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| Theresa
M. Ferrari, Ph.D |
Vita
- Employment
- 2000 to present
The
Ohio State University, Assistant
Professor & Extension Specialist,
4-H Youth Development
- 1998-2000
University
of Florida, Assistant Professor & Youth
Development Specialist, Department
of Family, Youth, & Community
Sciences
- 1995-1998
Michigan
State University, Graduate Research
Assistant, Department of Family & Child
Ecology
- 1980-1995
University
of Maine Cooperative Extension, Extension
Educator [Cumberland County (1985-1995);
Piscataquis County (1980-1985)]
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- Current
Position
- July 2000 to Present
State Extension Specialist
(4-H
Youth Development - 75%)
Assistant Professor (Extension Education,
Department of Human and Community Resource
Development - 25%)
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- Courses
Taught
- The
Ohio State University, Department of
Human & Community
Resource Development
AGR EDUC 843 Program Development in Extension
(G) (Winter 2002)
AGR EDUC 643 Youth Program Management
in Nonschool
- University
of Florida, Department of Family, Youth,
and Community Sciences
AGG 3483 Foundations of Youth Development
(U) (Spring 1999, 2000)
- Michigan
State University, Department of Family & Child
Ecology
FCE 212 Children, Youth & the Family (U) (Fall 1996, Summer, 1997)
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- Publication
- Chapters in edited
books
Keith, J. G., Perkins, D. F., Greer, J. C., Casey, K. M., & Ferrari,
T. M. (1998). The Young Spartan Program: Building a bridge between
the ivory tower and the community. In R. M. Lerner & L. A. K. Simon
(Eds.), Creating the new outreach university for America’s youth
and families: Building university-community collaborations for the
twenty-first century (pp. 289-314). New York: Garland.
- Peer-reviewed
journal articles
Ferrer, M., Jacob, S., & Ferrari, T. M. (2001). Two (or more) heads
are better than one: An application of group process to developing
Extension evaluation tools. Journal of Extension, 39(5). Retrieved
from http://www.joe.org/joe/2001october/a2.html
- Editor-reviewed
journal articles
Ferrari, T. M. (1988). Reaching out for teen awareness. Explorations:
Journal of Research and Public Service, 5(1), 7-8. [Available: Office
of the Vice President for Research and Public Service, University of
Maine, Orono, ME 04469]
Perkins, D. F., Ferrari, T. M., Covey, M. A., & Keith, J. G. (1994).
Getting dinosaurs to dance: Community collaborations as applications
of ecological theory. Home Economics FORUM, 7(1), 39-47.
Villarruel, F. A., Carolan, M., Youatt, J. P., Carter, S., Onaga, E.,
Schroeder, B. A., Griffore, R. J., Ferrari, T., Herb, H. B., Luster,
T., Kostelnik, M. J., Walker, J. Viramontez, R., & McAdoo, H. P.
(1998). Twenty-ninth annual National Council on Family Relations media
awards competition. Family Relations, 47, 103-110.
- Michigan State University, Department of Family & Child
Ecology
FCE 212 Children, Youth & the Family (U) (Fall 1996, Summer, 1997)
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