis communication course. Poster presentation at the 2011 North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Conference, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.

Witt*, C., Doerfert, D., Rutherford, T., Murphrey, T., & Edgar, L. (2011, June). The contribution of selected instructional methods toward graduate student understanding of crisis communication. Poster presentation at the 2011 North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture Conference (NACTA), University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.

Barr*, K. E., Irlbeck, E. G., Akers, C. L., Meyers, C. A., Doerfert, D. L., & Shultz*, A. M. (2010, May). Improving undergraduate curriculum: What do our alumni think? Poster presented at the American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, Omaha, NE.

Graber*, L., Doerfert, D., & Witt*, C. (2011, April). A framework for crisis management in agriculture. Refereed poster session presented at American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Fresno, CA.

Barr*, K., Irlbeck, E., Akers, C., Meyers, C., Doerfert, D. & Shultz*, A. (2010, April). Improving undergraduate curriculum: What do our alumni think? Referred poster session presented at American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Great Falls, MT. Received Third Place Research Poster award.

Jones*, H., Doerfert, D., & Meyers, C. (2010, April). The influence of a professional development workshop on secondary agriscience instruction. Poster presented at American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Great Falls, MT.

Edgar, L., Hopper*, K., Rutherford, T., Murphrey, T., & Doerfert, D. (2010, February). Industry professionals’ perceptions of crisis communications educational needs for new professionals and best practices for Second Life© simulations. Poster presented at the 2010 Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists’ conference, Orlando, FL. Received Outstanding Poster Presentation award for SAAS AGCOMM section.


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Williams*, C., Doerfert, D. L., Baker, M., & Akers, C. (2008, November). Developing tomorrow’s water researchers today. Poster presented at the 44th Annual American Water Resources Association (AWRA) Conference, New Orleans, LA.

Newsom*, M., Doerfert, D. L., & Carr, J. (2008, November). An exploratory analysis of the ruralpolitan population and their attitudes toward water management and conservation. Poster accepted for presentation at the 44th Annual American Water Resources Association (AWRA) Conference, New Orleans, LA.

Wilkinson*, J., & Doerfert, D. L. (2008, November). The critical role of the community coordinator in facilitating an agriculture water management and conservation community of practice. Poster accepted for presentation at the 44th Annual American Water Resources Association (AWRA) Conference, New Orleans, LA.

Miller*, R., Doerfert, D., Dooley, K., Murphrey, T., Burris, S., & Dooley, L. (2008, May). Is a sense of community important to distance students? Poster presented at the American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, Reno, NV.

Newsom*, M., Doerfert, D. Carr*, J., Burris, S. & Baker, M. (2008, May). An exploratory analysis of the growing ruralpolitan population. Poster presented at the American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, Reno, NV. Received First Place Research Poster award.

Settle*, Q., Doerfert, D., & Akers, C. (2008, May). College-decision web for prospective college of agriculture students. Poster presented at the American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, Reno, NV

Miller*, R., Doerfert, D., Dooley, K., Murphrey, T., Burris, S., & Dooley, L. (2008, May). Establishing a community of practice with web-based communication tools. Poster presented at the American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, Reno, NV

Irlbeck, E., Akers, C., Doerfert, D., & Oshel*, A. (2008, May). A model to increase media coverage of agricultural topics and issues. Poster presented at the National American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference, Reno, NV

Newsom*, M., Doerfert, D., Carr,* J., Burris, S. & Baker, M. (2008, April). An exploratory analysis of the growing ruralpolitan population. Poster presented at the American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Western Region Conference, Park City, UT. Received First Place Research Poster award

Edgar, L., Miller, R., & Doerfert, D. (2007). How do we value water? A multi-state perspective. Poster presented at the AWRA 43rd Annual Water Resources Conference, November 12-15, 2007, Albuquerque, NM.

Findley, M., & Doerfert, D. (2007). Considering conservation outreach through the framework of behavioral economics: a review of literature. Poster presented at the AWRA 43rd Annual Water Resources Conference, November 12-15, 2007, Albuquerque, NM.

Burris, S. & Doerfert, D. (2007). The connected classroom: Student perceptions of technology assisted instruction. Poster presented at the 53rd Annual AAAE Conference, Champaign, IL.

Burris, S. & Doerfert, D. (2007). Research methods, statistics, and problem-based learning: an active learning mix that works. Poster presented at the 53rd Annual AAAE Conference, Champaign, IL.

Couts, M., Chudalla, S., Findley, M., & Doerfert, D. (2006). Conservation outreach communications: A framework for structuring conservation outreach campaigns. Poster presented at the Annual AAAE Conference, Charlotte, NC.

Norton, M., Miller, P., & Doerfert, D. (2006). The value of water: Educational programming to maximize profitability and decrease water consumption. Poster presented at the Annual AAAE Conference, Charlotte, NC.

Couts, M., Chudalla, S., Findley, M., & Doerfert, D. (2006). Conservation outreach communications: A framework for structuring conservation outreach campaigns. Poster presented at the Western Region AAAE Conference, Boise, ID. Received Second Place Research Poster award.


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Norton, M., Miller, P., & Doerfert, D. (2006). The value of water: Educational programming to maximize profitability and decrease water consumption. Poster presented at the Southern Region AAAE Conference, Orlando, FL. Received Second Place Innovative Idea Poster award.

Bullock, S. R., Haygood, J, Akers, C. L., Beesley, A., Doerfert, D. L., Davis, C. S., & Stockard, S., (2004). CottonLink: A media’s bridge to the cotton industry. Poster presented at the National Agricultural Education Research Conference, St. Louis, MO. Received First Runner-Up Innovative Idea Poster award.

Bullock, S. R., Haygood, J, Akers, C. L., Beesley, A., Doerfert, D. L., Davis, C. S., & Stockard, S., (2004). CottonLink: A media’s bridge to the cotton industry. Poster presented at the Western Region Agricultural Education Research Conference, Honolulu. Received Second Place Innovative Idea Poster award.

Boone, K., & Doerfert, D.L. (2003, June). Focus group techniques. Breakout presentation conducted at the 2003 Agricultural Communicators in Education Annual Meeting, Kansas City, MO.

Haase Wittler, P.S. & Doerfert, D. L. (2000, December). Examining the significance of the refined FFA mission statement. Poster presented at the 27th Annual National Agricultural Education Research Meeting, San Diego, CA.

Doerfert, D. L., & Elliot, J. F. (1995, December). Infusing information management skills in daily high school agriculture instruction: A curriculum adoption workshop plan. Grand Carousel presentation for the New & Related Services, Special Needs, and Administrative Divisions of the American Vocation Association Convention, Denver, CO.

Doerfert, D. L. (1991, December). Fads: Education has had their share. In T. Ward (Chair), Tech prep and applied academics: Our future or fad. Symposium conducted at the meeting of the National Association of Supervisors for Agricultural Education, American Vocational Association Annual Convention, Los Angeles, CA.

Invited Manuscripts (5 total; * indicates student author) Nelson*, W., Doerfert, D., Meyers, C., Baker, M., Akers, C., Yamada, M., Nanseki, T., & Roberts, O.

(2013). An examination of the International Federation of Agricultural Journalists’ involvement in agriculture knowledge mobilization. Presented at the 2013 International Federation of Agricultural Journalists (IFAJ) Annual Meeting, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Murphrey, T. P., Rutherford, T. A., Doerfert, D., Edgar, L. D. (2010). Technology acceptance related to Second Life™, social networking, Twitter™, and content management systems: Are agricultural students ready, willing and able? Presented at the National Association of Supervisors in Agricultural Education annual meeting, Indianapolis, IN.

Doerfert, D. L., Akers, C., David, C. S., Compton*, K., Irani, T., & Rutherford, T. (2004). A national needs assessment for the preparation and development of agricultural communications professionals. Presented at the 2004 National Agricultural Communications Summit, Lake Tahoe, NV.

Doerfert, D. L., & Barrick, R. K. (1989, November). Ohio beginning teacher performance on the National Teacher Exam core battery tests. Presented at the Ohio Vocational Teacher Educator Conference, Columbus, OH.

Barrick, R. K., & Doerfert, D. L. (1989, November). In-service needs of first-year vocational teachers recruited from business and industry. Presented at the Ohio Vocational Teacher Educator Conference, Columbus, OH.

Popular Press/ Non-referred Manuscripts (10 total; * indicates student author) Kistler, M., Jones*, K., Baker, M. T., & Doerfert, D. L. (2004). Attitudinal variability among southern

High Plains cotton producers toward integrated crop/livestock systems. Paper presented at the 2004 High Plains Groundwater Resources: Challenges and Opportunities Conference, Lubbock, TX.


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Cox*, D., Lawver, D., Baker, M., & Doerfert, D. L. (2004). Identifying factors associated with the teaching of water issues in secondary agricultural science programs. Paper presented at the 2004 High Plains Groundwater Resources: Challenges and Opportunities Conference, Lubbock, TX.

Cox*, D., Lawver, D., Baker, M., & Doerfert, D. L. (2004). Critical water related curriculum needs as perceived by agricultural science teachers in programs located within the boundaries of the Ogallala Aquifer. Paper presented at the 2004 High Plains Groundwater Resources: Challenges and Opportunities Conference, Lubbock, TX.

Doerfert, D. L., Akers, C., Davis, C. S., Smith, J., Kieth, L., & Kistler, M. (2004). Information sources and channels used by farmers and ranchers when making water management decisions within the southern Ogallala Aquifer region. Paper presented at the 2004 High Plains Groundwater Resources: Challenges and Opportunities Conference, Lubbock, TX.

Doerfert, D. L. (2003, November/December). Discussing the future with advisory committees. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 76(3), 20-21.

Doerfert, D. L. (2001, August/September). Socrates and the FFA. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 74(2), 4-5.

Doerfert, D. L. (1995, January). If agricultural education were a Coca-Cola®. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 67(7).

Doerfert, D. L. (1992, December). The ultimate experience. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 65(6), 11-13.

Elliot, J., Boone, H. N., & Doerfert, D. L. (1991, December). Information rich - experience poor. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 64(6), 6-8.

Doerfert, D. L., Elliot, J., & Boone, H. N. (1989, October). Supervised experience: The success story continues. The Agricultural Education Magazine, 62(4), 6-7.

Evaluation Reports, Bulletins and Monographs (10; * indicates student author) Doerfert, D. L. (Ed.) (2011). National research agenda: American Association for Agricultural

Education’s research priority areas for 2011-2015. Lubbock, TX: Texas Tech University, Department of Agricultural Education and Communications.

Doerfert, D. L. (2009). The Texas Alliance for Water Conservation: Past Successes, Current Research and Future Directions. Lubbock, TX: Texas Tech University.

Doerfert, D. L., Miller, W. W., & King*, J. L. (1997). Educational and informational needs of agriculturist in the Midwest: Impacts on distance education programming in Iowa. Ames, IA: Iowa State University.

Miller, G. S., Doerfert, D. L., & Miller, W. W. (1996, July). A model program for staff and faculty training in agricultural distance learning: Final report. Ames, IA: Iowa State U.

Doerfert, D. L., & Miller, W. W. (1994). Using diaries to access the learning needs and course performance of students served by three instructional delivery means. In M. Simonson, C. Schlosser, & M. Anderson (Eds.) Encyclopedia of Distance Education Research in Iowa (pp. 97-107). Ames, IA: Iowa State University, Research Institute for Studies in Education.

Doerfert, D. L. (1993, May). Financial records and management information: Formative evaluation. Madison, WI: Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.

Doerfert, D. L., & Cepica, M. J. (1991, August). The current status of agricultural communications/journalism programs in the United States. Lubbock, TX: Texas Tech University Center for Agricultural Technology Transfer.

Doerfert, D. L., & Barrick, R. K. (1990). Performance of regular and industry-prepared vocational education teachers in Ohio on the National Teacher Exam Core Battery test. Summary of Research Series (SR 58). Columbus, OH: The Ohio State University.

Doerfert, D. L., Elliot, J., & Boone, H. N. (1989, September). Supervised experience: The success story continues. Reprinted in the ANR Educator, Michigan State University, 15(2).


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Bowen, B. E., Doerfert*, D. L., & Horkheimer, D. (1988). A comparison of computers in agriculture state winners and state winners in selected FFA contest and awards. Alexandria, VA: National FFA Organization.

Book Chapters (2) Doerfert, D. (in progress) Gaining Practical Experience – Putting Philosophy into Practice (SAE).

Chapter co-authored with Harry Boone and Jack Elliot. In The Seeds Are Sown: A History of Agricultural Education in Public Schools in the United States.

Doerfert, D. (in progress) Research and Agricultural Education. Chapter co-authored with Grady Roberts. In The Seeds Are Sown: A History of Agricultural Education in Public Schools in the United States

Book Review (1) Doerfert, D. L. (2005). Review of Hydrology and the Management of Watershed, (3rd ed.), Kenneth N.

Brooks, Peter F. Ffolliott, Hans M. Gregersen, & Leonard F. DeBano, Iowa State Press, 2003. 704 pp., Hardbound. NACTA Journal, 49(2), 91.

Invited Presentations (Teaching and Professional) (31; * indicates student author) Alexander, K., Briers, G. E., & Doerfert, D. L. (June 26-27, 2017). P-20 Education Model: From Roscoe,

TX to West Virginia. Round Table Discussion and Individual Meetings, Charleston, WV. Tanner, M., Bentley, G., Doerfert, D., Gibbs, R., McCourt, A., & Schwintz, S. (July 2016). Integrated

Learning at Texas Tech University. Doerfert, D. L. (June 2016). Foundation Perspectives on Evaluation. Panel discussion led at the 2016

Texas Evaluation Network (TEN) Summer Institute, Houston, TX. Doerfert, D. L. (June 2016). Dealing with Resistance to Evaluation. Workshop at the 2016 Texas

Evaluation Network (TEN) Summer Institute, Houston, TX. Doerfert, D. L. (August, 2015). Presentation to the Texas A&M University AgriLife Advanced Leaders

about Doc@Distance degree program and distance education. Doerfert, D. L. (February, 2015). Presentation to Current Issues in Agriculture class at Sul Ross State

University on water quality and quantity. Doerfert, D. L. & Jones*, H. (2009). Incorporating Water Management in Your AgriScience Instruction.

Workshop conducted at the Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association of Texas Annual Conference, Lubbock, TX.

Edgar, L., Phillips, L. Rutherford, T., Doerfert, D., & Murphrey, T. (June, 2009). Creating International Agricultural Experiences in the Virtual World: An Exploration of Second Life. Workshop conducted at the Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences Annual Meeting, Des Moines, IA.

Doerfert, D. L., Irani, T., Cartmell, D., & Evans, J. (June, 2009). The Why and How of Knowledge Management and Data Mining (Parts 1 & 2). Workshop conducted at the Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences Annual Meeting, Des Moines, IA.

Doerfert, D. L. (March, 2009). What Have We Learned From Five Years of Research? Presented at the Ogallala Aquifer Initiative Annual Meeting.

Doerfert, D. L. (May, 2008). Connecting the Dots: Agricultural Communications Research and Collaboration. Discussion panel member at the AAAE Annual Meeting Professional Development Workshop, Las Vegas, NV.

Doerfert, D. L. (2006, October 2). A National Agricultural Communications Research Agenda. Paper presented at the Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences Board of Directors Meeting, Monterey, CA.


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Doerfert, D. L. (2006, September 19). Texas Alliance for Water Conservation (TAWC). Presentation at the 2006 Texas Agricultural Industries Association Conference, Lubbock, TX.

Doerfert, D. L. (2006, April 5). Texas Alliance for Water Conservation (TAWC). Presentation at the 2006 AAEC Cotton Research Symposium, Lubbock, TX.

Kellison, R., & Doerfert, D. L. (2005, October). Texas Alliance for Water Conservation (TAWC). Presentation at the CASNR Advisory Council Meeting, Lubbock, TX.

Akers, C., Doerfert, D. L., & Lewis, S. (2005, June). Overview of the Doc@Distance program. Presentation at the CASNR Advisory Council Meeting.

Doerfert, D. L., Akers, C., Davis, C. S., Smith, J., Kieth, L., & Kistler, M. (2004). Information sources and channels used by farmers and ranchers when making water management decisions within the southern Ogallala Aquifer region. Paper presented at the 2004 High Plains Groundwater Resources: Challenges and Opportunities Conference, Lubbock, TX.

Cox*, D., Lawver, D., Baker, M., & Doerfert, D. L. (2004). Critical water related curriculum needs as perceived by agricultural science teachers in programs located within the boundaries of the Ogallala Aquifer. Paper presented at the 2004 High Plains Groundwater Resources: Challenges and Opportunities Conference, Lubbock, TX.

Cox*, D., Lawver, D., Baker, M., & Doerfert, D. L. (2004). Identifying factors associated with the teaching of water issues in secondary agricultural science programs. Paper presented at the 2004 High Plains Groundwater Resources: Challenges and Opportunities Conference, Lubbock, TX.

Kistler, M., Jones, K., Baker, M. T., & Doerfert, D. L. (2004). Attitudinal variability among southern High Plains cotton producers toward integrated crop/livestock systems. Paper presented at the 2004 High Plains Groundwater Resources: Challenges and Opportunities Conference, Lubbock, TX.

Doerfert, D.L., Akers, C., David, C. S., Compton*, K., Irani, T., & Rutherford, T. (2004). A national needs assessment for the preparation and development of agricultural communications professionals. Presented at the 2004 National Agricultural Communications Summit, Lake Tahoe, NV.

Doerfert, D. L., Davis, C. S., Akers, C., & Kistler, M. (2004). Biotechnology and the consumer: Research results and implications. Presented at the 2004 National Agri-Marketing Meeting, Kansas City, MO.

Davis, C. S., Akers, C., & Doerfert, D. (2004). When Generations Collide. District 4-H Agent Training. Lubbock, TX.

Davis, C. S., & Doerfert, D. (2004). Agricultural Education and Communications Academic Update. Radio Broadcast on the AG ED Show, KRFE AM 580. Lubbock, TX.

Doerfert, D. L. (2000, July). The agriculture teacher shortage and FFA advisor development initiative. Paper presented to Cargill Inc. and the National FFA Organization Board of Directors.

Doerfert, D. L. (1999). FFA’s Mission & Evaluation. Indianapolis, IN: National FFA Organization. Miller, G., Miller W. W., & Doerfert, D. L. (1997, February). Staff and faculty development for distance

learning programs. Paper presented at the annual AECT National Convention, Albuquerque, NM.

Doerfert, D. L. (1995, December). Distance education: Moving into the 21st century. Presented at the General Session of the American Association of Agricultural Educators.

Doerfert, D. L. (1995, October). Distance education needs and preferences of Midwestern agriculturists. Presented to Big Ten Agricultural Communications Directors, Iowa State University.

Doerfert, D. L. (1995, July). Current status and future directions of distance education in agriculture. Presented to College of Agriculture faculty and staff at University of Idaho.

Doerfert, D. L. (1995, April). Major trends/issues facing agricultural and extension education programs. Presented to College of Agriculture faculty and staff at The Pennsylvania State University.

Gamon, J., Miller, W., & Roe, R. (1994, December). In-service needs and delivery method preferences of Iowa teachers. Paper presented on behalf of authors at the 20th Annual National Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Dallas, TX.


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Doerfert, D. L. (1994, March). The changing face of education in Iowa agriculture. Presented to the Department of Animal Science, Iowa State University.

Doerfert, D. L., & Barrick, R. K. (1989, November). Ohio beginning teacher performance on the National Teacher Exam core battery tests. Paper presented at the Ohio Vocational Teacher Educator Conference, Columbus, OH.

Barrick, R. K., & Doerfert, D. L. (1989, November). In-service needs of first-year vocational teachers recruited from business and industry. Paper presented at the Ohio Vocational Teacher Educator Conference, Columbus, OH.

Critiqued Creative Works (2) Doerfert, D. L. (2002, January). 1st place in Company Publications – Internal for FFA New Horizons, Vol.

50 (1). Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Region IV National Agri-Marketing Association (NAMA).

Doerfert, D. L., & Schmidt, A. (1995, July). Bronze award (3rd place) in Innovative Use of Technology category for Education in Agriculture Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow. Presented at the Annual Meeting of Agricultural Communicators in Education (ACE).

Editorial Activities (5) Executive Editor, Journal of Applied Communications, June 2017-present FFA New Horizons, Publisher and Chair, Editorial Board, 1998-2002 (6 issues per year). Theme Editor — “The Role of FFA in Learning How to Learn”, The Agricultural Education Magazine,

August/September 2001. Referee for the Summary of Research: Department of Agricultural Education, SR80, 1995. The Ohio

State University. Editor of Focus Agricultural Education (monthly print version) and the nation’s first agricultural

education electronic weekly newsletter, WI Dept. of Public Instruction (1990-93).

Funded Proposals (22 individual projects for $10,279,264; Doerfert’s portion = $1,222,817)

2003 Co-PI, Rural Youth Participation in Leadership Activities. Funded by the National FFA Organization for

$22,500; Doerfert’s portion: 25% ($5,625). PI, Ogallala Aquifer Initiative: Technology Transfer, Education & Training — Phase 1. Funded by the

USDA ARS for $207,192; Doerfert’s portion: 8% ($16,575.36).

2004 Co-PI, CottonLink: The Influence of Media-Friendly CD’s Upon Quantity and Quality of News Coverage.

Funded by the International Cotton Research Council for $49,035; Doerfert’s portion: 33% ($16,328.73).

Co-PI, Sustainable Rural Economics Through New Water Management Technologies. Funded by the USDA ARS for $256,747; Doerfert’s portion 7% ($17,972.29).

2005 Co-PI, An Integrated Approach to Water Conservation for Agriculture in the Texas Southern High Plains:

Education & Outreach Component. Funded by the Texas Water Development Board for $6,200,000 (10 years); Doerfert’s portion: 12%, ($744,000).

PI, An Evaluation of Alternative Water Policy and Law and Their Acceptance by Texans. Funded by CASNR and the USDA ARS Lubbock for $74,405; Doerfert’s portion: 63%, ($46,875).

Co-PI, Information Delivery Core & Digital Skills and Mass Media Resources to Support Technology Transfer (E-Ogallala). Funded by the USDA ARS for $262,688; Doerfert’s portion: 5% ($13,134.40).


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2006 Co-PI, Information Delivery Core & Digital Skills and Mass Media Resources to Support Technology

Transfer (E-Ogallala). Funded by the USDA ARS for $75,000; Doerfert’s portion: 7% ($5,250). Co-PI, New Water Management Technologies to Sustain Rural Economies. Funded by the USDA for

$539,300; Doerfert’s portion: 1% ($5,393). Co-PI, CottonLink: The Cotton Industry’s Link to the Media. Funded by the International Cotton

Research Council for $70,200; Doerfert’s portion: 33% ($23,166).

2007 PI, Developing Tomorrow’s Water Conservation Researchers Today. Funded by the USDA-ARS for

$28,000; Doerfert’s portion: 40% ($11,200). Co-PI, Big City, Big Country: Recruiting Nontraditional and Underrepresented Students into the Food

and Agricultural Sciences. Funded by the USDA Higher Education Challenge Grant for $511,451 with Texas Tech as a sub-contract with Texas A&M University for $172,055; Doerfert’s portion: 49% ($84,306.95).

2008 Co-PI, Crop-Livestock Systems for Sustainable High Plains Agriculture. Funded by the USDA-SARE for

$200,000; Doerfert’s portion: 5% ($10,000.00). Co-PI, New Water Management Technologies to Sustain Rural Economies - FY 2008. Funded by the

USDA Ogallala Aquifer Initiative for $540,250; Doerfert’s portion: 3% ($16,207.50).

2009 Co-PI, New Water Management Technologies to Sustain Rural Economies - FY 2009. Funded by the

USDA Ogallala Aquifer Initiative for $48,320; Doerfert’s portion: 7% ($31,382.40). Co-PI, The Educational Effectiveness of Utilizing Second Life (SL) in Teaching Graduate-level

Agricultural Crisis Communications. Funded by the USDA Higher Education Challenge Grant for $476,739 with Texas Tech as a sub-contract with Texas A&M University for $148,226; Doerfert’s portion: 80% ($119,966.40).

Co-PI, The Texas High Plains: a Candidate Site for Long-Term Agroecosystems Research and Education. Funded by USDA CSREES Agriculture and Food Research Initiative Competitive Grants Program for $199,937; Doerfert’s portion: 13% ($25,991.81).

Co-PI, Building a Sustainable Future for Agriculture. Funded by USDA SARE Competitive Grants Program for $15,000. Doerfert: 13% ($1,942.50).

2011 Co-PI, The Texas High Plains Initiative for Strategic and Innovative Irrigation Management and

Conservation. Funded by the USDA NRCS CIG program for $500,000; Doerfert’s portion: 5% ($25,000).

Co-PI, Auditing Irrigation Systems in the Texas High Plains. Funded by Texas Water Development Board (2011-13). TTU Total: $101,409 (3 years) (Doerfert: $20,281.80).

2013 Co-PI, Center for Agricultural Technology Transfer. Funded by the USDA-National Institute of Food

and Agriculture Capacity Building Grants for Non Land Grant Colleges of Agriculture Program through 2015. Total amount funded: $146,816 (Doerfert: $29,363.20 (20%)).

2015 PI, Phase 1 of Graduate Program Marketing Plan. Funded by the Graduate School through the Graduate

School Enrollment Enhancement Program (GEEP) for $2,500 for remainder of AY 2015.

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Co-PI, National Agricultural Communications Summit, Pioneer Hi-Bred. Funded for $6,000, Doerfert’s portion: 50% ($3,000).

EVALUATION CONSULTING ACTIVITIES

University of Wisconsin — River Falls External Evaluator for the University of Wisconsin River Falls Marketing Communications Degree

Program 5-Year Review (2003). Evaluator of proposed Marketing Communication Degree (1995).

Arizona's School-to-Work System Evaluator of Yuma/La PAZ School-to-Work Partnership project (1997).

University of Arizona Evaluator of Navajo Nation Land Resource Center project (1994-95).

The National Council for Agricultural Education Evaluator of Decisions & Dollars curriculum project (1991-94).

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SERVICE ACTIVITIES – WORKPLACE-RELATED (current position)

Texas Tech University

University-level • TTU Ethics Center Advisory Committee member, 2016-present • Provost’s Academic Council, 2016-present • TTU eLearning Council, 2016-present • Vice President of Research’ Research Advisory Council, 2016-present • TTU Ethics Center Advisory Committee, 2016-present • TTU Institutional Effectiveness Council, 2016-present • Provost’s Office Academic Program Terminology Work Group, 2017 • TTU Strategic Planning Committee member, 2016-2017

o Chair, Access & Student Success Subcommittee, 2016-2017 • Graduate School’s Student Professional Development Planning Committee, 2015 • Office of the VP of Research - OP 74.28 Committee Member, 2015 • President’s Leadership Institute

o Evaluated Candidate Applications, 2015 • MentorTech, Mentor, 2014-2015 • Tenure Hearing Panel, 2012-2013 • Graduate Program External Review Team Member

o English Department Review, 2011-2012 • To Improve Proposal Success (TIPS)

o Proposal team mentor, 2010-11. • Graduate Student Research Poster Competition Judge, 2009, 2011, 2014-2016 • Thesis/Dissertation Symposium Panel Member, 2009 • Faculty Senate, 2004-2007

o Member, Committee on Committees, 2006-2007 o Member, Fall Break Study Committee, 2005-06

College-level • 3-Year Review Committees

o Chair for Dr. Courtney Gibson, Agricultural Education & Communications, 2017-18 o Committee member for Dr. Venugopal Mendu, Plant and Soil Sciences, 2014-2016

• Promotion and Tenure Review Committee, 2011-2015 o Chair, 2015

• College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources Strategic Planning Committee, 2003-2009 • College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources Marketing Task Force, 2003-2006 • Member of AAEC’s Peer Review Teaching Evaluation Team

o Dr. Don Etherridge, 2005 o Dr. Samarendu Mohanty, 2003

• College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources Faculty Awards Screening Committee, 2003, 2004

• College of Agricultural Sciences Development Committee, 1990 • College of Agricultural Sciences Commencement Committee, 1989-90 • College of Agricultural Sciences Computer Usage Committee, 1989-90 • College of Agricultural Sciences Search Committee for the Department of Agricultural Education

and Communications Chair position, 1989

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Department-level • Roscoe ISD STEM Advisory Committee, Roscoe, TX, 2012-present • Distance Education subcommittee member, 2016-present • Marketing subcommittee member, 2016-present • Agricultural Communications Tenure-track Faculty Position Search Committee, Chair, 2014-

2015 • Building Emergency Manager (BEM) co-leader, 2013-2015 • Faculty mentor for Dr. Jon Ulmer, 2012

o Complete 3rd-year review process • Departmental Chair Search Committee, 2008 • Agricultural Communications Faculty Search Committee, 2007 • Media training Texas Alliance for Water Conservation Producer Board, 2006 • Lead author of Master’s of Agricultural Communications degree proposal, 2005-06 • Lead author of Graduate Program Review Self Evaluation Report, 2005, 2010 • Departmental Awards Committee Chair, 2002-2004 • Assist annually with District FFA Leadership workshop • Assist annually with FFA Contests (assisted as needed) • CATT Presentation to Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Board, 2004 • Media training of Plains Cotton Growers Board of Directors, 2004 • Participated in Doc@Distance planning and coordination meetings during tenure • Provided National FFA Officer candidate training for Texas candidate, 2002, 2003 • Dairy cattle judge for area FFA CDE, 2003 • Assist with National FFA Officer Candidate Training for Texas candidate, 2002, 2003 • Dept. of Agricultural Education & Communications Internship Policy Comm., 1989-90 • Dept. of Agricultural Education & Communications, Agricultural Communications Advisory

Committee, 1989-90 • Dept. of Agricultural Education & Communications Computer Policy Comm., 1989-90 • External Reviewer of Promotion/Tenure Packets or External Experiment Station Project Review

o Colorado State University (Promotion & Tenure), 2017 o Iowa State University (3-year Review of Teaching), 2017 o Ohio State University (Administrative position – review of Research & Scholarship),

2017 o Kansas State University (Promotion & Tenure), 2014 o University of Georgia (Promotion & Tenure), 2012 o North Carolina State University (Promotion & Tenure), 2011 o Ohio State University, 2011 o Kansas State University (Experiment Station Project Review), 2011 o College of Charleston, SC (Promotion & Tenure), 2010 o West Virginia University (Promotion & Tenure), 2010 o Louisiana State University (Promotion & Tenure), 2009 o Oklahoma State University (Promotion), 2009


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SERVICE ACTIVITIES – WORKPLACE RELATED (previous positions)

National FFA Organization • Performance Management Redesign Initiative, 2002 • National FFA Convention Steering Committee, 2002 • National FFA Organization 75th Anniversary Steering Committee, 2001-2002 • Customer Achievements through Relationships and Excellence (CARE), 2001 • Information Architecture Strategy Committee, 2001 • National FFA Organization Strategic Planning Committee, 2000-2001 • Information Systems Technology Steering Committee, 1999-2002 • Privacy Policy Committee, 2000-2002 • FFA Delegate Task Force, 2000-2002 • FFA Mission Evaluation Task Force, Chair, 1999-2000 • Career Success Mission Cross Team, Chair, 1998-99 • Member of Employee Activity Team, 1998

National FFA Foundation • FFA Center Relocation & Move Management Team — Technology Subcommittee, 1997

Iowa State University • Outreach Planning Committee, Dept. of Agricultural Education & Studies, 1994-95 • Department Chair Evaluation, Dept. of Agricultural Education & Studies, 1994-95 • College of Agriculture Off-Campus Supervisory Committee, 1993-95 • College of Agriculture Brenton Center Planning Committee, Chair, 1993-95 • Dept. of Curriculum and Instruction, Joint Appointment Review Committee, 1994-95 • Dept. of Curriculum & Instruction, Computer Technology Committee, 1993-95 • University Continuing Education Coordinators Committee, 1993-95 • Brenton Center Groundbreaking Committee, College of Agriculture, 1994 • Dept. of Agricultural Education and Studies Awards Committee, Chair, 1993-94 • College of Agriculture representative to Ag*Sat Academic Programs Council, 1993-94 • Dept. of Curriculum and Instruction, Subcommittee on Unit Planning, 1993-94 • University Search and Screen Committee for Director of ISU Continuing Education, 1993-94 • Dept. of Agricultural Education and Studies Graduate Experience Committee, 1993 • College of Agriculture Winter Program Planning Committee, 1993

Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction • Governor’s Rural Development Council, 1992-93 • Wisconsin Education Assessment System Development Committee, 1991-93 • Bureau for Vocational Education Standards & Measures Committee, 1991-93 • Bureau for Vocational Education Tech Prep Implementation Team, 1991-93 • Wisconsin Agri-Business Council, member of Education Committee, 1991-93 • Wisconsin Junior Dairymen's Association, Consultant, 1991-93 • Wisconsin FFA Association, State Advisor, 1990-93 • Wisconsin FFA Foundation, Chair, Board of Directors, 1990-93 • Wisconsin FFA Alumni Association, member of Executive Committee, 1990-93 • State Superintendent Agricultural Education Advisory Committee, Consultant, 1990-93 • Wisconsin Leadership Council for Agricultural Education, member of Board of Directors, 1990-

93 • Electronic Mail/Bulletin Board Development Committee, 1992


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• Wisconsin FFA Center Management Team, Chair, 1991-92 • Wisconsin Farm/City Council, member of Executive Committee, 1990-92 • Member, Big Brother Teacher Assistance Program Review Committee, 1985

The Ohio State University • Board of Trustees Student Member Selection Committee, 1989 • Treasurer, Council of Graduate Students, 1988-89; Delegate 1986-88 • Chair, Council on Student Affairs Allocations Subcommittee, 1988-89 • University Traffic and Parking Appeals Board Jurist, 1988 • President, Agricultural Education Graduate Student Council, 1988-89 • Department of Agricultural Education Equipment Committee, 1988-89 • Treasurer, Agricultural Education Graduate Student Council, 1987-88 • Dept. of Agricultural Education Committee on Merit Pay for Grad. Associates, 1987-88

SERVICEL ACTIVITIES – EXTERNAL TO THE WORK PLACE

Association for Communications Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences (ACE — formerly Agricultural Communicators in Education) • Future Directions Work Group, 2016-present • Executive Editor, Journal of Applied Communications, 2017-2018 • Reviewer for Southern region research manuscript submission, 2011 • Judge, Journal of Applied Communications Article of the Year awards, 2011 • Judge, Outstanding Thesis and Dissertation Awards Competition, 2006, 2008 • Discussant, ACE Research Conference, 2006 • Chair, Research Special Interest Group (SIG), 2004-05 • Member, Planning Committee for 2005 ACE National Meeting in San Antonio • Chair, Advancing the Profession Committee, 2004-05 • Member, Advancing Our Theoretical Framework Committee, 2004-05 • Chair, National Agricultural Communications Summit Planning Committee, 2004 • Chair, Outstanding Thesis and Dissertation Awards Competition, 2004 • Reviewer, ACE Research Conference, 2004, 2005, 2006 • Reviewer, Journal of Applied Communications • Vice Chair, Research Special Interest Group (SIG), 2003-04 • Vice Chair-elect, Research Special Interest Group (SIG), 2002-03

American Association of Agricultural Educators (AAAE) • AAAE representative to National FFA Foundation Board of Trustees, 2015-2017 • AAAE Strategic Plan Delphi Panel Member, 2016 • National Research Agenda 2015-2020 Delphi Panel member, 2015 • Manager, AAAE Conference Manuscript Submission and Review Process, 2014-2016 • 100th Anniversary of Smith-Hughes Act, Chair, 2015 • Professional Development Committee, 2014-2016 • Journal of Agricultural Education Editorial Review Board, 2012-2015 • Agricultural Communications Caucus Leader, 2015 National AAAE Meeting, San Antonio, TX,

2015 • Chair, 2011-15 National Research Agenda Development Committee • Chair, Research Committee, 2009 • Hosted Proposal Writing Weekend for Agricultural Communications faculty, 2008-2012


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• Manager, AAAE Conference Manuscript Submission and Review Process, 2008-2011 • Vice Chair elect, Research Committee, 2008 • Chair, Scholarly Activities Work Group, 2008 • Member, the Journal of Agricultural Education Editing/Managing Board, 2006-07 • Member, AAAE Western Region Research Committee, 2006-08 • Chair, AAAE Western Region Professional Development Committee, 2005-2006 • Member, AAAE Western Region Professional Development Committee, 2003-2006 • Chair, Agricultural Communications Special Interest Group (SIG), 2004-05 • Reviewer for the Journal of Agricultural Education, 1992-1994, 2000-2001, 2003, 2005, 2006 • National Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Reviewer, 1995, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006 • AAAE North Central Region Agricultural Education Research Meeting, 2003, 2005 • Poster judge, AAAE Western Region Research meeting, 2005 • National Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Discussant, 1993, 2002, 2004, 2006 • AAAE Western Region Research meeting Discussant, 2003 • Western Region Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Reviewer, 1994, 2000 • Eastern Region Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Reviewer, 2000 • NAERC Outstanding Research Paper Presentation Evaluator, 1999, 2002, 2004 • Southern Region Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Reviewer/Discussant, 1990, 1994 • Central Region Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Reviewer, 1991 • Alternate Vice President, Central Region, 1995-96 • Chair for the National Agricultural Education Poster Session, December 1995 • Chair for the Central Region Agricultural Education Poster Session, February 1995 • National Agricultural Education Research Meeting, Session Chair, 1994 • Interim Secretary of The Agricultural Education Magazine Management Board, 1993-94

Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) • Experiment Station Committee on Organization & Policy (ESCOP) Social Sciences

Subcommittee member, 2011-2016 o Chair-elect, 2013-2015 o Chair, 2015-16

American Water Resources Association (AWRA) • Member, 2007 – 2015 • Education Committee member, 2009-2013 • Policy Committee member, 2011-2013

International Association for Impact Assessment • Member, 2013-2015

Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) • Member, 1986 – 2014

The National Council for Agricultural Education • Communicating Across the Agriculture Curriculum Task Force, 2006-2008 • National Research Agenda Work Group, 2005-2007. Served as chair for the Agricultural

Communications Agenda subcommittee • Member of Enhancing the Reading Achievement of Secondary Agriscience Students Work Group

for the National Council on Agricultural Education, 2005 • Teacher Shortage Task Force, 2000-2002 • Member of Entrepreneurship Education Task Force, 1993 (conducted by National FFA

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Livestock Publications Council (LPC) • Judge, Critique & Awards, 2005- 2007, 2016

American Agricultural Editors Association (AAEA) • Member, AAEA Future Ag. Communicators Committee, 2003-present • Judge, AAEA Internship Applications, 2005, 2006 • Judge, AAEA Scholarship Program, 2005, 2006

American Evaluation Association (AEA) • Member, 2009 – present (includes Texas Evaluation Network membership) • Attended Summer Professional Development Workshop (Georgia in June, 2012) • Texas Evaluation Board member 2015-2017

o Parliamentarian, 2015-2017

Digital Analytics Association • Member, 2013-present • Reviewer, Digital Analytics Competency Framework, 2015

Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (AEJMC) • Research Paper Reviewer, Communication Theory and Methodology Division, 2004

USDA ARS — Ogallala Aquifer Initiative • Co-Chair of the Technology Transfer, Education and Communication project for Ogallala

Aquifer Initiative, 2003-2006

USDA CSREES NRI Program • Ad Hoc Reviewer 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007

National FFA Organization (outside of employment at FFA) • National FFA Convention Delegate Coordinator, 2004 • Supervisor, National FFA Convention Computers in Agriculture Display, 1987 • Invited Speaker/Member, Computers in Agriculture Award Revision Committee, 1985, 1987

Texas FFA Association/VATAT • Co-chair state FFA officer selection process, 2005-07 • Created Interviewing Basics DVD for Area Officer Election Process, 2007 • Conducted workshop on Behavioral Interviewing at Summer Teacher Conference, 2006 • Conducted state-wide training on behavioral interviewing for TX FFA area representatives, 2006 • Managed national FFA officer candidate for Texas FFA Association, 2005-06 • Texas Area I FFA Speaking Contest Judge, 2004, 2005 • Assist with Area and State FFA CDE events, 2003, 2004 • Provided National FFA Officer candidate training, 2002, 2003

Plains Cotton Growers • Media Relations training of Plains Cotton Growers Board of Directors members, 2003

Council on Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST) • Judge, CAST Essay Contest, 2003

Florida FFA Foundation • Facilitated SWOT analysis for the Florida FFA Foundation’s strategic planning process, 2000

Iowa FFA Association • Parliamentary Procedure Contest judge, 1994


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Iowa Vocational Agriculture Teacher Association (IVATA) • Workshop Presenter, 1995 Annual Summer Conference • Carousel Presenter, 1994 Annual Summer Conference • University representative, Northeast Iowa District, 1993-1995

Wisconsin FFA Association • State FFA Creed Finals judge, 1996 • State Officer Selection Committee judge, 1994

National FFA Alumni Association • Chaired National FFA Alumni Goal Committee for "Increasing Classroom Use of Alumni

Resources," 1993

National Association: Supervisors of Agricultural Education (NASAE) • Chair of The Agricultural Education Magazine Management Board 1992-93 • Chair, Editor Selection Committee, 1992 • Chair, Resolutions Committee, 1992 • Vice Chair of The Agricultural Education Magazine Management Board 1991-92

American Vocational Education Research Association (AVERA) • Annual Meeting Research Paper Presentation Evaluator, 1991

Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) • National Executive Secretary-Treasurer, 1989-90

Panhandle—South Plains Fair • Superintendent, 1990

Ohio FFA Association • Judge, State FFA BOAC and Outstanding Treasurer award, 1987, 1988 • Staging Assistant, State FFA Convention, 1987 • Coordinator, State FFA Prepared Speaking Contest, 1987

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AWARDS AND HONORS

Discipline-related Awards & Honors • Fellow, American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE). Awarded at the 2012

National Meeting for AAAE in Asheville, NC. • 2016 Distinguished Agricultural Communications Educator Award. Received from the American

Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE).

Teaching-related Awards & Honors • Teaching Academy Induction, Texas Tech University, 2016. • Recipient, Mortar Board Apple Polishing Award, 2016 • 2014 Distinguished Advising Award, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources,

Texas Tech University. • 2013 Distinguished Teaching Award. Received from the Western Region of the American

Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE). • 2012 Distinguished Teaching Award, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources

(CASNR), Texas Tech University. • 2012 President’s Excellence in Teaching Award, Texas Tech University. • Master Teacher Award, College of Agricultural Science and Natural Resources (CASNR), Texas

Tech University, 2008. • Teacher of the Semester. Selected by Collegiate 4-H, Spring 2005 • Departmental Excellence in Teaching Award, Texas Tech University - 2005 • 2003 Outstanding Educational Program Award (Team). Awarded by American Distance

Education Consortium (ADEC) to the Doc@Distance faculty, May 2003 • Teacher of the Semester—Fall 1990. Presented by the Texas Tech University Collegiate FFA

Chapter, April 1991 Advisee Thesis & Dissertation Recognitions

o Nellie Hill, 2014 Outstanding Thesis, Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences (ACE)

o Corey Clem, 2013 Outstanding Dissertation, Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences (ACE)

o Lindsay Graber, 2012 Outstanding Thesis, Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences (ACE)

o Melinda Findley, 2008 Outstanding Dissertation, Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences (ACE)

Scholarship-related Awards & Honors • 2017 Distinguished Researcher Award, American Association for Agricultural Education

(AAAE). • 2009 Distinguished Research Award, Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture,

Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences (ACE). Peer-Reviewed Journal Manuscript Awards

o 2011 Journal of Applied Communications Research Article of the Year Award. o 2008 Journal of Agricultural Education Article of the Year – 3rd Place. o 2007 Journal of Applied Communications Professional Development Article of the Year

Award. o 2006 Journal of Applied Communications Research Article of the Year Award.

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Conference Manuscript and Poster Awards o 2017 Distinguished Innovation in Research—Second Runner Up, American Association for

Agricultural Education Western Region annual meeting (research manuscript). o 2015 First Place Award, American Association for Agricultural Education annual meeting

(research poster). o 2013 Third Place Award, American Association for Agricultural Education Western Region

annual meeting (research poster). o 2013 Fourth Place Award, American Association for Agricultural Education Western Region

annual meeting (research poster). o 2013 Fifth Place Award, American Association for Agricultural Education Western Region

annual meeting (research poster). o 2010 Third Place Award, American Association for Agricultural Education Western Region

annual meeting (research poster). o 2010 First Place Award, Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists’ Agricultural

Communications Section annual meeting (research poster). o 2008 First Place Award, American Association for Agricultural Education annual meeting

(research poster). o 2008 First Place Award, American Association for Agricultural Education Western Region

annual meeting (research poster). o 2006 Second Place Award, American Association for Agricultural Education Western Region

annual meeting (research poster). o 2006 Second Place Award, American Association for Agricultural Education Southern

Region annual meeting (innovative idea poster). o 2004 Second Place Award, American Association for Agricultural Education annual meeting

(innovative idea poster). o 2004 First Runner-up Award, American Association for Agricultural Education Western

Region annual meeting (innovative idea poster).

Service-related Awards & Honors • Save Texas Water Blue Legacy Award in Agriculture. Awarded to the Texas Alliance for Water

Conservation (TAWC) by the Water Conservation Advisory Council, 2012. • Distinguished Service and Outreach Award, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural

Resources (CASNR), Texas Tech University, 2011. • Distinguished Service Award, Western Region American Association for Agricultural Education

(AAAE) Annual Meeting, 2011. • Honorary American FFA Degree. Presented by the National FFA Organization, October 2001. • Honorary Membership in Alpha Tau Alpha. Presented by Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Tau Alpha,

May 1993. • Honorary State FFA Degree. Presented by the Wisconsin Association of FFA, June 1992. • Special Appreciation Award. Presented by the American Association of the Agricultural

Communicators of Tomorrow, July 1990. • Graduate Student Leadership Award. One of four presented by The Ohio State University

Graduate School, May 1989. • Honorary FFA Chapter Farmer. Presented by the Kiel FFA chapter, May 1985. • Special Appreciation Award. Presented by the Wisconsin Junior Dairymen's Association, June

1984.

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CURRENT PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Professional • Association for Communications Excellence (ACE) • American Association of Agricultural Educators (AAAE) • Livestock Publications Council (LPC) • Gamma Sigma Delta • American Evaluation Association (AEA) & Texas Evaluation Network (TEN) • National FFA Alumni Association — Life Member • Wisconsin FFA Alumni Association — Life Member

Community • United Methodist Church, Wolfforth, TX

o Parish-Staff Relations committee member, 2015-present o Visioning Committee, 2012 o Home of Honor home, 2007-2009 o Angel Food Distribution, 2007-2010 o Instructor, Lead Like Jesus Leadership Development Course, 2006 o Stewardship Campaign Director, 2004-2007 o Administrative Board Vice Chair, 2004-2005

• National Cowboy Symposium volunteer o Fund Raising Team, 2015-present o Educational programming volunteer, 2011

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APPENDIX A: Advisement Responsibilities

Undergraduate Research Advisement Fullinghim, Courtney. (2002). Communication and involvement preferences of agricultural

communications alumni. Unpublished manuscript, Texas Tech University.

TEACH Program Mentor (Teaching Effectiveness and Career enHancement) 1. Susie Bullock (2002-03) 2. Mark Russell (2008-09)

Graduate Research Advisement Degrees Completed: Chair/Co-Chair: 36/7 Member 57

Degrees in Progress Chair/Co-Chair: 2 Member 5

Chaired: total of 36

M.S.—Thesis

1. Jenna Crayton (2017). Crisis Management Preparation of Wisconsin County Fairs. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

2. Tyler O’Neal (2017). Viewer Quality of Experience of Student Produced Agriculturist Videos. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

3. Hughs, Beth (2015). Public Relations Practices of Ranching Horse Industry Associations. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

4. Harkey, Kelly (2014). Examination of the Desktop Computer and Mobile Device Use of the Texas Alliance For Water Conservation Website Using Google Analytics™. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

5. Jurek, Faith (2014). Investigating Consumer Understanding of Beef Processing Through Informational Multimedia Platforms. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

6. Ornbaum, Lindsay (2014). Factors Affecting School Connectedness Among Agricultural Education Students in Colusa County, California. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

7. Nelson, William (2013). An Examination of International Federation of Agricultural Journalist Involvement in Agriculture Knowledge Transfer. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

8. Hill, Nellie (2013). A Social Network Analysis of Texas Alliance for Water Conservation Producers. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University. Thesis was named the Outstanding Thesis at the 2014 Association for Communications Excellence Annual Meeting.

9. Sullivan, Nichole (2012). Determining the Water Management Instructional Needs of Texas Agriscience Teachers. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

10. Graber, Lindsay (2011). Traditional and Social Media Use By Texas Agricultural Producers. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University. Thesis was named the Outstanding Thesis at the 2012 Association for Communications Excellence Annual Meeting.

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11. Jones, Heather (2010). The Influence of a Professional Development Workshop on Teachers’ Intentions to Include Water Management Content into Their Local Agriscience Curriculum. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

12. Mitchell, Megan (2010). An Examination of Lubbock Area Residents’ Beef Consumption Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behaviors. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

13. Oates, Rachel (2009). An Examination of Recruitment Factors on the Decision-Making Process of Students Attending a College Freshmen Orientation Program. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

14. Wilkinson, Jarrott (2009). The Relationship of Trust And Personality Factors of a Knowledge Source on the Information-Seeking Behaviors of Agriculture Professionals. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

15. Williams, Claire (2009). The Effectiveness of Using a Workshop to Change Agriscience Teacher Behaviors Towards Agricultural Water Management Instruction. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

16. Leigh, Katie (2008). A Qualitative Investigation of the Factors That Influence Crop Planting and Water Management in West Texas. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

17. Settle, Quisto (2008). An Analysis of the Effect Self-Efficacy Has on Interest for Urban Minority Students Toward an Agricultural Major/Career. Master’s Thesis, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

18. Carr, Jessica (2007). An Examination of Rural Small Acreage Homeowners in Three West Texas Counties. Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

19. Arnold, Bristi (2006). West Texas Newspaper Editors’ Use of News Determinants When Covering Water-Related Issues. Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

20. Keller, Jaime (2006). Beef Cattle Producers’ Perceptions and Behaviors Towards Website Credibility, E-Commerce and Online Auctions. Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

21. Miller, Pamela (2006). West Texas High School Agriscience Teachers’ Knowledge, Confidence, and Attitudes Towards Teaching Water Quantity-Related Topics. Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

22. Robertson, J. Tanner (2003). The Ability of Farm Broadcasters to Communicate Biotechnology News and Information to Their Audience. Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

23. Williams, Kamy (2003). Areas of Food Safety Concerning Lubbock, Texas Residents and their Preferred Information Sources. Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

24. Hildebrandt, Dawn M (1995). The Effect of Team Teaching of Agriculture and Science on High School Student Perceptions, Attitudes, and Knowledge of Sustainable Agriculture. Department of Agricultural Education and Studies, Iowa State University

M.S.—Non-thesis

1. Nolan, Bethany (2016) 2. Chapman, Kelli (2011) 3. Martin, Angie (2010) 4. Newsom, Morgan (2008) 5. Jones, Jurahee (2007) 6. Albritton, Matt (2007) 7. Findley, Melinda (2006) 8. Chudalla, Sarah (2005)


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Ed.D.—Dissertation

1. Findley, Melinda (2007). Membership Organization Communication: An Interpretative Analysis of Agricultural Producers' Perspectives on Relationships with Checkoff Organizations. Doctoral Dissertation, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University. Dissertation was named the Outstanding Dissertation at the 2008 Association for Communications Excellence Annual Meeting.

Ph.D.—Dissertation

1. Currier, Missi (2016). Examination of Factors that Influence Student and Supervisor Perceptions of Congressional Internship Success. Doctoral Dissertation, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

2. Kalyvaki, Maria (2015). Barriers that Influence Minnesota Agricultural Science Faculty in Creating Online Classes in Higher Education. Doctoral Dissertation, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

3. Witt, Christy (2012). Factors Affecting School Connectedness Among Agricultural Education Students: A Mixed Methods Study. Doctoral Dissertation, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University.

Co-Chaired: total of 7

M.S.—Thesis

1. Compton, Kirsten (2005). An Examination of the Factors that Influence the Decision to Participate in Youth Leadership Development Opportunities in Rural High Schools in Three Southern States. Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University Texas Tech University. Co-chaired with Steve Fraze.

2. Martinez, Becky (2004). Identifying the Importance and Utilization of Emotional Intelligence in the Agricultural Communications Profession. Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University. Co-chaired with Cindy Akers.

Ed.D.—Dissertation

1. Lavergne, Chris (2016). Building the Climate for Optimal Organizational Transfer of Learning: An Examination of USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service Employee Training Motivation and Perceived Training Transfer. Doctoral Dissertation, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University. Co-chaired with Gary Wingenbach, Texas A&M University.

2. Burkham, Angela (2010). The Relationship of Emotional Intelligence and Transformational Leadership Behavior in Texas AgriLife Extension Service Mid Managers. Doctoral Dissertation, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University. Co-chaired with Christopher T. Boleman, Texas A&M University.

3. Owen Roberts (2010). A Model for Student Learning in Knowledge Translation and Transfer in Ontario. Doctoral Dissertation, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University. Co-chaired with Gary Wingenbach, Texas A&M University.

4. Miller, Rene (2007). Communities of Practice: The Utility of Web-based Communication Tools in Assisting New, Adult, Online Learners’ Transition to Formal Distance Education. Doc@Distance program with Texas A&M University. Co-chaired with Kim Dooley, Texas A&M University.

Ph.D.—Dissertation

1. Clem, Corey Duysen (2013). Exploring the Competencies, Skills, and Abilities Needed by Agricultural Communications Students: A Delphi Study. Doctoral Dissertation, Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Texas Tech University. Co-chaired with Cindy Akers,


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Texas Tech University. Dissertation was named the Outstanding Dissertation at the 2014 Association for Communications Excellence Annual Meeting.

Committee Member—Completed: 57

M.S.—Thesis

1. Sondra Lohse (2017) 2. Joanna King (2016) 3. Ashley Daggs (2015) 4. Elissa McLerran (2015) 5. Katie Setterbo (2015) 6. Whitney Curry (2014) 7. Kelsey Fletcher Shaw (2013) 8. Danielle White (2013) 9. Caleb Dodd (2011) 10. Bruce Spinhirne (M.S., Agronomy) (2011) 11. Kevin Meeks (M.S., Agronomy) (2011) 12. Caitlyn Frederick (2010) 13. Mica Graybill (2010) 14. Abby McCulloch (2009) 15. Stayton Bonner (2009) 16. Alyx Oshel (2008) 17. Steelee Hogue (2008) 18. Shelby Axtell (2006) 19. Kim Cooper (2006) 20. Lindsay West (2006) 21. Jessica Bieber Hein (2005) 22. Megan Cox (2005) 23. Kami Casaboone (2004) 24. Meredith Schacht (2004) 25. Ashlee Vinyard (2004) 26. Angela Beasley (2003) 27. Danielle Cox (2003) 28. Kelly Jones (2003) 29. Leslie A. Simon (2003) 30. Thomas Jordan (1995) 31. Annette Kiefer (1995) 32. Paula Wright (1994 at U. of Arizona; external member)

M.S.—Non-thesis

1. Jennifer Martin (2013) 2. Leslie Hackett (2013) 3. McKenzie Gregory Allison (2012) 4. Samantha Featherstone (M. Ag) (2012) 5. Keith Patrick (2012) 6. Mellissa Waggoner (2011) 7. Lilliana Gonzalez (M. Ag) (2010) 8. Brenna Baumann (2010) 9. Jessica Nebhut (2009) 10. Missi Currier (2009) 11. Courtney Gibson (2008)


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12. Mary Willeford (2008) 13. Kristin Heinemann (2007) 14. Andrea Olivier (2005)

Ed.D.

1. Kelsey Hall (Ed.D.) (2011) 2. Nina Crutchfield (Ed.D., joint degree program with Texas A&M) (2010) 3. Jeanea Lambeth (Ed.D., joint degree program with Texas A&M) (2008) 4. Steve Lewis (Ed.D., joint degree program with Texas A&M) (2007) 5. Pat Pauley (Ed.D.) (2007) 6. Chad S. Davis (Ed.D.) (2003)

Ph.D.

1. Austin Burrow (2017) 2. Rachel Bobbitt Jackson (2015) 3. Jessica Torrion (Ph.D., Plant & Soil Science) (2008) 4. Ashley Basinger (Ph.D. in Plant & Soil Science) (2007) 5. Dawn Mellion (Ph.D.) (1995) 6. Gary Wingenbach (Ph.D.) (1995)

IN PROGRESS: Chair or Co-Chair: total of 3

Master’s—Non-Thesis:

1. Kallie Jo Kastenson Anticipated completion date: May 2018 2. Jayde Farbo Anticipated completion date: August 2018 3. Shima Hassan Zadeh (INDS) Anticipated completion date: August 2018

Committee member of: 6

Master’s—Thesis:

1. Lauren Giuliani Anticipated completion date: August 2018

Master’s—Non-Thesis:

1. Delaney Howell Anticipated completion date: August 2018

Doctoral (Ph.D.):

1. Caitlin Jackson Anticipated completion date: May 2018 2. Lindsay Kennedy Anticipated completion date: August 2018 3. Innocent Awasom Anticipated completion date: May 2019 4. Carla Millares Anticipated completion date: May 2019

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