She continues her work with CREE and integrates her research and extension work with both PIE Center and CREE. She previously worked at Kansas State University for eight years where she earned tenure and co-founded the Center for Rural Enterprise Engagement (CREE). Baker is an associate professor in the Department of Agricultural Education and Communication with a research appointment (65%) with the Center for Public Issues Education. Seafood Management Assistance Resource & Recovery Team.Public opinions of community resilience & disaster preparedness.Stabilizing Apalachicola Bay oyster reefs.Her work with this project continues with her current research and outreach initiatives.Īngela conducts research and outreach initiatives around disaster preparedness and recovery in communities. This project, which is funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, is focused on helping communities become more resilient in the face of disasters. More specifically she served as the community outreach and dissemination core manager for the Healthy Gulf, Healthy Communities project. Prior to her position, Angela was a post-doctoral associate with the PIE Center. from the Department of Agricultural Education and Communication at the University of Florida in May 2013. Lindsey is an assistant professor in the Department of Family, Youth and Community Sciences working within the PIE Center. Public opinions of endangered & invasive speciesĪngela B.
Florida Cattlewomen’s Association membership survey.Consumer awareness & opinions of technologies to combat citrus greening.His research interests include agricultural communication (television/video production, print media, and media relations) and distance education (instructional design, instructional media). Ricky is also an active member of the Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Life and Human Sciences. He received Teacher of the Year honors in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences in 19, and CALS Advisor of the Year in 20. Ricky is faculty adviser for the UF/Agricultural Communicators and Leaders of Tomorrow and served as the faculty adviser for the National ACT organization for five years. He also taught journalism and broadcast production at Texas A&M. He previously worked as a television reporter, newspaper reporter and editor, and video producer for Texas A&M University’s Department of Agricultural Communications. Ricky Telg is a professor in the Department of Agricultural Education and Communication and the Director of the Center for Public Issues Education.
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