Teaching

Scholarly Contributions

Dr. Jolly has been teaching for more than 25 years. He received training as a primary school teacher, and has years of experience at all rungs of the education ladder. Dr. Jolly is familiar with the various forms of information diffusion and scholarly activities.

Extension and Outreach

Dr. Jolly has been trained as an extension worker at the Jamaica School of Agriculture. He has taken courses at the undergraduate level in Principles of Extension, Communication Arts, and Rural Sociology. Served as Field Extension Agent in Dominica in 1973. Worked in multi-disciplinary teams alongside extension workers. At the graduate level he has taken courses in Extension Methods. Conducted applied field research with extension personnel. Served on the 1990-1991 SACS Committee as Liaison Officer for the Outreach, Extension and Service Committee. Dr. Jolly is familiar with Extension and outreach program planning.

Courses Taught

• AGEC 4300 Agricultural Policy and World Trade, 3 hours
• AEC 530 World and Agricultural Trade, 3 hours
• AGEC 7110 Economic Development II, 3 hours
• AGEC 7200 Economics of Aquaculture I, 3 hours
• AGEC 7250 Economics of Aquaculture II, 3 hours
• AGEC 7800 Special Problems in Agr. Economics, 3 hours

Training Courses

I have participated in teaching the summer short course in Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures from 1981, 1986, 1988, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, and 2000.

One of my first responsibilities at Auburn University was to help the Department of Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures increase social science input in their curriculum and to participate in short - term training of students from various countries of the world.

Grants Recieved Related to Teaching

In 1993 I received a $34,000 grant with Tuskegee University and Alabama A&M from USAID for teaching Haitian Agricultural Agents principles of Sustainable Agriculture.

Publications Related to Teaching

• Jolly, C. M., and H. A. Clonts. Economics of Aquaculture, Food Products Press, New York, 1993. (Text used for AGEC 7200)
• Shannon, D., G. Howze, C. M. Jolly, and S. Goodwin. 1993. Les Notes sur Agriculture Durable et la Commercialization et la Demographic; Manual prepared for Haitian short course. Department of Agricultural Economics, Auburn University.
• Jolly, C. M. Economics of Aquacultural Production and Farm Management; Teaching Manual Prepared for Aquacultural Training Program, 1989.
• Jolly, C. M., and H. A. Clonts. Economics of Aquaculture, Manuals prepared in 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, and 1992 for the teaching of Aquacultural Economics (AEC 620).

Major Professor to Graduate Students Whose Work Has Been Completed

Name	Degree	Year	Position
Budry Bayard	Ph.D.	2003	Agricultural Advisor, Haiti
Abdulkudos Almarani	Ph.D.	2003	Development Officer, United Nations Poverty Program
Alison Keefe	Ph.D.	2002	Assistant Professor, Keneesaw State University
Carel Ligeon	Ph.D.	2000	Instructor, AUM
Nathanael Hishamunda	Ph.D.	1999	Fisheries Policy Analyst, FAO, Rome
Johnathan King	Ph.D.	1996	International Devel, Officer - China
Tridoyo Kusumastanto	Ph.D.	1994	Dir. of the Fisheries Inst., Indonesia
Charlotte Ham	M.S.	2001	Asst. Project Leader- Tuskegee Uni.
Budry Bayard	M.S.	2000
Nathanael Hishamunda	M.S.	1994
Constance Ileko Mugalla	M.S.	1992	Post Doctoral Fellow CDC
Patrick Adolphus Morris	M.S.	1991	Assistant Professor, University of Hawaii
Palitha S. M. Muthukude	M.S.	1989	Project Manager USAID, Sri Lanka
Sandra Marie Cook	M.aq.	1981	Dir. of Aquacultural Enterprise, Jamaica

Major Professor to Current Graduate Students

Name	Degree	Year
John Kagochi	Ph.D.	2006