Curriculum Vitae

Education

• 1989 - 90 University Fellow, George Washington University, Major: Applied Statistics
• 1980 Ph.D., Louisiana State University, Major: Agricultural Economics
• 1977 M.S., Auburn University, Major: Agricultural Economics
• 1976 B.S., Tuskegee University, Major: Animal Science
• 1973 Associates (Hons), Jamaica School of Agriculture, Major: Agriculture

Employment

• Interim-Chair, 2005 - Auburn University
• Professor, 1998 - Present - Auburn University
  My major research responsibilities have been in the areas of International Trade, Economics of Aquaculture, the Effects of Aflatoxin on the marketing of peanuts in Ghana and Benin, the Economics of Soil Conservation and Economic Development. I have been a graduate advisor for Ph.D. and Master's of Agricultural Economics and Allied Aquaculture and Fisheries students. I served on the graduate committees for over 50 students in the Auburn University, College of Agriculture and schools of Human Sciences and Forestry and Wildlife Sciences. I also advised and mentored, on average, 12 undergraduate students per year. I have been the course master for Agricultural Policy and World Trade, Economics of Aquaculture I&II, and Agricultural Economic Development.
• Associate Professor, 1988 - 1998 - Auburn University
  Most of my time was spent on teaching International Trade, Economics of Aquaculture and Economic Development. My major research agenda has focused primarily on International Trade Peanut Marketing, Economics of Aquaculture and Sustainable Agriculture, Global Warming and Climate. A considerable amount of my time was devoted to international programs activities and contracts. I have taught undergraduate and graduate courses, and I also supervised the research work of graduate students.
• Assistant Professor, 1980 - 87 - Auburn University
  I was appointed to the Auburn faculty in the Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology in 1980. My initial assignment was in the area of International Programs under Strengthening Grant-Title XII. This involved a great deal of international travel, including visits to Sierra Leone in January to February 1981 to evaluate small scale aquaculture and to prepare a project paper; to Ivory Coast in February 1981 to monitor and evaluate an on-going Auburn project; and to Rome and the FAO headquarters to develop professional linkages with other economists actively involved in the field of aquaculture. During this period, I prepared course materials for and taught short courses in Aquacultural Economics.

Research

• Farming Systems Economist, 1986 - 87
  Institut de l'Economie Rurale
  From June 1986 to June 1987, I was employed as the USAID-funded Economist and Advisor to the Mali Farming Systems Research/Extension Project in Bamako, Mali.
• Advisor and Marketing Economist, 1982-1985
  Institut Senegalais de Rescherche Agricole, Senegal
  From February 1982 to June 1985, I was appointed as Farming Systems Macro-economist and Advisor to the director of the ISRA Research Station and conducted research in marketing, prices, and agricultural policy.
• Research Assistant, 1977- 80
  Louisiana State University
  From September 1977 to August 1980, I served as a Research Assistant in the Department of Agricultural Economics. I conducted research on international rice marketing.
• Research Assistant, 1976 - 77
  Auburn University
  From January 1976 to August 1977, I was a Research Assistant in the Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology. I conducted research on land tenure arrangements in Alabama.

Honors, Positions, and Awards

• Outstanding Black Agricultural Economists, COSBAE, 2005
• External Examiner, University of the West Indies, St. Augustine 2002 - present
• U.S. country representative, Caribbean Agricultural Economics Society, 1999 - present
• Member of the Board of Directors of Auburn University Credit Union
• Member of the Presidential Strategic Planning Committee at Auburn University
• Member of the Auburn University Credit Union Membership Committee
• Member of the University Promotion and Tenure Committee
• Member of the Public Relations Committee, American Peanut Research and Education Society, 1999 -2003
• Member of the AU Faculty Senate 2000 - 2003
• Reviewer of proposals for NSF, IGERT Program, in Washington, D.C., 2000
• Selected Alabama's Delegate to the African American Summit, 2000
• Delegate to the African American Summit, Ghana, 1999
• Reviewer of Capacity Building Grants for the Department of Higher Education, 1997 - 2000
• Reviewer of Do Something Grant, Auburn University, 1998
• Raporteur, The National Summit on Africa, Atlanta, Georgia, May 6-10, 1998
• Secretary of the Southern Regional Trade Group, 1996 - 2000
• Member of the PHI BETA DELTA (International Society for Scholars), 1994 - present
• Member of the Education Committee of the American Agricultural Economics Association, 1994 - 1999
• University Fellow, George Washington University, 1989 - 1990
• One year Sabbatical, George Washington University, 1989 -1990
• Visiting Fellow, Institute for Development Policy and Management, University of Manchester, UK, June 1987
• Member of the Board of Directors, American School, Bamako, Mali, 1986 - 1987
• Member of Who is Who Among Caribbean Peoples in North America and Europe, 1985
• USAID Training Course Certificate in Project Planning and Evaluation, March 23 -27, 1981
• Certificate in French, Level R3, S3, Foreign Service Institute, Department of State, Rosslyn, Virginia, December, 1981
• Member of the GAMA SIGMA DELTA (Honor Society in Agriculture), 1976 - present
• Most Outstanding Student at the Jamaica School of Agriculture, 1974

Management and Administrative Experience

I was trained as a National Youth Leader and served as Youth Advisor to the Bishop of the Diocese of Roseau (Dominica, Antigua, Barbuda and Monsterrat). I was a Managerial Trainee at Geest Industries from 1969 to 1970, a multinational corporation, in the Windward Islands. Geest Industries was the largest banana and fruit producing and shipping company in the Windward Islands. The company employed more than 400 workers and farmed about 3,800 acres of bananas, grapefruits, pineapples and coconuts. I gained first hand experience in Field and Labor Supervision, Office Management, and Administration. The company conducted about $500,000 worth of business a week. At the Jamaica School of Agriculture, I organized a trip and raised funds to take a group of 8 students to an agricultural field trip to Belize, Panama, Mexico, Salvador, and Costa Rica in 1973. In Senegal, I was in charge of the Southern Regional Macroeconomic-Unit in the Department of Farming Systems and Technology Transfer at the Institut Senegalais de Recherche Agricoles (ISRA). ISRA is the largest Agricultural Research Institute in Francophone Africa. My team was comprised of 17 staff members. My annual budget was in the vicinity of $200,000 per annum, and was funded by USAID, The World Bank, the Government of Senegal, and Cooperation Francaise. I also served as Deputy Chief of Party for a short time for the Base Casamance¯- a $23,000,000 project with 19 expatriate technicians. I was Deputy Chief of Party for the Mali $19,000,000 project, and served as Team Leader for a SECID/Auburn University Evaluation Team of the Zaire Sector Planning Project in 1985. I have taken a number of courses in the principles of management and project planning and evaluation.

Teaching

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

Extension and Outreach

I have been trained as an extension worker at the Jamaica School of Agriculture. I have taken courses at the undergraduate level in Principles of Extension, Communication Arts, and Rural Sociology. I served as Field Extension Agent in Dominica in 1973. I have worked in multi-disciplinary teams alongside extension workers. At the graduate level I have taken courses in Extension Methods. I have conducted applied field research with extension personnel. I served on the 1990-1991 SACS Committee as Liaison Officer for the Outreach, Extension and Service Committee. I am familiar with Extension and outreach program planning.

Scholarly Contributions

Teaching

Courses Taught
• AGEC 4300 Agricultural Policy and World Trade, 3 hours
• AEC 530 World and Agricultural Trade, 3 hours
• AGEC 7110 Economic Development, 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

Professional Contributions

Books
• Colyer, D., P. L. Kennedy, W. Amponsah, S. Fletcher, and C. M. Jolly, edit., Competition in Agriculture: The United States in the World Market. Haworth Press, New York, 2000, 358, pp.
• Jolly, C.M., S.M. Fletcher, L.P. Kennedy, and W. Amponsah. Trade Policy and Competition: Forces Shaping American Agriculture Proceedings. Department of Research Information, Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University, November 1998, pp. 1-3.
• Jolly, C.M. and H. A. Clonts. Economics of Aquaculture. Published by Food Products Press, an Imprint of The Hearth Press, Inc., 1993.

Article-length Publications; Distinguished by type

Book Chapters

• Colyer, D., and C. M. Jolly, Findings and implications, Ch. 19 in Colyer, D., P. L. Kennedy, W. Amponsah, S. Fletcher, and C. M. Jolly, edit., Competition in Agriculture: The United States in the World Market. Haworth Press, New York, 2000, 358, pp.
• Jolly, C.M., S.M. Fletcher, L. Kennedy, and W. Amponsah. "International Market Forces and Southern Agriculture," in Trade Policy and Competition: Forces Shaping American Agriculture Proceedings, C.M. Jolly, et. al. (eds.), Department of Research Information, Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University, November 1998, pp. 1-3.
• Hishamunda, N., M. Thomas, D. Brown, C. Engle, and C. Jolly. "Small-scale Fish Farming in Rwanda: Economic Characteristics," in Pond Dynamics/Aquaculture Collaborative Research Support Program: Sustainable Aquaculture for a Secure Future, CRSP Research Reports, 1 June (1998):98-124.
• Hishamunda, N., M. Thomas, D. Brown, C. Engle, and C. Jolly. "Small-scale Fish Farming in Rwanda: Data Report," in Pond Dynamics/Aquaculture Collaborative Research Support Program: Sustainable Aquaculture for a Secure Future, CRSP Research Reports, 1 June (1998):98-124a.
• Jolly, C.M. and M. Runge. 1997. "Effects of GATT on the Sustainability of Limited Resource Farms," in Natural Resources and Environment. Community Development Issues, ed. N. Baharanyi, R. Zabawa and W. Hill, pp. 63-69.

Referred Journal Articles
Articles Accepted or in Press Submitted to Journals
• Jolly, C. M., E. Kebede and A. Keefe. "Income Determinant of Low Income Credit Unions." Journal of Applied Business Research (Accepted).
• Awuah, R.T., S.C. Fialor, B. Bayard and C.M. Jolly. Ghanian Health and Agricultural Administrators' Perceptions of the Health and Economic Effects of Aflatoxin Contamination of Groundnuts (Food Policy, Accepted).
• Bayard B., C. M. Jolly, and D. Shannon, The Economics and Management of Alley Cropping in Haiti (Journal of Environmental Management, Accepted).
• Keefe, A., and C. M. Jolly, Integrating Supply and Demand Factors in the Aquaculture Technology Diffusion Rates for the International Shrimp Industry, (Aquaculture Economics and Management, In Press).
• Jolly, C. M., M. J. Hinds, P. Lindo, C. Ligeon, and H. Weis, Consumers Acceptance of Peanut Butter and Products Containing Peanut Butter in two Southeastern States in the U.S. (Journal of International Food and Agribusiness Marketing, vol. 17.(2) (2005) range:87-105., In Press).

Articles Published
• Jolly, C., K.Y. Jefferson-Moore, and G. Traxler, Consequences of Biotechnology Policy for Competitiveness and Trade of Southern U.S. Agriculture, Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 37,2 (2005):393-407.
• Nelson, R. G., C. M. Jolly, M. J. Hinds, Y. Donis and E. Prophete, Conjoint Analysis of Consumer Preferences for Roasted Peanut Products in Haiti, International Journal of Consumer Studies, 29, 3, (2005):208-215.
• Ligeon, C., C. Jolly, B.J. Argue, R. Phelps, Z. Liu, R. Yant, J. Benfrey, J. Crews, F. Gagalac, and R.A. Dunham. "Economics of Production of Female Channel Catfish, Ictalurus Punctatus x Male Blue Catfish, I. Furcatus, Male Eggs and Fry." Aquaculture Economics and Management 8(5/6)(2004)269-280.
• Ligeon, C., R.A. Dunham, C. Jolly, B. Argue, Z. Liu, R. Yant, J. Benfrey, and F. Gagalac, and R. A. Dunham. "Economics of Production of Channel Catfish, Ictalurus Punctatus, Female x Blue Catfish, I. Furcatus, Male Hybrid Fingerlings and Food Fish." Aquaculture Economics and Management 8(5/6)(2004):253-267.
• Ligeon, C., R. Dunham, N. Martin, J. Crews, and C. Jolly. "The Effects of CB Hybrid on Farm Structure and Profitability." Aquaculture Economics and Management 8(5/6)(2004)233-248.
• Jolly, C., C. Ligeon, and R. Dunham. "Benefit/Cost Analysis of the C.B. Hybrid." Aquaculture Economics and Management 8(5/6)(2004)217-231.
• Williams, H.J., T. D. Phillips, P. E. Jolly, Stiles, J. K., C. M. Jolly, and D. Aggarwal, Human Aflatoxicosis in Developing Countries: a Review of Toxicology, Exposure, Potential Health Consequences, and Interventions, American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2004):80:1106-22.
• Nelson, R. G., C. M. Jolly, M. J. Hinds, Y. Donis, and E. Prophete. Conjoint Analysis of Consumer Preferences for Peanut Butter (Mamba) Products in Haiti: A Conjoint Ananlysis, Peanut Science (2003):30:99-103.
• D., Smith, M. Roofe, J., Ehiri, S., Campbell-Forrester, C. Jolly, and P.E. Jolly, Sociocultural contexts of adolescent sexual behavior in rural Hanover, Jamaica. Journal of Adolescent Health, (2003) 33:41-48.
• D., Thompson. D.V., Ashley, C.A., Dockery-Brown, A., Binns, C.M. Jolly, and P.E. Jolly. Incidence of health crises in tourists visiting Jamaica, West Indies 1998-2000. Journal of Travel Medicine, (2003) 10:79-89.
• Hinds, M. J, C. M. Jolly, R. G. Nelson, Y. Donis, and E. Prophete. Comparative Study of Properties and Acceptability of Haitian and U. S. Honey-Roasted Peanuts, International Journal of Consumer Studies, 27, 2 (2003):157-167.
• Keefe, A. M., and C.M. Jolly. Potential Effects of FTAA on US/CARICOM Fish Trade, Farm and Business: The Journal of the Caribbean Agro-economic Society, (2003) Vol.6, No.1, Oct, 21-35.
• Bayard, B., C. M. Jolly, N. L. Wilson, D. A. Shannon. Management of Soil Conservation Practices in Haiti: A Comparative Analysis of Alley Cropping and Rock Walls, Farm and Business: The Journal of the Caribbean Agro-economic Society, (2003)Vol.6, No.1, Oct, 21-35.
• Hinds, M. J., C. M. Jolly, R. G. Nelson, Y. Donis and E. Prophete. Consumer Acceptability and Physiochemical Properties of Haitian Peanut Butter-Type Products (Mambas) Compared with U.S. Peanut Butter, Peanut Science 29(2002:102-109.
• Keefe, A. and C. M. Jolly. Effects of Inter-country Aquaculture Technology Diffusion Rates on International Shrimp Market Shares; Aquaculture Economics and Management, 6(5/6), (2002): 309-323.
• Jolly, C.M., M.J., Hinds, P., Lindo, C., Ligeon, H. Weiss. Determinants of Boiled Peanuts Consumption in Two Southern States of the US. Journal of Peanut Science, Vol. 31, No. 1, (2002):1-7.
• Kebede, E., and C.M. Jolly. "Effects of Financial Structure and Instruments on Income of low Credit Unions.' Journal of Applied Financial Economics, Vol. 11, (2001)231 - 236.
• Jolly, C.M., Hinds, M.J., Lindo, P., Ham, C., Weiss, H. Modeling Consumer Preference for Roasted Peanuts and Products Containing Roasted Peanuts, Journal of International Food Agribusiness Marketing, Vol. 13(4) (2001)43-60.
• Keefe, A.M., and C. M. Jolly. "Price Flexibility and International Shrimp Supply." Aquaculture Economics and Management, Vol. 5, No. 1&2, (2001):37-48.
• Jolly, C.M., C. Ligeon, J. Crew, I. Morley, and R. Dunham. "Future Trends in the U.S. Catfish Industry: The Year 2000 and Beyond." Review of Fisheries Research Vol. 9, No. 4, (2001):271-295.
• Jolly, C.M., and P.J. Kouka. "The Evaluation of the Impending Effects of GATT on U.S. Peanut Industry." Southern Business and Economic Journal, Vol. 23, No. 4, (July 2000):263-283.
• Jolly, C.M. Selected Factors influencing Market Structure in Haitian Traditional Food Markets. Farm and Business; The Journal of the Caribbean Agro-Economic Society, Vol. 4, No.1, March (2000):27-44.
• Amponsah, W., D. Colyer, and C. Jolly. "Global Trade Integration and Economic Convergence of Developing Countries." American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Vol. 8, No. 5 (1999):1142-1148.
• Potts, C.A., and C.M. Jolly. "A Survey of Chlorine Use Among Alabama's Channel Catfish Farmers." Journal of Applied Aquaculture Vol. 8, No. 4, 1998, pp. 1 -10.
• Jolly, C.M. "Market Structure of Food Markets in Haiti: Myths and Reality." Journal of Food Products Marketing 1(1998):67-82.
• Kusumastanto, T., C.M. Jolly, and C. Bailey. "A Multiperiod Programming Evaluation of Brackishwater Shrimp Aquaculture Development in Indonesia 1989/1990 - 1998/1999." Aquaculture 159(1998)317-333.
• Jolly, C.M., C. Legion, and N. Hishamunda. "Forecasting Catfish Industry Prices Using Linear and Non-Linear Methods." Aquaculture Economics and Management Vol 2, No 2 (1998):1-10.
• Hishamunda, N., C.M. Jolly, and C. Engle. "Evaluation of Small-scale Aquaculture with Intra-rural Household Trade as an Alternative Enterprise for Limited Resource Farmers: The Case of Rwanda." Food Policy Journal, Vol. 23, No. 2 (1998):143-154.
• Hishamunda, N., C.M. Jolly, and U. Hatch. "Evaluating and Managing Risk in Small-Scale Fish Farming in a Developing Economy: An Application to Rwanda." Aquaculture Economics and Management Vol. 2, No. 1 (1998):31-39.
• Jolly, C. M., M. Knapp, and T. Kusumastanto. "Economic Citizenship and Capital Investment: Is the United States a Favorite?" American Journal of Economics and Sociology Vol. 57, No. 2 (1998):153-171.
• Kusumastanto, T., and C. M. Jolly. "Demand Analysis for Fish in Indonesia." Applied Economics 29(1997):95-100.
• Mugalla, C.I., C. M. Jolly, and N. R. Martin, Jr. "Profitability of Black Plastic Mulch for Limited Resource Farmers." Journal of Production Agriculture 9,2(1996):283-286.
• Kusumastanto, T., C. M. Jolly, and C. Muluk. "Investment Analysis for Indonesian Shrimp Aquaculture." Journal of Applied Aquaculture 6,4(1996):1-15.
• Ligeon, C., C.M. Jolly, and J. Jackson. "Evaluation of the Possible Threat of NAFTA on the Catfish Industry using a Traditional Demand Function." Journal of Food Distribution Research Vol. XXVII, No. 2(1996):33-41.
• Hishamunda, N., C. M. Jolly, and C. R. Engle. "Estimating Tilapia Production Function for Small-Scale Fish Culture in Rwanda." Journal of Aquaculture in the Tropics 11(1996):49-57.
• Jolly, C. M., and M. A. Godbois. "The Effect of Animal Traction on Labor Productivity and Food Self-sufficiency: The Case of Mali." Agricultural Systems Journal 5,4(1996):453-467.
• Jolly, C. M. and M. A. Gadbois. "Modeling the Commercial and Economic Benefits of Aid to Trade." Journal of Business and Economic Perspective 1, 21(1995):61-70.
• Kouka, P. J., C. M. Jolly, and J. Henao. "Agricultural Response Functions for Limited Resource Farmers." Fertilizer Research 40(1995):135-141.
• Jolly, C. M., and O. Diop. "Food Preferences and Ethnicity: Policy Implications for Senegal." Journal of Food Products Marketing 3, 3(1991): 83-103.
• Muthukude, P., J. Novak, and C. M. Jolly. "A Goal Programming Evaluation of Fisheries Development Plans for Shri Lanka's Coastal Fishing Fleet, 1988-1991." International Journal of Fisheries Research 12(1991):325-339.
• Jolly, C. M. "Can Cooperative Movements be Successful in Traditional Societies? The Case of Southern Senegal." Journal of Agricultural Co-operation 6 (1991):1-11.
• Alsagoff, S. A., H. A. Clones, and C. M. Jolly. "An Integrated Poultry, Multi-species Aquaculture for Malaysian Rice Farmers: A Mixed Integer Programming Approach." Agricultural Systems Journal 32(1990):207-231.
• Clonts, H. A., C. M. Jolly, and S. A. Alsagoff. "An Ecological Food Niche Concept as a Proxy of Fish-pond Stocking Rates in a Mixed Integer Linear Programming Model for Integrated Aquacultural Farming for Malaysia." Journal of the World Aquaculture Society 20, 4(1989):268-276.
• Jolly, C. M., and M. A. Gadbois. "Foreign Aid as a Promotional Strategy." Review of Black Political Economy 18, 1(1989):59-74.
• Jolly, C. M. "The Use of Action Variables in Determining Recommendation Domains: Grouping Senegalese Farmers for Research and Extension." Agricultural Administration and Extension 30(1988):253-261.
• Jolly, C. M., and C. R. Engle. "Effects of Stocking, Harvesting and Marketing Strategies on Profit Maximization in Catfish Farming." Southern Business and Economic Journal 12, 1(1988):52-62. (SELECTED BEST PAPER AT THE ALABAMA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE)
• Molnar, J. J., and C. M. Jolly. "Technology Transfer: Institutions, Models, and Impacts on Agriculture and Rural Life in the Developing World." Agriculture and Human Values 1, 2(1988):16-23.
• Jolly, C. M., and O. Diop. "The Negative Effects of Inappropriate Price Stimulation: The Case of Senegal." American Journal of Economics and Sociology 46, 3 (1987):355-368.
• Jolly, C. M. "Pricing and Selling Decisions in Volatile Markets in a Labor Surplus Economy." Journal of Asian and African Studies XXIV, (1987):187-198.
• Clonts, H. A., and C.M. Jolly. "Conflicts in Tax Rules as a Restraint on Southern Catfish Industry." Midsouth Journal of Economics 6, 2(1982):359-363.

Proceedings
• Jolly, C.M., and A. K. Almaranwi. The effects of the FTTA on the Organization of the Eastern Caribbean States, Proceedings of the 24^th West Indies Agricultural Economics Conference, Agriculture Trade and the Environment in the Caribbean and the Americas, The Caribbean Agro-Economic Society, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago, (2003), pg. 12-27.
• Jolly, C.M., G. Howze, D. Shannon, M. Bannister, G. Flaurentin, and J. D. "Zach" Lea, Secondary Adoption of Soil Management Practices in Haiti, Proceedings of the 24^th West Indies Agricultural Economics Conference, Agriculture Trade and the Environment in the Caribbean and the Americas, The Caribbean Agro-Economic Society, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago, pg. 191-200 (2003).
• Ligeon, C., C. Jolly, R. Dunham, and H. Kinnucan. The effects of the channel-blue hybrid catfish on consumer and producer surplus. Proceedings of the Academy of Economics and Finance 27(2003):260-269 2003.
• Hishamunda, N., P.A. Duffy, C. M. Jolly and J. Raymond, " Effect of Decreasing Government Involvement in the U.S. Cotton Industry," 2000 Proceedings Beltwide Cotton Conferences, January 4-8, San Antonio, Taxas, National Cotton Council of America, Vol. 1 of 2 (2000):298-300.
• Jolly, C. M., M.J. Hinds, P. Lindo, and H. Weis, "Factors Influencing the Consumption of Peanuts and Peanut Products," APRES, Proceedings, Mobile, Alabama, August, 2000.
• Jolly, C., and E. Prophete. "The Production and Marketing of Peanuts in Haiti." Paper presented at the Fourteenth Annual Meeting, Annual Peanut Research and Education Society Proceedings, Savannah, Georgia, July 1999.
• Jolly, C., and C. Ligeon. "The Environment and Social Impact of Trade and Economic Liberalization: Implications for the Environment in OECS." Proceedings of the Twenty-Second West Indies Agricultural Economics Conference, Barbados, 1999.
• Jolly, C. M., and E. Prophette. "Constraints to Peanut Production and Marketing in Selected Areas in Haiti." Thirteen Annual Meeting, Annual Peanut Research and Education, Society Proceedings, July 1998.
• Kouka, J. P., C.M. Jolly, and C. R. Engle. "The Economics of Aquaculture." Proceedings of the American Agricultural Economics Association, December 1997.
• N. Hishamunda, C. M. Jolly, and C. R. Engle. "Effects of Intra-household Trade on the Economic Feasibility of Small-Scale Aquaculture." Proceedings of the American Journal of Agricultural Economics Association, December 1997.
• Olowolayemo, S. O., C. M. Jolly, N. R. Martin, and M. Sissoko. "Effect of Weather and Climatic Changes in Food Production and Distribution in W. Africa: The Case of Senegal." 1994 Proceedings Southeast Region of the Decision Sciences Institute, 1994.
• Jolly, C. M., M. A. Gadbois, and A. S. Maiga. "The Importance of Investigative Models in Problem Identification in FSR/E: Relevance to the Malian Situation." Proceedings of the Fifth Farming Systems Research/Extension Symposium, Arkansas, 1989.

Featured Articles
• C. Ligeon, C. M. Jolly, J. Crews, Z. Morley, and R. Dunham. "The U.S. Catfish Industry in the New Century." Aquaculture Magazine, Vol. 26, No. 5, (2000):39-43.
• Keefe, A.M., and C. M. Jolly. "Price Flexibility and Change in International Shrimp Supply." Aquaculture Magazine, Vol.26, No. 5, (July/August 2000):26-32.
• Keefe, A.M., and C.M. Jolly. "Rates of Adoption of New Technology and Market Share of Shrimp-Farming Countries." Global Aquaculture Advocate, February 2001.

Abstracts
• Jolly, C. M., A. Keefe, and C. Ligeon, "Agricultural Diffusion, WTO and Economic Growth in the Organization of the Eastern Caribbean States," 23^rd West Indies Agricultural Economics Conference, Nassau, Bahamas,15-18 November, 2000.
• Jolly, C. M., and E. Prophete, "Peanut Production: An Environmental Dilema for Haitian Rural Communities", Proceedings of Sixth International Conference of the Associacion Latin oanericana y del Caribe de Economica Agricola., (ALACEA), The Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension. The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad, June, 2001: 195-207.
• Jolly, C. M., M.J. Hinds, P. Lindo, and H. Weis, "Factors Influencing the Consumption of Peanuts and Peanut Products," APRES, Proceedings, Mobile, Alabama, August, 2000.
• Ligeon, C., C.M. Jolly, J. Crews, N. Martin, R. Yant, and R. Dunham. "Adoption of CB hybrid (Channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus, Female x Blue catfish, I. Furcatus, Male) on farm structure and profitability." World Aquaculture Society, Nice, May 2-6, 2000.
• Jolly, C.M., C. Ligeon, J. Crews, I. Morley, and R. Dunham. "Future Trends in the U.S. Catfish Industry:2000 and Beyond." World Aquaculture Society, New Orleans, Louisiana, Feb. 2000.
• Keefe, A.M., and C.M. Jolly. "Price Flexibility and International Shrimp Supply." World Aquaculture Society, New Orleans, Louisiana, Feb. 2000.
• Keefe, A.M., and C. M. Jolly. "Price Flexibility and International Shrimp Supply." World Aquaculture Society, New Orleans, Louisiana, Feb. 2000.
• Hishamunda, N., J. Raymond, P.A. Duffy, and C. M. Jolly. "Cotton Acreage Response to Market Prices" Southern Agricultural Economics Society, Lexington, Kentucky, Jan 29- Feb 2, 2000.
• Hishamunda, N., P.A. Duffy, C. M. Jolly, and J. Raymond, " Effect of Decreasing Government Involvement in the U.S. Cotton Industry," 2000 Proceedings Beltwide Cotton Conferences, Jan. 4-8, San Antonio, Texas, National Cotton Council of America, Vol. 1 of 2 (2000):298-300.
• Kusumastanto, T., and C. M. Jolly. "Environmental Conflicts and Brackishwater Shrimp Production in Indonesia." The Annual International Conference and Exposition of the World Aquaculture Society, Sydney, Australia, April 26-May 2, 1999, p 417.
• Ligeon, C., C.M. Jolly, R. Dunham, R. Yant, and D. Lambert. "The Commercial Viability of Hybrid Catfish." Southern Agricultural Economics Association Meeting, Memphis, Tennessee, Jan. 30-Feb. 3, 1999.
• Ligeon, C., C.M. Jolly, J. Crews, R. Yant, B. Argue, D. Lambert, K. Veverica, R. Phelps, and R. Dunham. "Commercial Potential of Hybrid Catfish for the Southern States of the U.S." The Annual International Conference and Exposition of the World Aquaculture Society, April 26-May 2, 1999, p 451.
• Jolly, C.M., and T. Kusumastanto. "Socio-economic and Environmental Consequencies of Public and Private investments in Shrimp Aquaculture: The Case of Indonesia." Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Memphis, Tennessee, February. 1999.
• Kebede, E., and C.M. Jolly. "Effects of Financial Structure and Instruments on Income of Low Income Credit Unions." American Agricultural Economics Association, Nashville, Tennessee, July 1999.
• Jolly, C.M., and E. Prophete. "Peanut Production: An Environmental Dilemma for Haitian Rural Communities." Latin American and Caribbean Agricultural Economics Association, Trinidad and Tobago, May 1999.
• Jolly, C.M., and E. Prophete. "The Production and Marketing of Peanuts in Haiti." Paper presented at the Fourteenth Annual Meeting. Annual Peanut Research and Education Society Proceedings, Savannah, Georgia, July 1999.
• Jolly, C.M., and C. Ligeon. "Forecasting Catfish Industry Prices Using Linear and Non-Linear Methods." World Aquaculture Society, Aquaculture 1998, Las Vegas, February (1998):276.
• Potts, A.C., C.E. Boyd, and C.M. Jolly. "A Survey of Chlorine Use Among Alabama Channel Catfish Farmers." World Aquaculture Society, Aquaculture 1998, Las Vegas, February (1998):423.
• Shannon, D.A., C.M. Jolly, L. Issaac, C.W. Wood, G. L. Mullins, and J.R. Bossa. "Interdisciplinary Research on Soil Management and Conservation in Haiti." 1998 Annual Meeting Abstracts, American Society of Agronomy Crop Science Society of America Soil Science Society of America, Baltimore, Maryland (1998):41.
• Jolly, C.M., and E. Prophete. "Constraints to Peanut Production and Marketing in Selected Areas in Haiti." Thirtieth Annual Meeting, Annual Peanut Research and Education, Society Proceedings, July 1998.
• Kouka, P.J., C.M. Jolly, and C.R. Engle. "The Economics of Aquaculture." Proceedings of the American Agricultural Economics Association Vol. 76, No. 5, (1997):1738.
• Hishamunda, N., C.M. Jolly, and C.R. Engle. "Effects of Intra-household Trade on Economic Feasibility of Small-scale Aquaculture." Proceedings of the American Agricultural Economic Association Vol. 76, No. 5, (1997):1706.
• Yant, R., J.A. Genfer, R. Phelps, B. Angue, C.M. Jolly, L.V. Veverica, C. Legion, and R.A. Dunham. "Commercial Production of Channel Catfish Ictalurus Punctatus Female X Blue Catfish I. Furcatus, Male Hybrid Fry. in Research and Review A Compilation of Abstracts of Research on Channel Catfish." Catfish Farmers of America, 1997.
• Hinds, M.A., H. Jackson, and C.M. Jolly. "Potential for Increased Utilization of Peanuts in Value Added Products: Twenty-ninth Annual Meeting, Annual Peanut Research and Education Society Proceedings, July 1997.
• Ligeon, C., C.M. Jolly, and J.D. Jackson. "U.S. Import Demand for Catfish." Southern Agricultural Economics Association Meeting, Greensboro, North Carolina, 1996.
• Jolly, C.M., C.I. Mugalla, and T. Grover. "Black Plastic Mulch as an Investment Strategy for Limited Resource Farmers." Southern Agricultural Economics Association Meeting, Greensboro, North Carolina, 1996.
• Jolly, C. M., T. Kusumastanto*, and N. Hishamunda. "The Effects of Climate Change on Senegal's Agricultural Sector." Proceedings of the American Agricultural Association, December 1995.
• Jolly, C. M., W. Amponsah. M. Marchant, S. Fletcher, G. Cramer, P. E. Mclean-Meyinesse and G. C. Davis. "An Increasingly Competitive Global Market: Uncertainties for Southern States Agriculture." Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics 27, 1(1995):336.
• Kusumastanto*, T., and C.M. Jolly. "Analysis of the Demand for Fish in Indonesia." Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics 27, 1(1995):329.
• Jolly, C. M., and P. J. Kouka. "Estimation of Demand and Supply of Peanuts and the Effects of NAFTA on the U. S. Peanut Supply." Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 1994.
• Mugalla, I. C., C. M. Jolly, and N. R. Martin, Jr. "Economic Feasibility of Plastic Mulch as a "Land and Labor Savings" Technology for Limited Resource Farm." Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 1994.
• Kouka, P. J., C. M. Jolly, and J. Henao. Agricultural Response Functions for Limited Resource Farmers." Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics 1993.
• Jolly, C. M., and M. A. Gadbois. "The Effects of Animal Traction on Labor Productivity and Food Self-Sufficiency: The Case of Mali Proceedings." American Journal of Agricultural Economics December, 1991.
• Jolly, C. M. "The Use of ARIMA models in Forecasting Catfish Market Prices." Journal of the World Aquaculture Society 22, 3(1991):31.
• Jolly, C. M., W.E. Hardy, J. C. William, and O. Diop. "Modeling Consumer Food Preference in Developing Economies." Proceedings of the American Agricultural Economics Association July - August, 1989.
• Muthukude, P., Novak, and C. M. Jolly. "A Goal Programming Evaluation of the Fisheries Development Plan for Sri Lanka's Coastal Fishing Fleet, 1988-1991." Proceedings of the American Agricultural Economics Association, July - August, 1989.
• Jolly, C. M., and P. Muthukude. "The Economics of Educational Investment." The Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science, July, 1989.
• Jolly, C. M., M. A. Gadbois, and A. S. Maiga. "The Importance of Investigative Models in Problem Identification in FSR/E: Relevance to the Malian Situation." Eighth Farming Systems Research/Extension Symposium, Arkansas, (1989):217-229.
• Jolly, C.M., and C. R. Engle. "The Effects of Stocking, Harvesting and Marketing Strategies on Profit Maximization in Catfish Farming." The Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science 59, 3(1988):165.
• Jolly, C., L. L. Fielder, and H. Traylor. "Selected Factors that Affect the Market for U.S. Rice." World Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology 24, 1(1982).

Book Review
• Transforming Agrarian Economies: Opportunities Seized, Opportunities Missed by Thomas P. Tomich, Peter Kilby, and Bruce F. Johnson. Journal of Developing Areas Vol. 31, No. 2 (1997):269-271.
• Ascent to Bankruptcy: Financing Social Security in Latin America by C. Mesa-Lago. Journal of Developing Societies Vol. VIII(1-2). January - June 1992.

Research Reports and Monographs Related to International Activities
• Dunham, R., C. Jolly, and Z. Liu. "Production of Channel Catfish - Blue Hybrid Catfish." Final report submitted to GoldKist, 1999, Alabama Experiment Station, 93-99.
• Shannon, D., and C. Jolly. "Une Methodologie de Recherche Appliqnee pour les zones Tampons des Pares et Forets Nationalux d'Haiti, Ministere et Forets, Juliet. Work conducted under SECID, Auburn University, Tuskegee University, and University of Puerto Rico. World Bank Project for the Haitian Government, 1999.
• Jolly, C. M., and N. Jean-Louis. "Food Marketing in Northwest Haiti, CARE Regions I - IV." SECID/Auburn PLUS Report No. 14. SECID, Washington, D.C., 1993, 152 pages.
• Jolly, C. M., M. Kamuanga, S. Sall, and J. L. Posner. "Situation Cerealiere en Milieu Paysan en Basse Casamance: Resultats d`une, enquete de terrain." Document de travail. ISRA/Bureau d`Analyses Macroeconomics; BAME, Dakar 85-4, 1985, 36 pages.
• Crawford, E., C. Jolly, V. Kelly, P. Lambrecht, M. M'baye, and M. Gaye. "A Field Study of Fertilizer Distribution and Use in Senegal." Final Report, Traveaux et Documents, ISRA/Bureau d`Analyses Macro-economiques, BAME, Dakar 84-4, 1985, 110 pages.
• Crawford, E., C. Jolly, V. Kelly, P. Lambrecht, M. Mbaye, and M. Gaye. "Enquete Sur la Distribution et l`Utilisation de l`engrais au Senegal." Traveaux et Documents ISRA/Bureau d`Analyses, Macroeconomics, BAME, Dakar, No. 1, 1985, 120 pages.
• Jolly, C. M. "La Commercialization des Produits Maraichers en Basse Casamance 1982-1983." Document de Travail, ISRA/Bureau d` Analyses Macro-economiques, BAME 85-5, Dakar, 1985, 79 pages.
• Jolly, C. M., and O. Diop. "La Preference Cerealiere en Basse et Moyenne Casamance." Document de Travail, (version provisoir) ISA/Bureau d` Analyses Macro-economiques, BAME 85-5, Dakar 1985, 45 pages.
• Jolly, C. M., and O. Diop. "La Filiere de Commercialization Cerealiere en Basse Casamance." Document de Travail, ISRA/Bureau d` Analyses Macro-economiques, BAME, Dakar, 1985, 45 pages.
• Jolly, C. M. Fish Marketing in Rwanda, Report of Consultancy to Project D'Amenagement des Resources Naturelles: Service Pisiculture Nationale of Rwanda, Department of Agricultural Economics, Auburn University, March 1992.
• Jolly, C. M. "Report of Evaluation of Marketing Study and Technical Assistance to Africare Specialists." Technical Support to Rural Enterprise Project, Africare, USAID No. 676-007, August, 1988.
• Jolly, C. M., A. S. Maiga, and A. Gadbois. "Section III, Preliminary Report of Rapid Reconnaissance Survey: Socio-economic Analysis." Division de Recherche sur Les systemes de Production Rurale, Ministere de l`Agriculture, Institut d` Economie Rurale, Bamako, 1987, 54 pages.
• Jolly, C. M., A. S. Maiga, and A. Gadbois. "The Impact of Animal Traction on the Farming System in the OHV Zone: Sectors of Bancoumana and Ovelessebougou." Preliminary report. Working Paper No. 2 Mali, PRSPR, May 1987, 35 pages.
• Jolly, C. M., A. S. Maiga, and M. A. Gadbois. "Economics of Fertilizer Use in the OHV Zone." Working Paper No. 1, Mali PRSPR, May 1987, 28 pages.
• Valencia, I. M., C. M. Jolly, J. Denis, M. A. Gadbois, A. S. Maiga, A. Berthe, and M. Tangara. "Farming Systems Research and Extension in the Zone of the Operation Haute Vallee du Niger in Mali: A Rapid Reconnaissance Survey." Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1987, 83 pages.
• Kebe, M., M. A. Gadbois, and C. M. Jolly. "Etude Sur Les Abres Fruitiers en Basse Casamance." Soceite de la Mise en Valeur Agricole de la Casamance, SOMIVAC/BEEP, Julliet, 1985, 145 pages.

Bulletins
• Bayard, B., C. M. Jolly, D. A. Shannon, (2004), Adoption of Rock Walls as a Soil Conservation Structure in Haiti, Technical Bulletin No. 2004-06, United States Agency for International Development, Soil Management Collaborative Research Support Program, Department of Agricultural economics, Auburn University, 19pp.
• Bayard, B. C. M. Jolly, D. A. Shannon, (2004), Adoption and Management of Alley Cropping in Haiti, Technical Bulletin No. 2004-02, United States Agency for International Development, Soil Management Collaborative Research Support Program, Department of Agricultural economics, Auburn University, 19pp.

Posters presentations
• Bayard, B., C. Jolly and D. Shannon, "Adoption des Techniques de Conservation de Sol en Haiti" Atelier de: Conservation de sol et de l'Eau en Haiti: "Rendons la Durable", Eaport de l'Atelier, Decembre 2002, Agence Americaine pour le Developpement International (2002):49-57.
• N. Bencheva, S. Delikostadinor, C. M. Jolly, and N. Puppala, Peanut Production in Bulgaria, Poster presentation at APRES, Clearwater Florida, 2003.

Other Publications
• C. M. Jolly, "Southern AgBiotech Consortium For Underserved Communities: Summative External valuation, 2000-2001," Associates for Institutional Development, Inc., Red Oak, Georgia.
• C. M. Jolly, A. Keefe, and C. Ligeon, "Agricultural Diffusion, WTO and Economic Growth in the Organization of the Eastern Caribbean States", Proceedings of the 23^rd West Indies Agricultural Economics Conference, University of the West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago 2002:180-193.
• Potts, C.A., and C.M. Jolly. "Evaluation of Chlorine Use for Alabama Catfish Farms." Highlights of Agricultural Research, Vol. 45, No. 2 (1998):3.
• Jolly, C. M., T. Kusumastanto, M. Sissoko, and S. Olowolayemo. "The Effects of Climate Change on Senegal's Agriculture." Department of Agricultural Economics, Auburn University, 1995.
• Jolly, C. M., J. L. Johnson, and N. Thompson. "The Effects of NAFTA on Alabama's Agriculture." Departmental Series 43, Department of Agricultural Economics, Auburn University, 1993.
• McCoy, E. W., J. L. Boutwell, and C. M. Jolly. "Reducing Uses of Energy in Aquaculture." Highlights of Agriculture Research 23, 3(Fall 1983).
• Jolly C. M., L. L. Fielder, and H. Traylor, Selected Factors that Affect the Market for U.S. Rice, A Technical Bulletin. Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness, Louisiana State University, D.A.E Research Report, No. 581 (1981).

Papers Presented and Lectures

Selected Papers
• Jolly, C., K.Y. Jefferson-Moore, and G. Traxler. Consequences of Biotechnology Policy for Competitiveness and Trade of Southern U.S. Agriculture, Southern Agricultural Economics Association Meeting, Feb. 3, (2005), Arkansas.
• Bayard, B., C.M. Jolly, R. T. Awuah, S. Fialor, and J. H. Williams. Examining the Structure of Awareness and Perceptions of Groundnut Aflatoxin among Ghanaian Health and Agricultural Professionals and its Influence on their Actions, (APRES 2004).
• Vodouhe, S., B. Bayard, and C. M. Jolly. Producers Health Perception of Groundnut AF in Benin (APRES 2004).
• Bencheva, N. C. M. Ligeon, S. Delikostaninov, N. Puppala, and C. M. Jolly. Economic and Financial Analysis of Peanut Production in Bulgaria.(APRES 2004).
• Ligeon, C. M., N. Bencheva, S. Delikostadinov, N. Puppala and C. M. Jolly. Production Function for Peanuts in Bulgaria (APRES 2004).
• Jolly, C. M., B. Bayard, and S. Vodouhe. Benin farmers' beliefs of aflatoxin in groundnuts: Scale Measurement and effects of socio-economic factors (APRES 2004).
• Keefe, A.M., and C. Jolly. "Price Flexibility and International Shrimp Supply." Paper presented at the World Aquaculture Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana February 2000.
• Jolly, C.M., C. Ligeon, J. Crews, I. Morley, and R. Dunham. "Future Trends in the U.S. Catfish Industry: The Year 2000 and Beyond." Paper presented at the World Aquaculture Society Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana February 2000.
• Kebede., E., and C.M. Jolly. "Effects of Financial Structure and Instruments on Income of Low Income Credit Unions." American Agricultural Economics Association Meeting, August 1999.
• Kusumastanto, T., and C. M. Jolly. "Environmental Conflicts and Brackishwater Shrimp Production in Indonesia." The Annual International Conference and Exposition of the World Aquaculture Society, Sydney, Australia, April 26-May 2, 1999.
• Ligeon, C., C.M. Jolly, R. Dunham, R. Yant, and D. Lambert. "The Commercial Viability of Hybrid Catfish." Southern Agricultural Economics Association Meeting, Memphis, Tennessee, Jan. 30-Feb. 3, 1999.
• Ligeon, C., C.M. Jolly, J. Crews, R. Yant, B. Argue, D. Lambert, K. Veverica, R. Phelps, and R. Dunham. "Commercial Potential of Hybrid Catfish for the Southern States of the U.S." The Annual International Conference and Exposition of the World Aquaculture Society, April 26-May 2, 1999.
• Jolly, C.M., and T. Kusumastanto. "Socio-economic and Environmental Consequencies of Public and Private investments in Shrimp Aquaculture: The Case of Indonesia." Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Memphis, Tennessee, Feb. 1999.
• Jolly, C.M., and E. Prophete. "Peanut Production: An Environmental Dilemma for Haitian Rural Communities." Latin American and Caribbean Agricultural Economics Association, Trinidad and Tobago, May 1999.
• Jolly, C.M., and E. Prophete. "The Production and Marketing of Peanuts in Haiti." Paper presented at the Fourteenth Annual Meeting, Peanut Research and Education Society Proceedings, Savannah, Georgia, July 1999.
• Jolly, C.M. "Equity and Trade Liberalization: Is There a Conflict?" Professional Agricultural Workers Conference, Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, Alabama, December 1998.
• Jolly, C.M., and E. Prophete. "Constraints to Peanut Production and Marketing." Thirtieth Annual Meeting, Annual Peanut Research and Education Society Meeting, Virginia, 1998.
• Jolly, C.M., and C. Ligeon. "GATT and CARICOM Agriculture." Caribbean Studies Meeting, Antigua, May 1998.
• Hishamunda, N., C.M. Jolly, and C.R. Engle. "Effects of Intra-household Trade on Economic Feasibility of HSmall-scale Aquaculture." Proceedings of the American Agricultural Economic Association, Vol. 76, No. 5, (1997):1706.
• Yant, R., J.A. Genfer, R. Phelps, B. Angue, C.M. Jolly, L.V. Veverica, C. Legion, and R.A. Dunham. "Commercial Production of Channel Catfish Ictalurus Punctatus Female X Blue Catfish I. Furcatus, Male Hybrid Fry," in Research and Review: A Compilation of Abstracts of Research on Channel Catfish." Catfish Farmers of America, 1997.
• Hinds, M.A., H. Jackson, and C.M. Jolly. "Potential for Increased Utilization of Peanuts in Value Added Products: Twenty-ninth Annual Meeting, Annual Peanut Research and Education Society Proceedings, July 1997.
• Ligeon, C., C.M. Jolly, and J.D. Jackson. "U.S. Import Demand for Catfish." Southern Agricultural Economics Association Meeting, Greensboro, North Carolina, 1996.
• Jolly, C.M., and C. Ligeon. "Forecasting Catfish Industry Prices Using Linear and Non-Linear Methods." World Aquaculture Society, Aquaculture 1998, Las Vegas, Navado, February (1998):276.
• Potts, A.C., C.E. Boyd, and C.M. Jolly. "A Survey of Chlorine Use Among Alabama Channel Catfish Farmers." World Aquaculture Society, Aquaculture 1998, Las Vegas, Nevado, February (1998):423.
• Hishamunda, N., C.M. Jolly, and C.R. Engle. "Effects of Intra-Household Trade on Economic Feasibility of Small-Scale Aquaculture." American Agricultural Economics Association Meeting, Toronto, Canada, 1997.
• Jolly, C. M., T. Kusumastanto, and N. Hishamunda. "The Effects of Climate Change on Senegalese Agriculture." American Agricultural Economics Association Meeting, Indianapolis, Indiana, August, 1995.
• Kusumastanto, T., and C. M. Jolly. "An Analysis of the Demand for Fish in Indonesia." Meeting of the Southern Agricultural Economics Association, New Orleans, Louisiana February, 1995.
• Jolly, C. M., and J. Pierre Kouka. "Estimation of Demand and Supply of Peanuts and the Effects of NAFTA on the U. S. Peanut Industry." Southern Agricultural Economics Meeting in Nashville, Tennessee. February 1994.
• Mugalla, I. C., C. M. Jolly, and N. R. Martin, Jr. "Economic Feasibility of Plastic Mulch as a 'Land and Labor Savings' Technology for Limited Resource Farms." Southern Agricultural Economics Meetings in Nashville, Tennessee. February 1994.
• Olowolayemo, S. O., C. M. Jolly, N. R. Martin, Jr., and M. Sissoko. "Effect of Weather and Climatic Changes on Food Production and Distribution in W. Africa: The Case of Senegal." 1994 Southeast Region of the Decision Science 1994 Annual Meeting in Williamsburg, Virginia, 1994.
• Jolly, C. M. "Agricultural Response Functions for Limited Resource Farmers." Presented at the Southern Agricultural Economics Meeting in Lexington, Kentucky, February 1993.
• Jolly, C. M. and M. A. Gadbois. "The Effects of Animal Traction on Labor Productivity and Food Self-sufficiency: The Case of Mali." American Agricultural Economic Association Meeting, Kansas State University, July - August 1991.
• Jolly, C. M. "The Use of ARIMA Models in Forecasting Catfish Market Prices." World Aquaculture Conference and Exposition, Puerto Rico, June 1991.
• Muthukude, P., J. L. Novak, and C. M. Jolly. "A Goal Programming Evaluation of the Fisheries Development Plan for Sri Lanka's Coastal Fish Fleet, 1988-1991." Paper presented at the AAEA Meetings, Vancouver, Brish Columbia, August 1989.
• Jolly, C. M., and C. R. Engle. "The Effects of Time of Stocking, Harvesting and Marketing Strategies on Profit Maximization in Catfish Farming." Sixty-fifth Annual Meeting of the Alabama Academy of Science, March 23 - 26, 1988.
• Jolly, C. M., M. Gadbois, and A. S. Maiga. "The Importance of Investigative Models in Problem Identification in FSR/E: Relevance to the Malian Situation." 8 Farming Systems Research/Extension Symposium, Arkansas, 1988.
• Molnar, J. J., and C.M. Jolly. "Technology Transfer: Institutions, Models, and Impacts on Agriculture and Rural Life." Paper presented to the World Congress for Rural Sociology, Bolongna, Italy, 1988.
• Jolly, C. M., "Food Product Reaction and Ethnic Diversity." Presented at the Southern Agricultural Science Meetings, February. 1986.
• Jolly, C. M. "The Use of Action Variables in Determining Recommendation Domains." Paper presented at the 1986 Farming Systems Research Symposium, Kansas State University by Isabel Valencia, 1986.
• Jolly, C. M., and O. Diop. "La Fixation du Prix dans un Pays en Voie de Development." Paper presented to researchers at the Institute Senegalais de Recherche Agricole, June 1984.

Invited Papers and Panels
• Jolly, C. M., K. Jefferson-Moore, and G. Traxler. Biotechnology and Trade, Southern Agricultural Economics Association, 2005, Arkansas.
• Jolly, C. M., Food Safety issues in Caribbean and U.S. Trade, Caribbean Academy of Sciences, Trinidad and Tobago, 2004.
• Jolly, C. M., Food Safety and U.S. Trade, 2004, University of Alabama Birmingham.
• Williams, A., D. Colyer, and C.M. Jolly. "Global Trade Integration and Economic Convergence of Developing Countries." Paper presented at the American Agricultural Economics Association meeting, Nashville, Tennessee, August 1999.
• Jolly, C. M., Tuskegee University. "Economic Citizenship and Capital Investment: The Case of the U.S." Faculty Research Seminar, March 1995.
• Jolly, C. M., Atlanta Clark University. "The Racial Dimension of U.S. International Economic Policy", Association for the Study of Negro Life and History (ASNLH), August 1994.
• Jolly, C. M., "Economic Development in the Caribbean Context" Caribbean Studies Association, XIX Annual Conference, Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, May 23-27, 1994.
• Jolly, C. M., University of Alabama Birmingham. Invited lecture on Development Factors and Health Care in Less Developed Economies, February 1994.
• Jolly, C. M., University of Alabama Birmingham, Department of International Health. Project Planning and Evaluation in Developing Economies for the Health Related Profession, 1993.
• Jolly, C. M., Cornell University. Invited by Cornell University to participate as panelist on Agricultural Dimensions of Global Climate Change Conference, September 1992.
• Jolly, C. M., , "The Role of Markets in Economic Development," Goucher College, Towson, Maryland, March 1990.

Seminar, Workshops and Symposium
• C.M. Jolly., GATT and U.S. Caribbean Trade. Organized two symposia; Caribbean Studies Association Meeting, Antigua, May 1998.
• C.M. Jolly., Effects of GATT on Economic Growth in the Caribbean. Organized two symposia; Caribbean Studies Association Meeting, Antigua, May 1998.
• C.M. Jolly, SAEA Meeting, Louisiana, January 1995, Organized symposium, "An Increasingly Competitive Global Market: Uncertainties for Southern States Agriculture with Members of Regional Trade Group."
• C.M. Jolly, LCAB/ERS/USDA, June 15-16, 1992, "Agriculture and Climate Change," Served as discussant and helped in the preparation of a research policy paper.
• C.M. Jolly, Tuskegee University, April, 1988. "Third World Students: Problems of Post Training Professional Reentry and Integration."
• C.M. Jolly, Tuskegee University, July 11-15, 1988. "Bringing a Global/International Perspective into Courses."

Grants and Contracts Received

I have participated in most of the large technical projects in which Auburn University was or is engaged. These include:

Jolly, C.M. " Economic Effects of Peanut Aflatoxin on Ghanaian Producers and Consumers of Peanut and Peanut Products" USAID/CRSP/University of Georgia, 2000-2001. An effort was made to renew this project and obtain extension for five years.

Year	Project	Amount Funded
2004-2005	Unganda	$2,500.000
2000-2001	Aflatoxin and the Marketing of Peanuts	$55,000
2000-2001	Steeplands Management	$76,000
2000-2001	The Production and Marketing Efficiency of Peanuts	$55,000
1999-2000	Soil Management, CRSP, Haiti	$103,000
1997-1998	The Production and Marketing Efficiency of Peanuts	$69,800
1990-1995	Haiti Productive Land Use and Haiti Agroforestry	$ 1,579,458
1990-1995	IPM CRISP	$ 142,000
1990-1995	Zaire Agricultural Research	$ 202,871
1991-1994	Rwanda Fisheries	$ 479,466
1989-1992	Indonesian Fisheries Research and Development	$ 2,762,519
1986-1994	Mail Farming Systems	$ 642,983

Served as the Project Leader for the Following Grants:

• C. Jolly. The effects of aflatoxin on marketing efficiency of peanut Ghanaian and Beninoise producers and consumers; Peanut production in Bulgaria UGA/USAID $100.000-2005-2006.
• C.M. Jolly. The effects of aflatoxin on marketing efficiency of peanut Ghanaian and Beninoise producers and consumers; Peanut production in Bulgaria UGA/USAID $115,000 - 2004/2005.
• C.M. Jolly. U. S. Agricultural Competitiveness-USDA/ERS-$15,000.
• C.M. Jolly. The effects of aflatoxin on marketing efficiency of peanut Ghanaian and Beninoise producers and consumers. UGA/USAID $110,000 - 2003/2004.
• C. M. Jolly. The effects of aflatoxin on marketing efficiency of peanut Ghanaian and Beninoise producers and consumers- UGA/USAID $80,000 - 2002/2003.
• C. M. Jolly. The effects of aflatoxin on marketing efficiency of peanut Ghanaian and Beninoise producers and consumers UGA/USAID- $70,000 - 2001-2002.
• C.M. Jolly. "Economic Effects of Aflatoxin on the Well being of Ghanian, and Benin Groundnut Producers and Consumers." USAID/ University of Georgia. $459,979 (Anticipated August 2001).
• C.M. Jolly., and P. Duffy. USDA/Economic Research Service, "GATT and the U.S. Cotton Industry, 1997 - 1998 $14,000.
• C.M. Jolly. USAID/University of Georgia, CRSP.-Production "Efficiency and Market Development of Peanuts for Haiti, Dominican Republic and Jamaica", 5 years. Amount: $225,000.
• C.M. Jolly. USAID/CRSP-Soil Management of Tropical Soils in Haiti, Honduras, and Guatemala, 5 years. Amount: $2,000,000.
• C.M. Jolly. USDA/OICD-Workshop on Agribusiness Strategic Planning & Development, Dec. 5, 1994. Amount: $11,137.
• C.M. Jolly. USDA/OICD - Agribusiness Strategic Planning and Development Workshop, Feb.16 - June 30, 1994. Amount: $7,960.
• C.M. Jolly. Tuskegee University , Teaching of Haitian students, 1993, (Repeated). Amount: $11,463.
• C.M. Jolly. SECID Haiti Agroforestry, Plus Project, 5-3-632, Sept. 1993. Amount: $12,812.
• C.M. Jolly. USDA Economic Research Service, Global Warming, Sept. 24, 1992. Amount: $16,000.
• C.M. Jolly. SECID Haiti Agroforestry Project September 1991. Amount: $13,805.

International Actitivies

Technical Assistance and Research

• HAITI
  Co-principal investigator of the soil management CRSP. Conducted surveys on adoption and management of soil conservation techniques. A study on self-efficacy and the environment was conducted in three regions in Haiti this year.
  
  Consumer preference studies (sensory evaluation and economic evaluation of, peanut attributes) were conducted in Haiti under the peanut CRSP program. 2000-2004.
• GHANA & BENIN
  A survey on aflatoxin on producers and consumers of groundnuts was initiated in Ghana. Visits were made to Ghana and Benin to prepare for a five- year extension of the project.
• HAITI
  Conducted marketing study of agricultural products in Northwest Haiti, 1991-1994. Field trips to Haiti in June - July, 1992, and December, 1992, under an Auburn University/SECID project. Prepared document on the Marketing of Agricultural Products in the Northwest of Haiti. Provided technical assistance to the Auburn/SECID Plus project in data collection and analysis.
• HAITI
  Served as Rural Economist as member of an Evaluation team-Evaluated a $16 million jobs Program. 1995.
• HAITI
  Serve as an Economist of a World Bank Project /SECID project on the design of sustainable project. 1999.
• CAMERON
  Served as Agricultural Marketing Economist to evaluated a $16 million USAID/World Bank/European Union Coffee marketing project. 1994.
• CHAD
  Served as Economist in the evaluation of a USAID project. 1994.
• RWANDA
  Provided technical support to an Auburn/USAID funded project in Rwanda. Prepared 1992 data collection instruments and designed a marketing study.
• DOMINICA, TRINIDAD, BARBADOS
  I traveled on a Fact Finding Mission to the islands to collect information for proposal development for the West Indies Tropical Food Crops Project. Developed informal linkages with professionals from the University of the West Indies and several other non-governmental organizations. 1990.
• MALI 5/86 - 5/87
  Worked as a member of an Auburn University/SECID team assisting the Institut de l`Economie Rurale, Division de Systeme de Production, Bamako, Mali. Aided the Mali Farming Systems Division in the development of a farming systems program in Bamako, Kati and Koulikoro districts of the Haute Valley Region; Deputy Chief of party for 19 million dollar project.
• MALI 3/86
  Short term consultant to Institut de l`Economie Rural, Mali, under an Auburn University/SECID Project to participate in an annual research commission to review their research proposals.
• ZAIRE 8/85 - 9/85
  Agricultural Economist/Planner - Served as team leader and represented Auburn University on a USAID project in Zaire to evaluate the Agricultural Sector Studies project. Evaluated the quality of analysis that the technicians in the Division of Strategy and Planning provided the Zairian Ministry of Agriculture. Verified the soundness of the project design. Assessed the progress toward the end of the project status. Reviewed Government of Zaire actions to establish the Studies and Planning Division as a permanent functioning agency within the Ministry of Agriculture. Prepared a Project Identification Document (PID) for the Agricultural Policy Studies Project.
• SENEGAL 1/82 - 6/85
  Research Economist, Represented Auburn University and served as Macro-economist and Head of Macro-economic Unit at the Senegalese National Institute of Agricultural Research. Conducted research with a multi-disciplinary team in the Department of Production Systems and Transfer of Technology. Research involved critical analysis of previous research reports and available data, field surveys and interviews of rural households and production units. Economic and social data collected were analyzed in view of understanding production, consumption, and macro-economic research in the Casamance region of Senegal. Coordinated studies in micro/macro linkages and managed a team of 16 with a budget of $200,000 a year. Deputy Chief of Party for a 13- man expatriate team and a budget of $23 million. SECID later won a Forestry and Environment project, which is still ongoing.
• SENEGAL, 2004
  Evaluated the University of Connecticut and Ecole National Appliquee projected dunded by USIS.
• CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
  Served as marketing economist to evaluating and plan a second phase of a USAID/AFRICARE project.
• SIERRA LEONE 1981
  Evaluated Small Scale Fisheries Project funded by USAID. Developed a Project Identifying Document (PID) with professionals from the Department of Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures, Auburn University.
• IVORY COAST 1981
  Visited the USAID Mission to review Evaluation Report and present PID.
• ROME 1981
  Developed linkages with professionals in the Division of Fisheries and Aquacultures at the Food and Agricultural Organization.

Other International Contributions

International Workshops and Symposiums
• IVORY COAST
  Served as organizer, curriculum developer, and trainer/facilitator for an Feb./March 1994 Auburn University/USAID Africa Bureau/USDA/FAS/CD/ED workshop on Agribusiness Strategic Planning and Development for small business participants from eight African countries. The purpose of this workshop was to encourage participants from these countries to buy U. S. agricultural products, including tools, machinery, and other equipment.
• MADAGASCAR
  Served as planner and instructor for an Auburn University/ USAID Sept.-Oct. 1994 Africa Bureau/USDA/FAS/ICD/ED/IITA/ILEA workshop for 31 small agri-business professionals on strategic planning. The purpose of this workshop was to interest the Madagascan participants in doing business with U.S. firms.
• AUBURN UNIVERSITY
  Developed joint proposal with Tuskegee University and Alabama A&M University for the training of 15 Haitian agricultural technicians. The 1993 project was funded by USAID. I helped develop the program and taught the section on agricultural marketing.

Working Papers and Monographs From International Activities

Referred Monographs International Publications
• Shannon, D., and C. Jolly. Une Methodologie de Recherche Appliquee pour les Zones Tampons des Parcs et Forets Nationaux; Ministere de l'Environeement, Assistance Technique Pour La Protection des Parcs et Forets, juillet. Work conducted under a SECID/Auburn/Tuskegee/University of Puerto Rico/World Bank Project for the Haitian Government, 1999.
• Brown, D., Deryce, J. E., Jolly, C. M., Labossiere, C., and Pierre. Y. Pan American Development Foundation JOBS Creation Project Evaluation, prepared for PADF and USAID/Haiti, May 1995.
• Jolly, C. M., and N. Jean-Louis. "Food Marketing in Northwest Haiti, CARE Regions I - IV." SECID/Auburn PLUS Report No. 14. SECID, Washington, D.C., 1993, 152 pages.
• Jolly, C. M., M. Kamuanga, S. Sall, and J. L. Posner. "Situation Cerealiere en Milieu Paysan en Basse Casamance: Resultats d`une, enquete de terrain." Document de travail. ISRA/Bureau d`Analyses Macroeconomics; BAME Dakar 85-4, 1985, 36 pages.
• Crawford, E., C. Jolly, V. Kelly, P. Lambrecht, M. Mbaye, and M. Gaye. "A Field Study of Fertilizer Distribution and Use in Senegal." Final Report, Traveaux et Documents, ISRA/Bureau d`Analyses Macro-economiques, BAME, Dakar 84-4, 1985, 110 pages.
• Crawford, E., C. Jolly, V. Kelly, P. Lambrecht, M. Mbaye, and M. Gaye. "Enquete Sur la Distribution et l`Utilisation de l`engrais au Senegal." Traveaux et Documents ISRA/Bureau d`Analyses, Macroeconomics, BAME, Dakar, No. 1, 1985, 120 pages.
• Jolly, C. M. "La Commercialization des Produits Maraichers en Basse Casamance 1982-1983." Document de Travail, ISRA/Bureau d` Analyses Macro-economiques, BAME 85-5, Dakar, 1985, 79 pages.
• Jolly, C. M., and O. Diop. "La Preference Cerealiere en Basse et Moyenne Casamance." Document de Travail, (version provisoir) ISA/Bureau d` Analyses Macro-economiques, BAME 85-5, Dakar 1985, 45 pages.
• Jolly, C. M., and O. Diop. "La Filiere de Commercialization Cerealiere en Basse Casamance." Document de Travail, ISRA/Bureau d` Analyses Macro-economiques, BAME, Dakar, 1985, 45 pages.

Other Working Papers and Reports
• Jolly, C. M. L'Incidence de Taxe Sur L'Agriculture Chadienne, USAID., Chad, 1994.
• Jolly, C. M. Progress Evaluation Report, Haiti Agro-forestry II Marketing Project, January 1993.
• Cooke, L.S., C. M. Jolly, P. Le Blache, and M.F.D. Simeon. PRESCH I Evaluation a Mi-parcours Compte Rendu Definitif, USAID/Cameroon, Department d'Etat. Washington D. C., 1993.
• Jolly, C. M. Fish Marketing in Rwanda, Report of Consultancy to Project D'Amenagement des Resources Naturelles: Service Pisiculture Nationale of Rwanda, Department of Agricultural Economics, Auburn University, March 1992.
• Jolly, C. M. Technical Assistance to SECID/Auburn Agro-forestry II Marketing Research Project. Department of Agricultural Economics, Auburn University, June 7 - July 3, 1991.
• Jolly, C. M. A Review of SECID/Auburn Agro-forestry II Marketing Project, Aug. 27 - Sept. 3, 1991. Department of Agricultural Economics, Auburn University, 1991.

International Proposal Writing
• In 1993 I wrote a joint proposal with Tuskegee University and Alabama A&M for the training of Haitian agricultural agents. The proposal was successfully funded by USAID.
• In 1990 I helped write the technical proposal for the West Indies Tropical Produce Support (TROPRO) Project in which Auburn collaborated with Sheladia Associates, Inc.
• In 1990 I prepared a proposal for a project in Zaire: Applied Research Agricultural Research and Outreach Project II.

Site Visits for Project Selection
• In 1990 I was recalled from my sabbatical leave to Auburn in order to Represent Auburn University at the site visit for the Burkina Faso Farming Systems Project.

Contribution to Papers
• Five Year Plan for Strengthening Grant and Joint Memorandum of Understanding, 1986 - 1991, International Center for Aquaculture, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama 36849.

Service

University Service

Service to University
• Member of the University Disciplinary Committee, 1998-2000.
• Member of the Auburn University Credit Union Board of Directors.
• Member of the Auburn University Credit Union Membership Committee.
• Member of the University Promotion and Tenure Committee, 1999-2001.
• Member of the Faculty Senate 2000 - 2003.
• Chair and member of the Committee for Persons with Disabilities, 1995 -1997.
• President of the Auburn University Black Caucus, 1994 - 1995.
• Member of the Cultural Diversity Committee, 1994 present.
• Member of the President's Minority Affairs ad hoc Committee, 1994 - 1995.
• Member of the President's Minority Education ad hoc Committee, 1994 - 1996.
• Member of the ad-hoc Professional Improvement Leave Committee, 1994 - 1996.
• Helped in the organization of the annual international exposition, 1992 - 1994.
• Member of the Auburn University Black Caucus, 1991 present.
• Served as a member of the Self - Study Steering Committee of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, 1991 - 1992.
• Served as Liaison officer for the Extension and Public Service committee, 1991 - 1992.
• Served as a mentor to minority students, 1988 - 1993.

Service to College
• Member of the College of Agriculture Cultural Diversity Committee, 1993 - 1994.
• Representative to the International Trade Research Committee, 1993 to present.
• Associate of the International Center of Aquaculture, 1980 to present.
• Part of a SANREM CRISP $10,000,000 project awarded to the South-eastern universities to evaluate and monitor environmental and sustainable projects in Latin America, Africa, and Asia.
• Participated in the Joint Memorandum of Understanding between Auburn University and the University of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, 1988 to 1992.
• Participated in the Department of Fisheries and Allied Aquaculture and Agricultural Economics Title XII Program 1980 to 1986.

Professional Service

Service to Professional Associations Such as Offices Held, Committees Served on, etc.

Member of the American Agricultural Economics Association Education Committee, 1994 to present.

Member of the following Professional Groups:


• Caribbean Studies Association, 1994 to the present.
• Southern Rural Sociology Association, 1985 to the present.
• American Agricultural Economics Association, 1980 to the present.
• Southern Agricultural Economics Association, 1980 to the present.


Participated as a member of the Tuskegee University Graduate Committee, 1992.

1989-1991 - Served as contact person for Auburn University for "Input Sustainable Agriculture for Winrock International".

Served as reviewer for the following Journals and Associations:


• Routledge Book Publishing Company
• American Journal of Agricultural Economics
• Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics
• Economic Development and Cultural Change
• Journal of World Aquaculture
• Journal of Applied Aquaculture
• Marine Resource Economics
• Applied Economics
• Journal in Comparative International Studies
• Aquaculture Economics and Management
• Journal of Agribusiness
• Social and Economic Studies
• Southern Business and Economics Journal
• American Peanut Research and Education Society- Peanut Science
• Aquaculture
  
  Served as reviewer of admission documents for USAID for international students wanting to study in the U.S., 1988 present.

Service to Academic Institutions, Industry, Government, or Business Such as Consulting Work, Editorial Work, etc.


• University of Connecticut
  
  Senegal
  Served as mid-term evaluator of their collaborative project with the Institut de l'Economie Appliquee-2003; Served as final evaluator for the end of term project at Storrs Connecticut in 2004.
• SACUC (Southern Agricultural Biotechnology for Underserved Communities)
  
  Served as evaluator for SACUC which involves 11 participating 1890 institutions. 2000-2004.
• World Bank/Tuskegee University
  
  Haiti
  Served as Economist to 5 member team to study and design research and Extension programs for economic development of the park areas in Haiti. May - June 1998.
• Pan American Development Foundation
  
  Haiti
  Served as the Rural Economist on a five- member team to evaluate a USAID $16 million PADF/JOBS Project in Haiti for the Pan American Development Foundation. The PAGF/JOBS project employed 50,000 people per month for 9 months in agriculture, conservation, and sanitation. The project was a U.S. government effort to restore democracy and a free market system in Haiti. April - May 1995.
• Social Consultants International
  
  Chad
  Reviewed International Tax Policy on Agricultural Exports and the Effects of Market Liberalization on the Chadian Economy. August - September 1994, Organized and participated in a round table discussion with various organizations including the FAO, World Bank, French Technical Cooperation, USAID, and several ministries of the Government of Chad. Organized workshop for farmers and businessmen on the effects of elimination of export taxes and market liberalization on agricultural exports and the Chadian economy.
• Mitchell Group
  
  Cameron
  Evaluated a U.S. $13.0 million USAID/the government of Cameroon funded coffee marketing project. May - June 1993. The project was funded by USAID, World Bank, and the British Overseas Development Cooperation. It was a donor effort to foster market liberalization of the Cameroonian agricultural sector.
• Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, Alabama
  
  Tuskegee
  Tuskegee Institute. Helped organize and execute a program for Haitian participants on Principles of Market Liberalization in a Democratic System, Tuskegee, Alabama. April, 1993.
• AFRICARE
  
  Chad
  Provided orientation and technical support marketing economists leaving for Chad. October 1990.
  
  Prepared economic analysis for Rural Development Project for Chad. USAID funded the U.S. $3 million project to help small farmers improve their crop production and processing. September, 1990.
  
  CAR
  Developed marketing research program for agricultural development in Central African Republic for AFRICARE.
• Other
  
  Participated in the second U.S. Department of Agriculture Economic Research Service (ERS) Workshop on Workshop Diversity. 1992.
  
  Participated in the U.S. Department of Agriculture Economic Research Service (ERS) Workshop on Workforce Diversity, Washington. 1991 - (Sponsored and financed by USDA.)

Community Service

• Member of Greater Birmingham Chapter of The United Nations.
• Member of Public Relations Committee, American Peanut Research and Education Society, 1999-2000.
• Member of Education Committee, Auburn University Credit Union, 1999-2001.
• present - Serving on the Community Board of Directors of the Rural Alabama Black Church Project funded by the American Association for the Advancement of Science ($10,000) for the preparation of young minority kids in math and science. 1995.
• Member of the Lions Club.
• Participated in the education of youth in International Awareness and Global Awareness.

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