Earlier taught at UWP (5 courses):
AGBUS 1500 – Introduction to Agribusiness (each Fall and Spring from Fall 2012 until Spring 2017)
AGBUS 3410 – Agricultural Consulting and Sales (Fall 2012 and Spring 2013)
AGBUS 4500 – Agribusiness Management (each Fall and Spring from Spring 2013 until Spring 2017)
AGBUS 4580 – Agribusiness Internship (each Summer from 2013 until 2017, and Fall 2014)
ECONO 2230 – Principles of Microeconomics (Spring 2013)
Earlier taught at AAMU (15 courses):
AGB 102 – Introduction to Careers in Agriculture (online)
AGB 199 – Computers in Agriculture (online)
AGB 299 – Quantitative Applications in Agribusiness
AGB 322 – Farm Management
AGB 323 – Agricultural Marketing
AGB 333 – Commodity Marketing
AGB 422 – Agricultural Financing
AGB 424 – International Agricultural Development
AGB 443 – Economics of Food Distribution
AGB 490 – Special Problems
AGB 532 – Advanced Farm Management
AGB 624 – Agricultural Financial Analysis
ECO 200 – Basic Economics
ECO 231 – Principles of Macroeconomics
ORI 101 – Survival Skills
Advisement/Supervision/Mentoring: In AAMU – Advised twenty-four (24) students, including twelve (12) graduate students. Served on Ph.D. dissertation committee of one (1) (Girma Kebede) in AAMU, graduated in December 2018. In UWP – Advised forty (40) students in Spring 2016, thirty (30) in Fall 2016, and twenty-eight (28) in Spring 2017: number grew from 0 to 9 to 20 to 34 to 41 to 46 since starting job in Fall 2012. In KSU – Served on M.S. thesis committees of two (2) students: Saaruj Khadka and Aman Bhatta, both graduated in May 2019. Also, External Ph.D. Examiner for National Institute of Technology (N.I.T.), Durgapur, West Bengal, India. Mentored six
students for at least eight (8) Research Day presentations/paper submissions leading up to five (5) awards (2018 and 2019). Research Day is a signature annual Business area event at Kentucky State University.
Scholarship/Student Support through Funded Grants: In AAMU – Three (3) graduate students supported – Mariah Kamoga, David Brian Kimbugwe, and Babatunde Afolabi Obembe.
Internship Evaluation: 36 total, all in UWP – 7, 7, 13, 8 in Summers 2013-16, respectively, and 1 in Fall 2014.
Placement of Students: All students advised and/or supported found employment.
Club Advisement: In AAMU – Co-coordinator of Agribusiness (AGB) Journal Club, Agribusiness Department/Unit (with Dr. Buddhi Gyawali). In UWP – Co-advisor of Pioneer National Agri-Marketing Association (NAMA) Club (with Dr. Annie Kinwa-Muzinga). In KSU – Co-advisor of Innovators INC (Business Student Club) (with Dr. Gary Stratton).
[Total ~$4,047,334, including $373,460 as PI, $3,104,755 as Co-PI, and $569,119 as Evaluator; plus 26 other grants attempted, including one submitted on January 29, 2016 to the University of Wisconsin System Competitive Grant Program for an Applied Research Grant for 2016-17 (Co-PI) (~$50,000): Livestock Behavior Monitor and Analysis System using Computer Vision Techniques; one submitted to USDA-NIFA-AFRI for 2013-16 (Co-PI) (~$500,000): Predicting Agroecosystems at Watershed Scale in the Southeastern United States, and another for 2014-17 (Consultant) (~$500,000): Assessment of Economic Efficiency and Sustainability of Small and Medium-Sized Farms in Kentucky]