Dr. Ashley Wood Renck
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- Teaching University of Central Missouri
- Paris Junior College
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- Department of Agricultural Sciences-Texas AM-Commerce
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| Dr. Ashley Wood Renck
Department of Agriculture Grinstead 126 A-1 Warrensburg, MO 64093 660.543.8596 v 660.543.8031 f
minors: statistics and economics. M.S. May, 1998; General Agriculture, Arkansas State University. B.S. May, 1997, cum laude; Agricultural Business, Arkansas State University.
Jennifer Dixon, Master of Science in Agricultural Sciences, “Economic Impact of Country-of-Origin Labeling on Beef Producers and Consumers in Texas,” December 2004. Melinda Myers, Master of Science in Agricultural Sciences, “Equine Industry Potential in Northeast Texas,” December 2005. Matthew Huber, Master of Science in Agricultural Sciences, “Factors influencing farmers’ crop insurance decisions in the Mississippi Delta,” August 2005. John Cody Barnes, Master of Science in Agricultural Sciences, “Mineral consumption in equine animals,” December 2005. Graduate Student Committees Shannon Arnold, Master of Science in Agricultural Sciences Terri Kates, Master of Science in Agricultural Sciences
Matt Huber, Bachelor of Science in Economics/Agricultural Economics, “Crop Acreage Elasticities in the Southeast United States,” December 2003. Jennifer Dixon, Bachelor Science in Agribusiness, “Dairy Economics in Hopkins County,” December 2003. Robyn Mader, Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics, “Potential demand for milk vending machines,” May 2005. FUNDING Faculty Mini-grant, “Factors influencing farmers’ crop insurance decisions in the Mississippi Delta,” 2004, $600, Texas A&M-Commerce Graduate Studies and Research. Dean’s Undergraduate Student Research, “Milk vending machines,” 2004, $600, College of Arts and Sciences. Faculty Mini-grant, “Short run effects of the mad cow scare on the Texas beef industry,” 2004, $500, Texas A&M-Commerce Graduate Studies and Research. Organized Research Proposal, “Country of Origin Labeling and NAFTA: Potential impacts on U.S. Agriculture,” 2004, $500, Texas A&M-Commerce University Research Committee. Competitive Travel Grant, Spring 2004, $500, Faculty Development Committee grant. Faculty Mini-Grant, “Dairy Economics in Hopkins County,” 2003, $500, Texas A&M-Commerce Graduate Studies and Research. Faculty Mini-Grant, “Credence goods: a labeling problem?” 2002, $500, Texas A&M-Commerce Graduate Studies and Research. Dean’s Undergraduate Student Research, “Risk Management”, 2002, $480, College of Arts and Sciences. Co-Principal Investigator. Optimal Implementation of Spatial Agricultural Technology and Water Quality Standards in Mississippi, 2002, $40,000, with Diane Hite and Walaiporn Intarapapong, Advanced Spatial Technology in Agriculture Grant, Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station. PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS AND ACTIVITIES American Economic Association American Agricultural Economics Association Academic Quiz Bowl Judge, Montreal, Canada, 2003 Executive Board of the Graduate Student Section, 2000-2001 Graduate Student Case Study Competition, 1999 Graduate Student Section, 1999-2002 Committee on Women in Agricultural Economics, present Southern Agricultural Economics Association Quiz Bowl Judge, Mobile, Alabama, 2003 Selected Paper Session moderator, Mobile Alabama, 2003 Western Agricultural Economics Association Mississippi Agricultural Economics Association Food Distribution Research Society International Food & Agribusiness Management Association Omicron Delta Epsilon International Honor Society for Economists Delta Tau Alpha Agricultural Honor Society Alpha Theta Chi Collegiate Honor Society Agricultural History Society SERVICE Graduate Student Coordinator, 2004-2006, Department of Agricultural Sciences, Texas A&M-Commerce Department of Agricultural Sciences, Library Liaison, 2002-2006, Texas A&M-Commerce. Department of Agricultural Sciences-Texas A&M-Commerce Student Activities Committee, Chair, 2002-2006 Ag Council Faculty Advisor. Ag Council was a group of students that planned, coordinated, and hosted social events for the Agricultural Department, College of Arts and Sciences, and the community. Agricultural Economics Quiz Bowl Team Advisor/Coach, 2002-2006 Farm Management Committee, 2003-2004 Retention, Recruitment, and Alumni Relations Committee, 2003-04 Developed and coordinated administration of new student course evaluation forms Cost/Benefit Analysis of Farm Dairy, 2003 Departmental Search Committee (Horticulture), 2003 Graduate Examinations Committee, 2003-2006 Departmental Good News Board coordinator, 2003-2006 Future Farmers of America District Career Development Events Coordinated and Judged Agribusiness Management Contest 2003-2006 International Education Program, Puebla, Mexico 2004 Nutrient Management and Water Quality Task Force, MAFES, 2000-2002. Coastal Plain Poultry Litter Research, Extension, and Education Advisory Council, 2000-2002. Agricultural Economics Graduate Student Association, Mississippi State University, President 1999-2001. HONORS AND AWARDS Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers, 2004 Alpha Gamma Rho Outstanding faculty member, 2005 COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Mid-America Running Association, Kansas City, Missouri, 2008-current Phi Alpha Delta Community Christmas Party, Mississippi College School of Law, Jackson, Mississippi, 2007 Law Spouses’ Club, Mississippi College School of Law, Jackson, Mississippi, 2007-2008 Mississippi Track Club, Jackson, Mississippi, 2007-2008 University Dames Women’s Club, Commerce, Texas, 2002-2006 American Cancer Society Relay for Life Team, Texas A&M-Commerce, 2005 St. Bernard’s Regional Medical Center Community Thanksgiving Dinner Volunteer, Jonesboro, Arkansas, 2006 REVIEWS Journal of Food Distribution Research Journal of Agribusiness Texas Journal of Agricultural and Natural Resources Book Review, Economics: Applications to Agriculture and Agribusiness, Pearson Prentice Hall Departmental manuscripts Peer review of journal and conference submissions
Bioeconomic Modeling of Best Management Practices in Southern Agricultural Systems.” Invited Paper, Southern Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting, February 2003, Mobile, Alabama. Renck. A. and D. Hite. “Consumers’ Willingness to Pay for Environmental Regulation: Results of a National Green Marketing Survey.” Conference on Ecolabels and the Greening of the Food Market, November 7-9, 2002, Boston, Massachusetts. Renck, A. and D. Hite. “Poultry Litter Transport to Reduce Non-point Pollution.” Water Environment Federation, Animal Residuals Management Conference, November 12-14, 2000, Kansas City, Missouri. Renck, A. and C. Miller. “Implications of Increased Coordination on Traditional Agricultural Spot Markets.” American Agricultural Economics Association’s “Essay for the 21st Century” competition, 2000. INFORMATION AND TECHNICAL BULLETINS Renck, A. and D. Hite. “Consumers’ Willingness to Pay for Environmental Regulation: Results of a National Green Marketing Survey.” Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station Bulletin. Renck, A. and D. Hite. “The Effect of Environmental Regulation On Poultry Producers and Consumers.” Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station Bulletin. Renck, A. and D. Hite. “Benefits and Costs of Environmental Regulation of the Poultry Industry.” Department of Agricultural Economics, Mississippi State University, Research Report 2002. ABSTRACTS & REFEREED PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS Renck, A. “Can ecolabeling substitute for environmental regulation?” Poster presented to the International Agribusiness Management Symposium, June, 2003, Cancun, Mexico. Renck, A. and D. Hite. “Consumers’ Willingness to Pay for Environmental Regulation: Results of a National Green Marketing Survey.” Selected Poster Presentation, American Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting, Long Beach, California, July 28-31, 2002.
Selected paper, Western Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting, July 2002, Long Beach, California. Intarapapong, W., D. Hite, and A. Renck. “Environmental Risk Assessment Under Safety-First Constraints.” Selected paper, Western Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting, July 2002, Long Beach, California. Renck, A. and D. Hite “Results of a Green Marketing Survey.” Selected paper, Southern Agricultural Economics Association, February 2002, Orlando, FL. Renck, A. “Evaluating Changes in Agricultural Market Structure.” Selected paper, Western Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting, July, 2001, Logan, Utah. Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 26(2) December 2001. Herndon, B., D. Hudson, and A. Renck. “Influence of Information Technology on Merger and Acquisition Activities of U.S. Agricultural Cooperatives.” Paper presented to the International Agribusiness Management Symposium, June 24, 2001, Sydney, Australia.
Alternative Waste Management Plans for Poultry farmers.” Southern Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting, January, 2001, Fort Worth, TX; Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics 33(2) August 2001.
Competing Wildlife-Based Recreational Activities.” Southern Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting, January-February, 2000, Lexington, KY; Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics 32(2) August 2000.
Joint Ventures in Agricultural Cooperatives.” Selected Poster Presentation, American Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting, Tampa, Florida, July 29-August 3, 2000.
Management Alternatives to Reduce Non-point Pollution.” 2001 Proceedings, Mississippi Water Resources Conference, Mississippi Water Resources Institute, Mississippi State University, pp. 14-16. Renck, A., D. Hudson, J. Reeves, and S. Martin. “The Cost of Ultra-Narrow Cotton Production in Mississippi: A Commercial-Scale Experiment.” 2000 Beltwide Cotton Conference, Proceedings, Cotton Economics and Marketing Conference, National Cotton Council, Memphis, TN, pp. 289-290. OTHER PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS AND ACTIVITIES “Green Marketing.” Seminar presented to Agricultural Economics Department, Mississippi State University, July 2001. Download 51.23 Kb. Share with your friends:
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