Agricultural Program Specialist Resume
Here’s a sample of what your Agricultural Program Specialist Resume should look like while applying for Agricultural Program Specialist Jobs.
7930 Carpenter St, Apt#45
Seattle, WA 98119
(123)-456-1234
name@emailaddress.com
Summary:
A highly educated professional who has experience in different fields of his profession; has experience in teaching and motivating students; has involved in many projects of developing new programs in agricultural techniques; has headed a number of lectures and presentations; has great time management skills and able to meet strict deadlines
Professional Experience:
Agricultural Educator January 2007 – present
State University, Seattle, WA
Responsibilities
Conducted classes on subjects such as nutrition management and farming techniques.
Advised farmers and scientists to consolidate techniques in fields of growing and harvesting practices.
Collect and evaluate data in order to determine community program needs.
Scheduled regular training programs for farmers to attend to.
Conducted lectures and presented studies to graduate students.
Collaborated with social service and government officials in order to advise farmers and families on management such as budget and preparation in order to maximize revenues.
Urban and Regional Planner May 2004– January 2007
City Development Corp., Hutchinson, KS
Responsibilities
Organized public meetings to formulate concepts to address regarding land development and community plans.
Discussed with planning directors on land use projects and proper analysis on how o improve the land.
Recommended approval of proposals on the future development plans for the development of recreational park in the township.
Assessed all feasibility studies and identified secondary changes on the improvement projects.
Coordinated work with engineering consultants and architects to finalize the status of the design plans for the infrastructure.
Updated information in zoning codes, building codes, and environmental regulations required to finalize the designs of the project.
Agricultural Economics Professor February 1999 – May 2004
State University, Topeka, KS
Responsibilities
Prepared course materials and projects to be taught to students.
Evaluated the grades of students' and their performance in classes.
Keep abreast of developments in the field by reading current economic advancements, discussing with colleagues, and participating in professional conferences.
Attended lectures to graduate students on topics such as crop production, plant genetics, and soil chemistry.
Administered examinations and assigned thesis projects to graduate students.
Conducted counseling to graduate students on academic and career developments.
Education:
Master's Degree in Applied Behavioral Science, University of Kansas, 1999
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, University of Kansas, 1997
Skills/Certifications:
Ability to control and facilitate groups
Strong communication skills (verbal, written and listening) Ability to create effective relationships with employees at all levels Strong negotiation and motivation skills
Good presentation and public speaking skills Excellent organization skills
Associations/Organizations:
International Farm Management Association, Member
National Agri-Marketing Association, Member