The nomination form for member awards is now open https://aub.ie/aiaee2022
Nominations from 2021 will also be considered is not awarded or if the nominaiton is not rescinded
Nominations are due on March 1, 2022 at 5:00pm EST.
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Selection Criteria A person who has demonstrated outstanding leadership in international agricultural and extension education will be selected for this award. This individual must be a member of AIAEE. The recipient of this award should have made substantial leadership contributions to international agricultural and extension education for at least 10 years. Personal Commitment: exerts extraordinary dedication and efforts in support of international agricultural and extension education programs, activities and services. Evidence of Leadership Ability: is supportive and cooperative in working relationships; seeking to develop positive and productive attitudes; and offers encouragement and recognition to others. Achievement: is goal oriented, sets examples for others, has demonstrated significant accomplishments, and has acquired noticeable peer recognition. Prominence: has achieved stature of leadership, noted as conspocuous among peers, and is sought out for advice and counsel. Additional information: years of membership in and service to AIAEE, years of involvement with agricultural & extension education, research (including publications and grants). teaching, outreach/service for example.
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Winners |
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| 2022 | Kristen Davis | 2021 | Robert Strong |
| 2020 | Kristina Hains | 2019 | Amy Harder |
| 2017 | M. Craig Edwards | 2018 | Grady Roberts |
| 2015 | Glen Shinn | 2016 | Renee Pardello |
| 2014 | Kim E. Dooley | 2002 | Satish Verma |
| 2013 | James Lindner | 2001 | O. Donald Meaders |
| 2012 | Pete Vergot III | 2000 | Janet Henderson |
| 2011 | J. Mark Erbaugh | 1999 | Jack Elliot |
| 2010 | James Knight | 1998 | Barbara Ludwig |
| 2009 | W. Wade Miller | 1997 | Roger Steele |
| 2008 | James Phelan | 1996 | Timothy Bembridge |
| 2007 | B. Lynn Jones | 1995 | Robert Martin |
| 2006 | Don Breazeale | 1994 | Edna McBreen |
| 2005 | Wayne Ganpat | 1993 | David Acker |
| 2004 | John Richardson | 1992 | John Crunkilton |
| 2003 | James Christiansen | 1991 | Burton Swanson |
Outstanding Service Award
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Selection Criteria An international agricultural and extension educator who has made meritorious service contributions beyond his or her regular employment is eligible for this award. This individual must be member of AIAEE. This service must be of 10 years or longer in duration. The Outstanding Service Award is considered the most pretigous association award. Meritorious Service: has made significant contributions to the environment, promotion, development, and progress of international agricultural and extension education. Peer Recognition: has achieved noticeable recognition within the international agricultural and extension education community for services that are far beyond any normal expectations. Dedication: demonstrates concern, personal sacrifice to assist others, and actively supports organization and activities involved in the improvement of international agricultural and extension education. Sustained Effort: provides assistance and contributes to individuals and the association over a sustained period of time. Additional information: years of membership in and service to AIAEE, years of involvement with agricultural & extension education, research (including publications and grants), teaching, outreach/service for example. |
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Winners |
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| 2022 | Glen Shinn | 2021 | Craig Edwards |
| 2020 | Wayne Ganpat | 2019 | Amy Harder |
| 2017 | Anita Zavodska | 2018 | Robert Strong |
| 2015 | Theresa Murphrey | 2016 | |
| 2014 | Brenda Seevers | 2002 | Steve Jones |
| 2013 | Kristin Davis | 2001 | Gustav Duvel |
| 2012 | Burton Swanson | 2000 | James Christiansen |
| 2011 | Kim Dooley | 1999 | John Richardson |
| 2010 | J. Mark Erbaugh | 1998 | Bruce Lansdale |
| 2009 | James Lindner | 1997 | Francis Byrnes |
| 2008 | Tom Bruening | 1996 | David Giltrow |
| 2007 | Larry Miller | 1995 | Janet Henderson |
| 2006 | Pete Vergot III | 1994 | Thomas Trail |
| 2005 | Gary Wingenbach | 1993 | O. Donald Meaders |
| 2004 | Bill Rivera | 1992 | David Youmans |
| 2003 | Jack Elliot | 1991 | Robert Maxwell |
Fellows and Senior Fellow Awards
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Selection Criteria Nominators must be members of AIAEE. The Awards Committee Chair will verify eligibility of nominee and forward nominations to AIAEE’s Executive Committee who will deliberate and make selections. The award will be presented once a year at the annual conference. Criteria for selection as a Fellow include: service, leadership, achievement, and peer recognition. To be selected a Fellow or Senior Fellow must: have provided noteworthy service to AIAEE and the profession; have provided significant leadership to AIAEE and/or international agricultural and extension education; have substantial academic and/or outreach achievements; and be widely regarded and recognized in the field of study and its application (The last of these four being the most important.) The number of Fellows and Senior Fellows may vary year to year, however, typically no more than three Fellows should be selected in a calendar year and no more than one Senior Fellow should be selected in a calendar year. Persons who were elected as Fellows and advance to the rank of Senior Fellows are not considered in this limit. The policy relating to the Fellows program is developed and maintained by the Awards Committee. Substantial changes to this policy must be approved by the AIAEE Executive. Fellows can be elevated to Senior Fellow upon continue contributions and years of service. Fellow: The purpose of the Fellow award is to recognize and nourish AIAEE members who have made exceptional contributions to the profession and who have no less than eight years and no more than fifteen years of service as a professional in agricultural and extension education and who show great promise for continued contributions. Fellows are elevated to Senior Fellow after twenty years of service as a professional in agricultural and extension education. Senior Fellow: The purpose of the Senior Fellow award is to recognize and nourish AIAEE members who have made exceptional and sustained contributions to the profession and who have more than fifteen years of service as a professional in agricultural and extension education. |
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Fellows |
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Senior Fellows |
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| 2022 |
Ataharul Chowdhury Asa Kante |
2022 | Koralalage Jayaratne |
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2021 |
Jennifer Strong Nathan Conner |
2021 |
Kristin Davis Kristina Hains |
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2020 |
J.C. Bunch Roger Hanagriff |
2020 |
T. Grady Roberts M. Craig Edwards |
| 2019 | Nicole Stedman Tobin Redwine |
2019 | David Giltrow Kim Dooley James Lindner |
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2018 |
Alexa Lamm Kristina Hains |
2018 | Wayne Ganpat |
| 2017 | Todd Brashears | 2017 |
Matt Baker |
| 2016 | 2016 | ||
| 2015 | Robert Strong Leslie Edgar |
2015 | Rama Radhakrishna Murari Suvedi |
| 2014 | Amy Harder Tim Kock T. Grady Roberts Tracy Rutherford |
2014 | Glen C. Shinn |
| 2013 | Mercy Akeredolu Marta Hartmann K.S.U. Jayaratne James Lindner Theresa Murphrey |
2013 | Gary Briers David Lawver William Rivera Brenda Seevers Pete Vergot III |
| 2012 | Kristin Davis Kim Dooley David Dolly Craig Edwards Michelle Glenn |
2012 | Jack Elliot J. Mark Erbaugh Larry Miller Burt Swanson Gary Wingenbach |
Outstanding Achievement Award
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Selection Criteria A professional who during their career (more than 5 years, Mid Career) has demonstrated a combination of service leadership, and scholarly activity in international agricultural and extension education is eligible for this award. The individual must be a member of AIAEE. Personal Commitment: exerts extraordinary dedication and effort in support of international agricultural and extension education programs, activities and services. Meritorious Service: has made significant contributions to the improvement, promotion, development, and progress of international agricultural and extension education. Achievement: is goal oriented, sets and example for others, has demonstrated significant accomploshments, and has acquired noticeable peer recognition. Evidence of Scholarly Activity: has a listing of journal articles, papers, and presentations related to international agricultural and extension education issues and topics. Additional information: years of membership in and service to AIAEE, years of involvement with agricultural & extension education, research (including publications and grants), teaching, outreach/service for example. |
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Winners |
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| 2022 | J.C. Bunch | 2021 | Alexa Lamm |
| 2020 | Amy Boren Alpizar | 2019 | Matt Baker |
| 2017 | Tim Kock | 2018 | Leslie Edgar |
| 2015 | Amy Harder | 2016 | Norma Samuel |
| 2014 | Kristin Davis | 2009 | Shelly Glenn |
| 2013 | Mercy Akeredolu | 2008 | David Dolly |
| 2012 | Grady Roberts | 2007 | Rama Radhakrishna |
| 2011 | K.S.U. Jayaratne | 2006 | Nick Place |
| 2010 | Barnabas Dlamini | 2005 | James Lindner |
Outstanding Early Achievement Award
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Selection Criteria A professional who early in their career (less than 5 years) has demonstrated a combination of service, leadership, and scholarly activity in international agricultural and extension education is eligible for this award. The individual must be a member of AIAEE. Personal Commitment: exerts extraordinary dedication and effort in support of international agricultural and extension education programs, activities and services. Meritorious Service: has made significant contributions to the improvement, promotion, development, and progress of international agricultural and extension education. Achievement: is goal oriented, sets and example for others, has demonstrated significant accomplishment, and has acquired noticeable peer recognition. Evidence of Scholarly Activity: has a listing of journal articles, papers, and presentations related to international agricultural and extension education issues and topics. Additional information: years of membership in and service to AIAEE, years of involvement with agricultural & extension education, research (including publications and grants), teaching, outreach/service for example. |
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| 2022 | Richie Roberts | ||
| 2020 | Ataharul Chowdhury | 2021 | John Diaz |
| 2018 | Tobine Redwine | 2019 | Mary Rodriguez |
| 2016 | JC Bunch | 2017 | Austen Moore |
| 2015 | Laura Sanagorski Warner | 2005 | Charles Steiner |
| 2014 | Assa Kante | 2004 | James Connors |
| 2013 | Robert Strong | 2003 | Moses Zinnah |
| 2012 | Theresa Murphrey | 2002 | Randall Andreasen |
| 2011 | Timothy Kock | 2001 | Murari Suvedi |
| 2010 | Amy Harder | 2000 | Matt Baker |
| 2009 | Kristin Davis | 1999 | Rama Radhakrishna |
| 2008 | K.S.U. Jayaratne | 1998 | Ching-Chun Shih |
| 2007 | Kelli Selby | 1997 | Deirdre Birmingham |
| 2006 | Maria Navarro | 1996 | Jack Elliot |
Download Selection Criteria for all the awards.
2021 AIAEE Awards
Abstract Presentations
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Examining Potential Relationships Between Mentor Relationship Quality and Organizational Commitment in U.S. Extension Professionals by Amy Harder, Lendel K. Narine, Matt P. Benge, Marina Denny, Kristi Farner |
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An Exploration an Entrepreneurship Program with Marginalized Youth in Panamá: Developing Agents of Change by Sofía Brizuela Obando, Amy. E Boren Alpízar, Millicent Akinyi Oyugi |
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Exploring Self-Reliance in Smallholder Coffee Farmers’ Pursuit of Commercialization by Colby J. Silvert, Dr. John Diaz, Dr. Laura A. Warner, Dr. Grady Roberts |
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Addressing Food Insecurity in Conflict Zones: Describing Agricultural Assessment Priorities Aligned with Basic Human Needs by Dr. Shannon L. Norris, Dr. Holli R. Leggette, Dr. Danny Davis, Dr. Gary Briers, Dr. Lori Moore, Dr. Tobin Redwine |
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Picturing Perceptions: A Photo Eliciation of International Agricultural Development Implementors by Dr. Lacey Roberts, Dr. Tobin Redwine, Dr. Tracy Rutherford, Dr. Kim Dooley, Dr. Joyce Juntune, Dr. Elsa Murano |
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Unanticipated Unity Within Incidents of Independence: A Photovoice of Ugandan Gender-Based Agriculture Issues by Jessica Spence, Dr. Tobin Redwine, Dr. Kim Dooley |
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Establishing The Royal Standard for Critical Thinking: The QUEEN Model by Dr. Barry L. Boyd, Dr. Jennifer Strong |
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Small-Holder Farmer’s Perception toward Solar Renewable Energy Technology on the Island of Trinidad by A.J. Jorns, Dr. Jera Niewoehner-Green, Dr. Mary Rodriguez |
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The Perceptions of U.S. University Agriculture Faculty Regarding the Formation of Global Partnerships: A Q-Sort Study by Dr. Richie Roberts and Shelli D. Rampold |
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Permaculture Education in a Conflict Area: Developing and Implementing a Course in Afghanistan by Nicholas Cassell, Dr. Mary Rodriguez |
Poster Presentations
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Facilitating the Scholarship of Discovery: Utilizing the Mini-Ethnographic Case Study Design1 by Catherine E. Dobbins, Dr. Leslie D. Edgar, & Dr. Kim E. Dooley |
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Using International Experiences to Reduce Xenophobia and Cultural Biases Within Youth by Dr. Jeff Howard, Chris Anderson, Becky Ridgeway, Ashley Travis |
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To Namibia and Beyond: An Innovative Model for Virtual Study Abroad Education Programming by Jess Spence, Jack Elliot, Tobin Redwine, and Nicole Dietzel |
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Princeton in Africa: Yearlong Fellowship Opportunities in Africa by Gabriella Bragoli |
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Needs Assessment Model for Guinea Extension Education1 by Miraj Wallace, Dr. Roger Hanagriff, Dr. Jack Elliot |
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Evaluation of Client-based Extension Programs: An Integrative Review of Frameworks and Methods by Dr. Lendel K. Narine, Dr. Amanda D. Ali, Jennifer Ha. |
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Visual Strategies in International Development: A Content Analysis of Imagery and Communication Assets by Dr. Lacey Roberts, Dr. Tobin Redwine, Dr. Tracy Rutherford, Dr. Kim Dooley, Dr. Joyce Juntune, Dr. Elsa Murano, Sarah Driver |
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Communication Networks Among Wheat Growers in [Country Name]: Implications for the Diffusion of Agricultural Innovation by Abdul Rashid Mukhtarzai, Carmen N. Benson, Dr. P.K Chahal |
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The Case of the Underground Forest: How a Non-Governmental Organization Change Agent Encouraged Change that Continues to Change Lives and the Landscape by Brian Flanagan, Theresa Pesl Murphrey |