1992-2015: Research Mentor (USDA/1890 Research Apprenticeship Summer Program) for minority high schools students at Kentucky State University. Project Title: "Pesticides in Soil, Runoff, and Infiltration Water", June-July 1995 to June-July 2014. Antonious supervised REAP summer high school students and KSU summer undergraduate students Biology-410 Special Problems and Training Course.

1989-1991: Visiting Scientist “Phytochemicals for Pest Control and Environmental Pollution by Pesticides”, Department of Horticulture, College of Agriculture, Agriculture Science Center North, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky 40546 (USA)

1988-1989: Professor and Research Director of Pesticides Chemistry, Department of Vegetable Pests, Plant Protection Research Institute, Agricultural Research Center, Alexandria, Egypt.

1986-1988: Associate Professor, Plant Protection Research Institute, Agricultural Research Center, Alexandria, Egypt.

1983-1985: Lecturer, Plant Protection Research Institute, Agricultural Research Center, Alexandria, Egypt.

1978-1982: Assistant Lecturer, Plant Protection Research Institute, Agricultural Research Center, Alexandria, Egypt.

1970-1977: Research Assistant, Plant Protection Research Institute, Agricultural Research Center, Alexandria, Egypt.

PERSONAL INFORMATION:

Place of Birth: Alexandria, Egypt

Citizenship: USA

Race/Ethnicity: White

Marital Status: Married

Granting: To Solicit Funding and other Resources from Public and Private Agencies and Extension to Enhance Research Program:

1- Allteck Crop Science 2017 Proposal titled “Impact of Alltech Soil-Set, Grain-Set, and Liquiplex Formulations on Pepper Plant Morphology, Soil Health, and Antioxidants in Mature Fruits.” ($42,050). George Antonious (PI), Kirk Pomper (Co-PI), and Steven Borst (Co-PI).

2- Allteck Crop Science 2016 Proposal titled “Continuing the Optimizing Hemp Production through Cultivar Selection and Soil Management Practices ($43,000). Kirk Pomper (PI), Antony Silvernail (Co-PI), George Antonious (Co-PI), Steven Borst (Co-PI).

3- Allteck Crop Science 2015 Proposal titled “Optimization of Hemp Production through Cultivar Selection and Soil Management Practices ($43,000). Kirk Pomper (PI), George Antonious (Co-PI), Steven Borst (Co-PI), Antony Silvernail (Co-PI), Sheri Crabtree (Co-PI), and Jeremiah Lowe (Co-PI).

4- Kentucky’s Conservation Innovation Grant (CIG 2015 proposal) titled: Soil Health Assessment: Use of Manure and Cover Crop in Small Scale Farming ($74,936): PI: Maheteme

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