COLLEGE
OF FOOD, AGRICULTURAL & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
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COLLEGE
OF FOOD, AGRICULTURAL & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
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PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS
The exurban change project is a collaborative project of the Departments of Agricultural, Environmental & Development Economics and Human and Community Resource Development at The Ohio State University. The co-investigators for the project are Jeff Sharp and Elena Irwin, Jill Clark manages the project. |
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Jeff Sharp, Associate Professor,
Rural Sociology Program
The Department of Human & Community Resource Development
The Ohio State University
E-mail: Sharp.123@osu.edu
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Sharp's homepage
Jeff Sharp's area of specialization are community sociology, community development and sociology of agriculture. His research has focused on social characteristics of rural communities and their capacity for engaging in community development activities. He also has done research related to agricultural change in the Midwest. |
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Elena Irwin, Associate Professor
The Department of Agricultural, Environmental & Development
Economics
The Ohio State University
E-mail: Irwin.78@osu.edu
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Elena Irwin's Homepage
Elena Irwin's area of specialization is regional and community
economics. Her primary research interests focus on the causes and
consequences of growth in local communities and regions, including changes
in land use patterns in exurban and rural areas and the influence of
public services, landscape amenities, and other factors on residential
location decisions. |
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Jill Clark, Program
Manager
The Department of Agricultural, Environmental & Development
Economics
The Ohio State University
E-mail:
clark.1099@osu.edu
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Jill Clark's Homepage
Jill Clark's area of specialization is land use policy and planning. Prior to joining the Department in November 2002, Jill managed American Farmland Trust's Ohio Field Office for three years. American Farmland Trust is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to farmland protection. Jill also spent three years conducting research at the University of Wisconsin's Program on Agricultural Technology Studies and the Wisconsin Land Use Research Program. |
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