— Teaching —

Currently, I teach Agricultural Marketing Theory. Through instruction, I prepare the next generation of food economists to think critically about societal challenges and the opportunities along the food value chain to resolve these challenges. Students have heterogeneous goals, and I hope to be a mentor who provides value whether a student aspires to become an academic, join the private industry, or work in the public sector. Ultimately, educator success should be measured by student satisfaction after graduation.

Below is a list of classes I have taught at the University of Delaware, the University of Florida, Oklahoma State University, and the University of Arkansas.

University of Delaware APEC 812 Preferences & Choices APEC 430 Establishing & Managing an Agribusiness APEC 212 Food Retailing & Consumer Behavior

University of Florida AEB 4325 Contemporary Issues in Agribusiness AEB 3300 Agricultural & Food Marketing AEB 3935 Food and Resource Economics Seminar

Oklahoma State University AGEC 3213 Quantitative Methods in Agricultural Economics

University of Arkansas AGEC 2403 Quantitative Tools for Agribusiness AGEC 1103 Principles of Agricultural Microeconomics