Catherine Sanders

Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist

North Carolina State University

United States

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Catherine Sanders is an Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist at North Carolina State University in the United States. Her research encompasses cognitive dissonance in evaluating extension impacts, community health interventions, and the perceptions of community garden coordinators regarding climate-smart adaptations for local food systems. She is also involved in exploring communication strategies for rural residents' health information seeking and teaching systems-thinking concepts in food-systems science education.

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Alison Berg

Associate Professor and Extension Nutrition and Health Specialist

University of Georgia

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Allison R. Byrd

University of Georgia

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Kevan Lamm

University of Georgia

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Kristin Gibson

University of Georgia

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Alexa Lamm

University of Georgia

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Exploring Community Garden Coordinators’ Perceptions of Climate-Smart Adaptations to Support Local Food Systems

Using cognitive dissonance to evaluate extension impact in rural communities

Identifying Key Competencies for Extension Communication: A Delphi Analysis to Guide Program Development

Public Engagement in Community Gardens: Communicating to Prepare for a Changing Climate

Using dialogue-centered approaches to community-engaged research: an application of dialectical inquiry

Teaching Systems-Thinking Concepts with Hypothetical Case Scenarios: An Exploration in Food-Systems Science Education

Utilizing a community capitals framework to assess a public health intervention: Application of the CD+SI toolkit

The Influence of Sustainability on Identities and Seafood Consumption: Implications for Food Systems Education for Generation Z

Community Gardens: A Catalyst for Community Change

Examining the Relationship Between Existing Community Resources and Community Leaders’ Perceptions of Resilience and Rural Health During COVID-19

A Needs Assessment to Inform Research and Outreach Efforts for Sustainable Agricultural Practices and Food Production in the Western United States

Improving Sustainable Food Access and Availability in Rural Communities: An Assessment of Needed Resources

A Cross-Platform Exploratory Study of International and Domestic Scholar Post Engagement on Social Media

A Phenomenological Pre- and Post-Reflective Comparison of Graduate Student Intercultural Competence from Agricultural Service-Learning Experiences

Qualitative Exploration of Cultural Influence on a Rural Health-Promotion Initiative

Educational exploration of Generation Z’s systems thinking tendencies and green consumer values

Cultural Dimensions and Communication: An Exploratory Study Informing Agricultural and Environmental Science Graduate Student Recruitment

Exploring the Social Media Health Information Seeking Patterns of Rural Residents to Provide Communication Strategies for Extension

Collaborators (5)

Alison Berg

Allison R. Byrd

Kevan Lamm

Kristin Gibson

Alexa Lamm

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