Projects
2002 National Public Policy Education Conference
52nd National Public Policy Education Conference
Agrosecurity: The Challenge for Public Policy Education
Sept. 15-17, 2002
Reno, Nevada
A conference summary report is available. All papers are also posted on AgEcon Search.
| Monday, September 16, 2002 | |
| A Review of Public Policy Education/Public Issues Education & Why It is Relevant to Agrosecurity | Larry Sanders, Oklahoma State University PDF Presentation |
| Policy Action to Secure the Food System | Bill Hawks, Undersecretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs, USDA |
| Agroterrorism Prevention, Response and Recovery | Anne Kohnen, U.S. Department of Energy Remarks |
| Security and the Food Supply: FDA Perspective | LeeAnne Jackson, U.S. Department of Energy PDF Presentation |
| Food & Agricultural Biosecurity is Everyone’s Responsibility: Report from Texas Summit Initiative | Gene Nelson and Neville Clark, Texas A&M University |
| Monday Afternoon Session — Policy Education Responses to Bioterrorism and Agrosecurity | |
| Biological Terrorism Against Animal Populations and the Public Health Implications | Bill Kvasnicka, University of Nevada-Reno Remarks PDF Presentation |
| Reducing Natural and Induced Biosecurity Risks | Jones Bryan, Clemson University Remarks PDF Presentation |
| NIF Materials on Terrorism | Dave Patton, Ohio State University |
| Panel: CES Policy Education Role | David Foster, Oklahoma State University Remarks PDF Presentation Karen Penner, Kansas State University Remarks Leon Danielson, North Carolina State University Remarks PDF Presentation |
| Challenges and Opportunities for Extension Public Issues Education | Jim Christensen, University of Arizona Walt Armbruster, Farm Foundation |
| Tuesday, September 17, 2002 | |
| Public Issues Education (PIE) Methodology – Based on Natural Resource Dispute Resolution | Steve Smutko, North Carolina State University RemarksPat Corcoran, Oregon State University Loretta Singletary, University of Nevada |
| Collaborative Learning | Steve Daniels, Western Rural Development Center
Walt Armbruster, Farm Foundation |