Matt Benge

Assistant Professor

University of Florida

United States

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Dr. Matt Benge is an Assistant Professor at the University of Florida in the United States. His research focuses on educational practices in both online and in-person environments, volunteer organization dynamics, and agricultural safety practices. Recent articles authored by Dr. Benge explore topics such as student learning attitudes towards honey bees, challenges in commercial beekeeping education, and the roles of Extension specialists.

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Articles (19)

Comparison of Student Learning Attitudes, Knowledge, and Outcomes Towards Honey Bees in Online or In-Person Instructional Environments

Recognizing Volunteers: Considerations for Volunteer Organizations and Coordinators

Conducting the Needs Assessment #7: Phase 3 — Post-Assessment

Assessing Produce Growers’ Perceptions and Adoption of Agricultural Water Safety Practices in the United States

Produce safety alliance grower training knowledge assessment results

Rahim Organizational Conflict Inventory: Instrumentation and Application for Extension Professionals

The Extension Mentor’s Discussion and Action Guide

Roles and Responsibilities of the Florida Extension Specialist

Conducting the Needs Assessment #6: Phase 2 – Assessment

Challenges and barriers to conducting commercial beekeeping education programs in Florida

Florida extension agents’ perceived level of trust with their county extension director

Importance of the Access, Equity, and Opportunity Competencies Among 4-H Professionals

Guide for Volunteer Organizations to Assess Risk

Conducting the Needs Assessment #9: The Nominal Group Technique

Tapping into Residents’ Perceptions to Diffuse Landscape Water Conservation and Protection Practices

Identifying important skills and competencies needed for new Florida agriculture extension agents

Am I Ready? Competencies and Skill Sets Needed for Virtual Conference Hosts

Conducting the Needs Assessment #3: Educator Motivations, Barriers, and Objections

Challenges of early career extension agents in Florida

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Laura Warner

Karla Shelnutt

Lendel Narine

Angela Shaw

Marcelo Wallau

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