1

Curriculum Vitae

I. Personal Information

JOHN KEVIN HUMPHREY, Ph.D. Work Address: Arkansas State University, College of Agriculture &

Technology, P.O. Box 1080, State University, AR 72467 Phone (870) 972.2203 Office (870) 972.3110 Bio-fuels Lab (870) 972.3885 FAX Email Address: jhumphre@astate.edu. II. Educational Credentials Doctor of Philosophy Practical Arts and Vocational-Technical Education,

University of Missouri-Columbia, May 1992

Master of Arts in Education Agricultural Education, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY, August, 1986

Bachelor of Science Agricultural Sciences, Western Kentucky University,

Bowling Green, KY, May, 1985 State Administrative Certifications: Educational Level Administrative Level State Post-Secondary Senior Director/Administrator Arkansas Post-Secondary Assistant Director/Administrator Arkansas Secondary-Vocational Director/Administrator Arkansas III. Professional Experience

Associate Professor: Agriculture Education, Arkansas State University. (April 3, 2013 to present) Assistant Professor, Agriculture Education, Arkansas State University. (August 15, 1993 to present) Program Director, Agriculture Education and Vocational-Technical Administration, Arkansas State University. (January 8, 1996 to September 2012)

2

State Evaluator, Arkansas Department of Education, North Central Association, (NCA & COE, 1997-2005)

Post-doc Research Assistant, Agricultural Engineering, University of Missouri-Columbia. (August 24, 1992 to July, 1993) Instructor, Agricultural Education and Agricultural Engineering, University of Missouri-Columbia. (August 24, 1992 to May 15, 1993) Research Technician, Agricultural Engineering, University of Missouri-Columbia. (January 21, 1992 to May 15, 1993)

Cooperative Designer, project brochures, flyers, and executive summaries to serve as informational papers for public relations to various concerned groups. Assisted with Bio-Fueled pick-up truck project. (1991-1993)

Cooperating Researcher, conducted extensive literature search on alternative fuels related to oil crops. Worked to establish a database consisting of literature to be used by the Agricultural Engineering Bio-Fuels research team. (1991-1993)

Cooperating Researcher, processed data collected in a Delphi study designed for course improvement. Developed expected student learning outcomes for courses in Agricultural Engineering and Mechanization. (1991-1992)

Primary Researcher, "Preservice Elementary Education Majors' Knowledge of Agriculture," Ph.D. Dissertation, May 1992.

Cooperative Researcher, Data Analysis related to forage harvesting equipment efficiency. A report to be submitted to the Italian Trade Commission and for publication. (1991-1992)

Graduate Teaching Assistant, Agricultural Education/Engineering, University of Missouri-Columbia. (January to May 1991, August to May 1992) Graduate Research Assistant Curriculum Writer, Instructional Materials Laboratory, University of Missouri-Columbia. (August 1989 to December 1990) Vocational Agriculture Instructor, Volusia County, Public Schools, Ormond Beach, FL. (July 1986 to July 1989)

Professional private industry positions:

CEO, Biodiesel Integrated Systems, LLC, (April 2, 2012 to Present)

3

IV. Professional Service Related Activities

National/Regional

Supervisor & Coordinator, National FFA Agricultural Mechanics Career Development Event, Structures Area written examination. 1995 - 2002 Test Validator, National, Agri-Science Achievement Test. Assisting in the validation of test items for the development of a national level Agri-Science Achievement test. Lee and Associates, 3/22/99.

Session Chair, 49th Annual Southern Agricultural Education Research Meeting (SAERM), Concurrent Session F, 1/31/99 - 2/1/99, at the 78th Annual, Southern Agricultural Education Conference, Memphis, Tennessee.

Session Chair, 48th Annual Southern Agricultural Education Research Meeting (SAERM), Concurrent Session B, 2/1/98 - 2/2/98, at the 77th Annual, Southern Agricultural Education Conference, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Session Facilitator, 1997 National Agricultural Education Research Meeting (NAERM), Concurrent Session F, 12/9-13/97, National AAAE Research Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Judge, National FFA Agricultural Mechanics Career Development Event. 1993 - Present

Member of the National FFA Agricultural Mechanics Event Committee. 1994 - Present

Session Facilitator, 1991 Central States Agricultural Education Research Conference, Springfield, Illinois. Facilitator, opening ceremony, 1990 National Alpha Tau Alpha Conclave, Kansas City, Missouri. State/Local

Chair and Director, 1999-2008 Northeast Arkansas, Agricultural Children Safety Committee, Jonesboro, Arkansas Superintendent, N.E. AR. District FFA Career Development Events, 1995 - 2012 Sub-Committee Chair, Curriculum Design Sub-Committee, Secondary Level, Agricultural Mechanics Curriculum for the state of Arkansas, 1999 – 2000.

Official Judge, 2000, State Contest, FFA, Prepared Public Speaking

Member, Secondary Level, Agricultural Mechanics State Curriculum Committee, Arkansas, 1999 - 2000 Session Presenter, Teacher In-service Workshop, coordinated through Crowley’s Ridge Educational Cooperative. Presentation and instruction in computer uses in the

4

classroom. Topic 1: Using the World Wide Web as an Instructional Tool: Directed Student Assignments. Topic 2: Using Power Point Presentations to Enhance Classroom Instruction: How to Build Power Point Presentations. June 11, 1999. Brookland High School.

Session Presenter, New Teacher and Administrator Conference. Presentation Topic: Marketing Your Program. Coordinated through The National Council for Agricultural Education, National FFA Foundation. 12/02/98, Hot Springs, Arkansas

State Evaluator, North Central Association, Highland School District, April 28-29, 1998, Nettleton School District, April 23-24, 1997, Jonesboro School District, Jonesboro Vocational Center, October 8-9, 1997

State Evaluator, State Accreditation, Post-Secondary, Cotton Boll Technical Institute, November 19, 1996

Associate Superintendent, N.E. AR. District FFA Career Development Events, 1993 - 1995

Facilitator and Co-Sponsor, International teleconference on leadership with Dr. Stephen R. Covey, live from Sydney Australia. 1994

Presenter and Facilitator, “Identifying Your Institution’s Mission”. Institutional In-service, Cotton Boll Technical Institute. 1994

Co-Facilitator with the Annual College of Agriculture’s Student leadership Conference. 1993 - 1996 Superintendent, Missouri, South Central District FFA Agricultural Mechanics Career Development Event, 1992-1993

V. University and College Service Activities Committees A. Agriculture Education Program: 1996 – Jan. 2012

• Chair, Program, Screening Committee for BSA - Agriculture Education Major • Chair, Program, Graduate Comprehensive Exam, Examination Committee

B. College Of Agriculture: 2012

• Chair, Farm Planning Committee • Member, Undergraduate Curriculum Committee • Member, Admissions and Credits Committee • Member, Assessment Committee

5

2011 • Chair, Member, Farm Planning Committee • Member, PRT Committee • Member, Recruitment Committee • Member, Admissions and Credits Committee • Member, Assessment Committee

2010: • Chair, Member, Farm Planning Committee • Member, PRT Committee • Member, Recruitment Committee • Member, Admissions and Credits Committee • Member, Assessment Committee

2009 • Chair, Admissions and Credits Committee (Spring 09 was last semester as chair), • Chair, Farm Planning Committee • Member of the PRT Committee • Member of Recruitment committee

2008 • Member, Promotion and Tenure Committee • Member, Faculty Development Committee • Chair, Admissions and Credits Committee • Member, Faculty Grievance Committee • Member, Recruitment Committee • Member, Farm Planning Committee

2007 • Chair, Admissions and Credits Committee, • Member, Farm Planning Committee • Member of the PRT Committee

2006 • Chair, Admissions and Credits Committee, • Member, Farm Planning Committee • Member of the PRT Committee

2005 • Chair, Admissions and Credits Committee • Member, Farm Planning Committee • Member of the PRT Committee

2004 • Member, Admissions and Credits Committee • Member, Farm Planning Committee • Member of the PRT Committee

6

2003 • Member, Admissions and Credits Committee • Member, Farm Planning Committee

2002 • Member, Admissions and Credits Committee • Member, Farm Planning Committee

2001 • Member, Recruitment Committee • Member, Faculty Development • Member, Admissions and Credits Committee • Member, Farm Planning Committee

1999 - 2000 • Member, Recruitment Committee • Member, College Promotion, Retention and Tenure Committee

1998 • Member, Recruitment Committee • Member, Faculty Developmen • Member, Faculty Retention

C. College of Education: 2012

• Member, 7 – 12 Committee

2011 • Member, Council on Professional Education (COPE) • Member, Educational Unit Curriculum Frameworks NCATE Writing Committee • Member, Field Experience and Diversity Committee • Member, 7 – 12 Committee

2010 • Member, Council on Professional Education (COPE) • Member, Educational Unit Curriculum Frameworks NCATE Writing Committee • Member, Field Experience and Diversity Committee • Member, 7 – 12 Committee

2009 • Member, Council on Professional Education (COPE) • Member, Educational Unit Curriculum Frameworks NCATE Writing Committee • Member, Field Experience and Diversity Committee • Member, 7 – 12 Committee

2008 • Member, Council on Professional Education (COPE)

7

• Member, Educational Unit Curriculum Frameworks NCATE Writing Committee • Member, Field Experience and Diversity Committee • Member, 7 – 12 Committee • Ad-Hock Committee on Unit Governance

2007 • Member, Council on Professional Education (COPE) • Member, Educational Unit Curriculum Frameworks NCATE Writing Committee • Member, Field Experience and Diversity Committee • Member, 7 – 12 Committee

2006 • Member, Educational Unit Curriculum Frameworks NCATE Writing Committee • Member, Field Experience and Diversity Committee • Member, 7 – 12 Committee

2005 • Chair, Council on Professional Education (COPE) • Member, Field Experience and Diversity Committee • Member, 7 – 12 Committee

2004

• Member, Council on Professional Education (COPE) • Member, NCATE Writing Committee • Member, Field Experience and Diversity Committee

2003 • Member, Council on Professional Education (COPE) • Member, NCATE Writing Committee • Member, Field Experience and Diversity Committee

2002 • Member, Council on Professional Education (COPE) • Member, NCATE Writing Committee • Member, Field Experience and Diversity Committee

2001 • Member, Council on Professional Education (COPE) • Member, NCATE Writing Committee • Member, Field Experience and Diversity Committee

2000 • Member, Council on Professional Education (COPE) • Convener/Chair, 7-12 Licensure Committee • Member, Professional Program General Screening Committee • Recorder, Field Experience and Diversity Committee

8

• Member, Selection, Admission and Retention Committee • Member, Professional Education Unit Conveners Committee • Member, Teacher Intern Evaluation Committee

1999 • Member, Council on Professional Education (COPE) • Member, Field Experience and Diversity Committee • Member, Education Program “Redesign Team” • Member, Teacher Intern Evaluation Committee

1998 • Convener/Chair, 7-12 Licensure Committee • Member, Professional Program General Screening Committee • Recorder, Field Experience and Diversity Committee • Member, Selection, Admission and Retention Committee • Member, Professional Education Unit Conveners Committee

D. University: 2012

• Member, College of Agriculture & Technology Dean Search Committee • Member, Undergraduate Admissions Appeals Committee

2009 -2011

• Member, University Academic Hearing Committee • Member, University Admissions and Credits Committee • Member of the Animal Care and Use Committee

2008 • University Academic Hearing Committee • University Admissions and Credits Committee • Student Union Council • Development, Communication and Alumni Committee • Institutional Review Board (IRB) for Research on Human Subjects Committee • Committee on Research Using Animal Subjects

2007 • Member, University Academic Hearing Committee • Member, University Admissions and Credits Committee • Member of the Animal Care and Use Committee

2006 - 2004 • Member, University Academic Hearing Committee • Member, University Admissions and Credits Committee

2003 - 2001 • Member, Development, Communication, and Alumni Committee

9

• Member, Institutional Review Board for the Protection of Human Subjects in Research Committee

• Member, Academic Hearing Committee

2000 - 1999

• Member, Teacher Education Unit Governance Task Force for the Vice President for Academic Affairs

• Member, Career Planning and Placement Council

1998 • Member, Teacher Education Unit Governance Task Force for the Vice President for

Academic Affairs • Cabinet Member, Secondary Education Council (SEC) and Performance Committee • Member, Teacher Education Policy Committee • Member, Career Planning Committee • Member, Student Union Council • Member, INTASC, Ad-Hoc Committee • Member, NCATE, Ad-Hoc Committee

E. State: 2005 - 2012

• Member, Arkansas Department of Workforce Education, Ag-Education Division • Member, Standing Agricultural Curriculum Committee • Member, Standing Contest Event Committee

1999 - 2004 • Member, Arkansas Department of Workforce Education, Agriculture Education Division,

Agricultural Mechanics, Contest Event Committee • Member & Sub-Committee Chair, Arkansas Department of Workforce Education,

Agriculture Education Division, Agricultural Mechanics Redesign Committee • Member, North Central Association/Creating Opportunities for Excellence Evaluation

Team (NCA/COE).

1998 • Member, Arkansas Department of Workforce Education, Agriculture Education Division,

Agricultural Mechanics, Spring Contest Event Committee • Member, Arkansas Department of Workforce Education, Agriculture Education Division,

Agricultural Mechanics Redesign Committee • Member, Arkansas, State Evaluation Board • Member, North Central Association/Creating Opportunities for Excellence Evaluation

Team (NCA/COE).

F. National:

10

2009- 2001 • Member, National FFA Mechanics, Career Development Event Committee

2000 - 1998

• Coordinator, National FFA Agricultural Mechanics, Career Development Event, Structures Area, Written Exam Committee.

• Member, National FFA Mechanics, Career Development Event Committee

G. Local/Regional: 2001-2008

• Chair, Northeast Arkansas Committee for Agricultural Child Safety

H. Community Service Related Activities: 2000-2002

• Volunteer, Leukemia-Lymphoma Society, Light-The-Night Campaign

1998-1999 • Committee Member and Co-Sponsor, 1999 Children Farm Safety Convention, St.

Bernards Regional Medical Center, Jonesboro, Arkansas • Commencement Speaker, Commencement Ceremony Speech titled, “Reinvest Your

Education”, Cotton Boll Technical Institute, Class of 1999. June 25, 1999

• Volunteer, Habitat for Humanity, Jonesboro Arkansas, 1998 –1999

I. Leadership and Services for Department/College. Recruiting Efforts

• Superintendent for the annual Eastern District FFA Career Development Events for the College of Agriculture & Technology from 1996 until January 2012. Activity brings to the ASU-J campus over 2000 high school students annually.

• Initiated recruitment activities during each annual FFA Career Development Event hosted by the Agriculture Education program and the College of Agriculture & Technology at ASU. Attendance of secondary high school and jr. high students in the FFA visited our college during the FFA CDE events.

• Attend bi-annual regional spring and fall state advisory meetings to collaborate with state Agriculture Teacher Education Units at UAF, SAU, UAPB, and ARTech.

• Attend annual Arkansas State FFA Convention, recruitment booth set up to provide materials on the COAT and ASU and to speak with secondary level agriculture teachers and their students.

• Coordinated and participate in National FFA Convention activities for ASU students that attend and volunteer to assist with the Agricultural Mechanization CDE and ATA Conclave in Kansas City MO, Louisville, KY and Indianapolis IN.

• Visit secondary level programs throughout the year to speak with students, teachers, administration and counselors regarding scholarships and program offerings.

• Provides numerous Public informational and demonstration tours of Biobased products and Engine Testing lab

11

• Provided Informational Poster Presentation to the Public for the Biofuels and Renewable Energy Technology (RET) program open house

• Initiated the purchase of a new, large, freestanding, professional recruitment display board for the COAT for recruitment activities.

• Assisted at semi-annual Bill & Alice Nix Petting Zoo • Assisted with the College of Agriculture & Technology Open House. • Serving on Arkansas Northeastern Community College’s new Renewable Energy

Technology program Advisory Board. • Collaborating with Arkansas Northeastern Community College RET program instructor to

identify future student projects related to designing parallel alternative energy (solar & wind) systems for residential and commercial applications.

• Designed color program recruitment posters (24” x 36”) that were posted in the ASU College of Agriculture.

• Provide new photographs for use on the college’s display/recruitment board • Worked with ASU Creative Services in the design of the new display/recruitment board • Organized and staffed the COAT-ASU Recruitment Booth at the 2006 – 2008 National

FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana • Designed color 3-fold program brochures to provide students while visiting high school

campuses. • Provide program information for the COAT web site. • Recruit at the annual State Fair during livestock shows/contests. • Provide current COAT materials to the agricultural teachers and their schools. • Annual participation as a session presenter for Nettleton high school’s Career Expos in

March. Spoke with all students about the opportunities in agriculture and coming to the College of Agriculture at ASU.

• Contact students by phone, mail and email to speak with them about their career opportunities in agriculture, agriculture education and choosing ASU’s COAT.

• Continue to work with the “Agriculture Teacher/Mentor” program for the NE AR district agriculture teachers. The purpose is to involve select agriculture teachers in the Ag-Ed Program at Arkansas State University and employ their experiences to assist our students and beginning teachers in the field.

• Design and maintain an updated “Job Opportunities” Bulletin board for Agriculture Education majors in the College of Agriculture and assist in job placement of major graduates.

• Designed and maintain information on Agriculture Education’s bulletin board to COAT students on the Agriculture Education major.

• Maintain a working relationship with Southeast Missouri State University’s College of Agriculture in order to provide their Agriculture Education majors an opportunity at Arkansas State University to complete their Agriculture Education degree course work for certification.

• Coordinate, participate and supervise Agricultural Education majors that volunteer to assist with the livestock/swine shows at the State Fair in Little Rock.

12

Recruiting Efforts Specific for the Beebe Campus For Students in Major:

• Provide academic advising on site each semester at the ASU Beebe campus for students majoring in Agriculture Education as well as email communications often throughout the semester.

• Designed color program recruitment posters (11” x 14”) that were posted on the ASU-Beebe campus to promote the Agriculture Education major to the students.

• Personally visit the ASU-Beebe campus at least once per semester to advise agriculture education majors.

• Contact often via-email ASU Beebe students majoring in Agriculture Education. Retention activities (Description: college and department levels)

• Work with current upper level, Ag-Ed students the Collegiate FFA and ATA to design

activities that assist in orienting our program's new freshman and connecting them with current upper class students in the major.

• Assist with organizing a fall semester "Welcome Back BBQ" social. Designed to help our majors establish contact with new and transferring students in the program and to meet the program's faculty and support staff and state agriculture teachers and advisory committee members. This activity and those similar have proven to be very helpful to our students in meeting their social needs.

• Maintain contact with students and provide information and direction related to their academic progress. Opportunity for tutoring and additional assistance is made available to them when necessary to include a resource room that provides curriculum materials to assist in their educational methods courses that they are required to take.

Other college service assignments

• Actively participates in annual petting zoos • Participates in “Open Houses” for the College of Agriculture & Technology • Assists with College Open Houses • Assists with “Select A Major” activities

Leadership and Services to Students and Organizations

• Chi Alpha Campus Ministries Advisor/Sponsor 1994 - 1997 • Collegiate FFA (CFFA) advisor from 1993 – Present • Alpha Tau Alpha co-advisor from 1993 – Present

• Each Year from 1993 until 2009 I guided annual trips to the National FFA

Conventions in Kansas City, MO, Louisville KY and Indianapolis, IN. • Provide professional development meetings and activities for Collegiate FFA and

ATA student organization members. • Provide individualized student advisement and counseling to support retention of

students.

13

• Provide timely additional information on program bulletin boards in the college which is available to all students and majors.

V. Teaching Accomplishments:

A. Courses Taught

Arkansas State University

College of Education - Secondary Level

SCED-2514 - Introduction to Secondary Teaching Agricultural Education (Undergraduate level)

TIAG- 4825 - Teacher Intern Supervision EDAG-4623 - Special Methods of Teaching Agricultural Education AGED-4433 - Methods of Teaching Agricultural Mechanization AGED-4422 - Competency Based Curriculum

AGED 4593 - Engine Performance on Biofuels AGED 4593 - Biodiesel Production

AGED 4593 - Production & Quality Analysis Biodiesel & Biobased Products AGED-3453 - Agricultural Structural Systems

AGED-2453 - Application of Welding Technologies in Agriculture AGED-2433 - Agricultural Power Systems

AGED-1411 - Intro to Agriculture and Extension Ed. AGED-1403 - Basic Agricultural Mechanics College of Agriculture & Technology Service Courses AGRI -1211 - Seminar in Agriculture

PSSC 4893 - Bioenergy Production AGRI- 4243 - Senior Capstone Vocational-Technical Administration (Graduate Level) VOED-6563 - Instructional Management VOED-6533 - Human Resource Management and Development VOED-6523 - Student Services Management VOED-6503 - Program Management VOED-6473 - School and Community Relations VOED-6463 - Resource Management University Wide Course: FREX- 1911-008 - Restart@State. A course designed to address retention of

students with academic suspension. Introduction To Fly-Casting: A free “Self Enhancement” course offered for the University Student Service Center.

University of Missouri-Columbia

Practical Arts and Vocational-Technical Education (Agricultural Education) F-100 - Foundations of Vocational-Technical Education F-306 - Methods of Teaching Agricultural Mechanization

Agricultural Engineering and Mechanization

14

AE-A20 - Welding Technology AE-A60 - Construction Principles and Practices AE-A210 - Advanced Lab-work - CAD for Project Planning

B. Course and Curriculum Development

Arkansas State University

In the fall of 1993, during my first year at Arkansas State University, I began teaching the required graduate VOED courses for the MS in Vo-Tech Administration program offered in the College of Agriculture. During the spring 1998 I began making needed revisions to the content of each of these courses in respect to educational techniques and methodologies as well as relevant business and industry issues. Starting in the spring of 2005 I began designing and then converting these courses over to CD and in the fall of 2005 I offered the first course through the CD-Rom method of delivery. Since that time I have completely revised all six of these graduate level courses to current and relevant content as well as to the CD-Rom delivery method. These courses are required content courses in the MS in Agriculture with an emphasis in Vocational Technical Administration:

Graduate Level (Updated/Revised and Converted to CD Delivery): • VOED 6463, Resource Management in Vocational Education • VOED 6473, School and Community Relations in Vocational Education • VOED 6503, Program Management in Vocational Education • VOED 6523, Student Services Management in Vocational Education • VOED 6533, Human Resource Management in Vocational Education • VOED 6563, Instructional Management in Vocational Education

Undergraduate Level: • 2012 Developed - AGED 4593: Production & Quality Analysis Biodiesel &

Biobased Products • 2012 Collaboratively Developed - PSSC 4893: Bioenergy Production (Team

Taught with Dr. S. Green) • 2011 Developed - AGED 4593: Engine Performance on Biofuels • 2007-2008 Developed - AGED 2431: Introduction to Alternative Energy Sources • 2007-2008 Developed - AGED 2441: Introduction to Electricity • 2002-2003 Revised Content - AGED 2433: Principles of Agricultural Power

Electricity and Internal Combustion Engines. • 1997 Developed - AGRI 4243: Capstone Agriculture. • 1994 Developed - AGED 3453: Basic Carpentry. • 2002/2004 Revised and Updated Content & Title to: AGED 3453: Agricultural

Structural Systems. • Developed and Wrote Lab Manual for: AGED 1403: Basic Agricultural

Mechanics course • Developed and Wrote Lab Manual for: AGED 2453: Application of Welding

Technologies in Agriculture course • Developed and Wrote Lab Manual for: AGED 3453: Agricultural Structural

Systems course.

15

University of Missouri-Columbia

Curriculum

Humphrey, J.K. (1992). Plant Science Curriculum (Instructor's Guide). Columbia: University of Missouri, Instructional Materials Laboratory.

Humphrey, J.K. (1992). Plant Science Curriculum (Student's Reference).

Columbia: University of Missouri, Instructional Materials Laboratory.

Humphrey, J.K. (1992). Crop Science Curriculum (Instructor's Guide). Columbia: University of Missouri, Instructional Materials Laboratory. Humphrey, J.K.(1992). Crop Science Curriculum (Student's Reference).

Columbia: University of Missouri, Instructional Materials Laboratory.

Humphrey, J.K., Birkenholz, R.J. & Harris, C.R. (1991). Exploring

Agriculture in America (Instructor's Guide). Columbia: University of Missouri, Instructional Materials Laboratory.

Humphrey, J.K., Birkenholz, R.J. & Harris, C.R. (1991). Exploring

Agriculture in America (Student's Reference). Columbia: University of Missouri, Instructional Materials Laboratory.

VI. Scholarly/Creative Activities A. Publications Journal Articles and Proceedings Schumacher, L.G., Nevils, A.D., & Humphrey, J.K. 1995. The agricultural mechanics

skills needed for students entering advanced agricultural mechanics courses. Journal of Agricultural Mechanics, Volume: 9, Pages 47-52

Schumacher, L.G., Nevils, A.D., & Humphrey, J.K. 1994. The agricultural mechanics skills

needed for students entering advanced agricultural mechanics courses. Proceedings of the 48th Annual Central Region Research Conference in Agricultural Education, St. Louise, MO. Pages: 12-21

Humphrey, J.K., Stewart, B.R. & Linhardt, R.E. 1994. Preservice elementary education majors'

knowledge of agriculture. Journal of Agricultural Education, 35, 27-30

Humphrey, J.K., Stewart, B.R. & Linhardt, R.E. 1993. Preservice elementary education majors' knowledge of agriculture. Proceedings of the 47th Annual Central Region Research Conference in Agricultural Education, St Louis, MO.

16

Humphrey, J.K. (1991). [Review of When giants learn to dance]. Journal of Extension, 30, 39-40.

Invited Papers and Presentations Humphrey, K. System Approach to On-Farm Processing of Oil-Seed Plant-Based Products and

Biodiesel. Invited presentation at the 20th Annual ASU Agribusiness Conference, Arkansas State University, Jonesboro, February 12, 2014.

Humphrey, K. Farm Scale Processing and Production: A Systems Approach to Processing

Value Added Plant-Based Products and Biodiesel. Invited presentation at the 32nd Annual Arkansas Land and Farm Development Corporation Conference on Rural Development and Sustainable Agriculture, November 2, 2012. Fargo, AR.

Humphrey, K. Waste Vegetable Oil Processing For Biodiesel. Demonstration during the Farm to Fuel event. Sponsored by Arkansas Advanced Energy Foundation and alt.Consulting. October 29, 2013, Dewitt, Arkansas

Humphrey, K. Project-update presentation to the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation’s

Renewable Fuels Committee and Missouri Farmers Association Executive Board. October 28, 2011.

Humphrey, K. Farm Scale Biodiesel Production and Bio-based Co-Products. Invited Presentation, Arkansas Green Energy Network Meeting, Delta Center for Economic Development, Arkansas State University, Jonesboro, August 9, 2011

Humphrey, K. Project-update Presentation. Biodiesel Production and Determining

Performance and Emissions of Non-Road CI and SI Engines Fueled on Biofuels/Blends. Collaborators: Green, S., Xu, J., Sivakumar, G., Armah, P., Savary, B., Phillips, G., and Osier, J. Arkansas Division of Agriculture Bioenergy Summit, May 27, 2011. Clarksville, AR.

Green, V.S and Humphrey K. Project-update Presentation. Oil Seed Crop Production Focusing on camelina sativa. Collaborators, Armah, P. and Phillips, G. Arkansas Division of Agriculture Bioenergy Summit, May 27, 2011. Clarksville, AR.

Phillips, G. Project –update Presentation. Genetic improvement of bioenergy crops for

development of bio-based products. Collaborators: Green, S., Xu, J., Sivakumar, S., Armah, P., Hubstenberger, J., Savary, B., and Humphrey, K. Arkansas Division of Agriculture Bioenergy Summit, May 27, 2011. Clarksville, AR.

Green, S. Project-update Presentation. Sustainability in dedicated energy crop production. Collaborators: Humphrey, K., Bouldin, J., Xu, J., Hood, E., Nelson, P., and West C. Arkansas Division of Agriculture Bioenergy Summit, May 27, 2011. Clarksville, AR.

Humphrey, K. Project-update presentation. Dr. Richard Yamada, Legislative Fellow for Arkansas Senator John Boozman. April 30, 2011.

17

Green, V.S and Humphrey, K, Towards Sustainability in Biomass Energy Crop Production. Renewable Energy Conference, April 18, 2011. Jonesboro, AR.

Schumacher, L.G., and Humphrey, J.K. Fueling Used Engines with Methyl Ester Soybean Oil.

Project Paper Presented to: United Soybean Board/American Soybean Association Pages 13, Date: January 31, 1994 Abstracts

Easley, C., Humphrey, J., and Sivakumar, G. Gas Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry Screening of FAMEs in Arkansas Vegetable Oils. Renewable Energy Conference, November 5, 2012. Jonesboro, AR.

Poster Presentations

Easley, C., Humphrey, J., and Sivakumar, G. Gas Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry

Screening of FAMEs in Arkansas Vegetable Oils. Renewable Energy Conference, November 5, 2012. Jonesboro, AR.

Humphrey, K. Oil Seed Bi-Products: Farm Scale Processing and Production, Poster

Presentation, Cotton Research Field Day, Judd Hill, August 30, 2012 Humphrey, K. and Green, V.S. Establishing a facility for biodiesel production, engine testing

and bio-based products. Renewable Energy Conference, April 18, 2011. Jonesboro, AR. Shyam, T., Engelken, R., Newell, M.J., Mughal, M.A., Felizco, F., Vangilder, J., Hall, J., McNew,

D., Hill, Z and Humphrey, K. 2011. Optimization and Characterization of Binders, Encapsulants, Preservatives, and Densification for Biofuel Pellets. Renewable Energy Conference, April 18, 2011. Jonesboro, AR

Humphrey, K. Farm Scale System for Biodiesel Production and Bio-based Co-Products.

Poster Presentation, Judd Hill Field Day, August, 2011 Humphrey, K. Savary, B.J., Green, S., Xu, J., Hood, E., Armah, P.W., and Patel, P. 2010. Plant

Biomass Research, Education, and Public Outreach at the Arkansas State University’s College of Agriculture and Technology. Biomass South 2010. Oct. 14-15, 2010. Memphis, TN.

Magazine Articles, Mass/Multi Media Broadcasts

Biofuels Journal (October 29, 2012 Issue) Arkansas State University Professor Produces Waste Grease Biodiesel.

ASU Herald News (October 25, 2012) Agriculture professor converts Cooking oil into fuel

Biodiesel Magazine (March 2011 issue, p.13) highlighted the ASU biodiesel production facility, featuring the BioPro diesel processing equipment used for research and education. Article in local newspaper “Educator sees pressing need for soybeans” discussing project. Jonesboro Sun, Vol. 108, No. 180, Page A1& A2, Wednesday, June 29, 2011

18

Regional TV news station conducted a story on the biodiesel/engine testing lab. On-going Public Outreach & Public Relations and Recruitment Activities Related to Current Research Project and The College of Agriculture & Technology:

• Camelina Field day demonstrations of processing plant based products in lab., ASU Farm October 18, 2013.

• Hosted an informational tour and demonstration of system operations to Johnny Davis, Mayor Relyea of Dewitt Arkansas and Tami Hornbeck of alt.consultuing.

• Hosted an informational tour and demonstration of project’s lab and system for 25 Harrisburg High School Agriculture students. February 20, 2013.

• Biofuels Journal (October 29, 2012 Issue) Arkansas State University Professor Produces Waste Grease Biodiesel.

• ASU Herald News (October 25, 2012) Agriculture professor converts Cooking oil into fuel • Biodiesel Magazine (March 2011 issue, p.13) highlighted the ASU biodiesel production

facility, featuring the BioPro diesel processing equipment used for research and education.

• Article in local newspaper “Educator sees pressing need for soybeans” discussing project. Jonesboro Sun, Vol. 108, No. 180, Page A1& A2, Wednesday, June 29, 2011

• Regional TV news station conducted a story on the biodiesel/engine testing lab. • Hosted an informational tour and demonstration of project’s lab and system for Arkansas

Farm Bureau’s Thom Beasley. December 18, 2012 • Hosted an informational tour and demonstration of project’s lab and system for Nettleton

High School’s Chapter of “EvironMentors” a student organization through the National Council for Science and the Environment. December 5, 2012.

• Hosted an informational tour and demonstration of project’s lab and system for Harrisburg, High School’s “East Lab”, Science class students. October 3, 2012

• Hosted an informational tour and demonstration of the project’s lab during the College of Agriculture & Technology’s “Open House” for recruitment of regional high school seniors. Provided an overview and discussion of the project. September 27, 2012

• Hosted an informational tour and demonstration of the project’s lab and system used for processing livestock feed for Craighead County Cattleman’s Association. September 13, 2012

• Hosted an informational tour and demonstration of project’s lab and system for U.S. Congressman Rick Crawford and his Washington and Jonesboro Arkansas office along with ASU Senior Administrators. August 22, 2012

• Hosted visitor tour and informational meeting for the Arkansas Land and Farm Development Corporation. June 29, 2012

• Hosted tour of the Small Engines Biodiesel Testing Lab for USDA Undersecretary Catherine Woteki, during her visit to ASU on February 17, 2011.

• Hosted an informational tour of the project’s lab to recruitment regional high school seniors. Provided an overview and discussion of the project. September 29, 2011

• Hosted an informational tour of the project’s lab for an Arkansas State University College of Business class and entrepreneur’s club. Provided an overview and discussion of the project. September 8, 2011

• Hosted an informational tour and demonstration of the lab for the Southern Association

19

of Soybean Growers. Provided an overview and discussion of the project. September 9, 2011

• Hosted an informational tour and demonstration of the project’s lab for the Arkansas Green Energy meeting attendees, August 9, 2011.

• Hosted an informational tour of the project’s lab for Dr. Gillian Eggleston, USDA-ars and Dr. Randy Powell, Sugar Platform Program Manager, BioDimensions, June 28, 2011

• Hosted an informational tour and applied experience for 15 secondary high school science and biology teachers. Tour conducted in conjunction with a teacher in-service workshop on Bio-Tech in a Box on Biofuels. June 16, 2011

• Hosted an informational tour of the project’s lab for an Arkansas State University graduate agriculture journalism class. Provided an overview and discussion of the project. June 8, 2011

• Provided public informational tours of Renewable Energy Technology (RET) project displays during the semi-annual Bill & Alice Nix Petting Zoo, at Arkansas State University’s College of Agriculture and Technology Open House. 2010.

Web Site Creation Supportive of Research

In support of the research conducted by the ASU consortium group of which I am a part of I developed and continue to coordinate with ASU ITTC and supervise a dynamic and ongoing web site dedicated to sharing information on the various related current and future biofuel and biobased products projects conducted on the ASU campus. Faculty research integrates projects from crop growth through product extraction and utilization. The Principle Investigators (PIs) of this consortium include Dr. Paul Armah (Economic analysis of production of specific dedicated bioenergy crops). Dr. Steven Green (Bioenergy Crop Production–Soil Quality); Dr. Elizabeth Hood (Plant Biotechnology and cell wall deconstruction); Dr. Kevin Humphrey (Small engine testing, production of biofuels and plant based products); Dr. Jianfang Xu (Bioethanol production from dedicated energy crops in Arkansas and Algal biodiesel and fermentation engineering); Dr. Gregory Phillips (Application of genetics and biotechnology to improve crop plants); and Dr. Brett Savary (Carbohydrate Chemistry of rice cell wall polysaccharides). The site address is the following http://www.biobasedsolutions.org/ and this web site is also linked to the College of Agriculture & Technology’s web site main page.

B. Grants/Contributions

Grants

Investigators: Co-PI’s. Green, V. S. (Pl), Hood, E. (Co-PI), Phillips, G (Co-Pl), Armah, P. (Co-PI) and Humphrey, K. (Co-PI). Title: Capacity Building for Bioenergy Research and Outreach in East Arkansas and the Delta Region, (3) Agency: USDA-NIFA-NLGCA, Federal Project Funding: $276,877.00 Dates of funding: January 2013 – January 2016 Status: (Funded)

Investigator: Humphrey, K. (PI). Others involved Savary, B. (Pl), Bouldin, J. (Co-PI), Green, V. S. (Co-Pl), Xu, J. (Co-Pl). Title: MidSouth/Southeast Bioenergy Consortium (3)

20

Agency: USDOE, Federal Project Funding: $399,116.66 Dates of funding: June 13, 2008 - August 31, 2012 Total Consortium Awarded: $3,871,000.00 ASU Consortium Awarded: $1,623,666.00 Status: (Funded) Investigator: Humphrey, K. (PI). Title: A More Efficient Utilization of Bio-Diesel Co-Products Agency: ASU Faculty Research Award (ORTT) Project Funding: $5,980.00 Dates of Funding : January 2009 Status: (Funded)

Investigator: Humphrey, K. (PI). Title: Community Education, Health and Safety Agency: Pioneer Hi-Bred International Project Funding: $5,500.00 Dates of Funding : 2000 - 2001 Status: (Funded) Industry Contributions

Title: Industry Contribution - Custom Designed Conveyor Agency: Hytrol Corporation of Jonesboro, AR. Amount Awarded: $6,500.00 Dates of funding: December 2011 Involvement: PI/Coordinator.

Title: Industry Contribution - Internal Combustion Engines (1) Agency: Briggs and Stratton Corporation Amount Awarded: $2,500.00 Dates of funding: December 1999 Involvement: PI/Coordinator Title: Industry Contribution - Construction Estimating Software for Estimations and Design (1) Agency: Monticello Software, Inc. Amount Awarded: $6,000.00 Dates of funding: January, 1994 Involvement: PI/Coordinator

Title: Industry Contribution - Internal Combustion Engines (1) Agency: Briggs and Stratton Corporation Amount Awarded: $2,000.00 Dates of funding: January, 1994 Involvement: PI/Coordinator

Title: Industry Contribution – Portable Power Tools (1)

21

Agency: Skil Corporation Amount Awarded: $500.00 Dates of funding: September, 1993 Involvement: PI/Coordinator

VII. Professional Societies, Awards, and Honors Professional Associations

American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE), 1990-2004 National Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA), 1993 - 2003 Arkansas Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association (AVATA), 1993 - Present American Vocational Association (AVA), 1993 - Present Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD), 1993 - 1996 Alpha Tau Alpha (ATA), 1989-Present

Honors, and Awards

2004 – 2005 Recipient of the Wilson Advising Center’s “You Made ‘A’ Difference” Faculty Academic Advising Award

Honorary American FFA Degree, 73rd. National FFA Convention, Louisville, Kentucky, 2000 Honorary State FFA Degree, Arkansas, 1998 American Vocational Association’s Award of Excellence for Vocational Instructional Curriculum, 1993 Humphrey, J.K., and Linhardt, R.E. Poster Presentation: Education About

Agriculture. The American Association for Agricultural Education Poster Session In Agricultural Education. Los Angeles, California, 1991. (National contest winner placing 2nd runner up).

Humphrey, J.K., and Linhardt, R.E. Poster Presentation:

Education About Agriculture. The 45th Annual Central Region Research Conference In Agricultural Education. Springfield, Illinois, 1991. (fourth place regional contest winner).

Alpha Tau Alpha, Honorary Society, 1989 Certificate of Merit for Safety, U.S. Army, 52nd Engineering Battalion, 1975-1976, 1976-1977