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CURRICULUM VITAE DR. SHARON M. DANES Professor University of Minnesota Department of Family Social Science 275f McNeal Hall 1985 Buford Avenue St. Paul, MN 55108 (612) 625-9273 e-mail: [email protected] EDUCATION: PhD Family Economics & Management, Iowa State University, 1986. Dissertation: Impact of

Wife's Employment on the Acquisition of Home Ownership and the Accumulation of Home Equity.

MA Family Economics & Management, Michigan State University, 1978. Thesis:

Relationship of Non-market Resource Transfers and Quality of Life for Non-migrant Michigan Mexican Americans.

BS Home Economics Education & Extension, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1972. PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION: EDFP (Economic Development Finance Professional) rigorous, four one-week course training

series through The National Development Council about the practice of economic development – business credit and finance, real estate finance analysis, loan packaging procedures, problem solving and deal structuring.

LANGUAGE ABILITIES: Spanish PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 7/97 - Present Professor, Department of Family Social Science, University of Minnesota, St.

Paul, Minnesota and Family Resource Management Extension Specialist for the University of Minnesota Extension Service.

7/91 - 7/97 Associate Professor, Department of Family Social Science, University of

Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota and Family Resource Management Extension Specialist for the University of Minnesota Extension Service.

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7/86 - 7/91 Assistant Professor, Department of Family Social Science, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota and Family Resource Management Extension Specialist for the University of Minnesota Extension Service.

8/82 - 5/86 Research Assistant in Department of Family Environment, Iowa State

University, Ames, Iowa. 8/78 - 8/82 Davenport Area Extension Consumer and Management Specialist, Iowa State

University, Davenport, Iowa. 7/77 - 8/77 Consultant for Interamerican Commission on Women in Latin America:

Honduras, Costa Rica, and Dominican Republic. 9/76 - 10/78 Teaching and Research Assistant in Department of Family Ecology, Michigan

State University, East Lansing, Michigan. 12/73 - 9/76 Extension Home Economist & 4-H Youth Agent, University of Wisconsin,

Pepin County, Wisconsin. 6/72 - 12/73 Consultant for Interamerican Program for Rural Youth, Ministry of Agriculture,

Puriscal, Costa Rica. HONORS AND AWARDS:

2014 Hubler Award for Excellence in Service to Family Businesses presented by Twin Cities Business Magazine and Hubler for Business Families

2013 Epsilon Sigma Phi (Pi Chapter) North Central Region Distinguished Team Award. Educational Response to Families Financial Situation After Natural Disaster. Onstad, P., Heins, R., Anderson-Porisch, S., Petersen, C., Hendrickson, L., Hagen-Jokela, R. Olson, P., Danes, S.M., Scharmer, L., Marczak, M., Hardman, A., Lee, Hl, & Coffee, K.

2012 Fellow -IFERA (International Family Enterprise Research Academy).

2012 Best Student Paper Award at NCFR’s Theory Construction and Research Methodology Workshop for the manuscript entitled “Family Health Behaviors Model: A Conceptual Framework for Family Research and Interventions in Family Health Prevention” by Diego Garcia-Huidobro and Sharon M. Danes (as second author, I mentored Diego (doctoral student in FSoS) in writing the manuscript.

2012 NEAFCS (National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences) Dean

Don Felker Financial Management Award for Invest NOW: Money in Retirement: An Asynchronous Web-based Course (State affiliate and Central Region Winner).

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2012 Epsilon Sigma Phi (Pi Chapter) Distinguished Team Award for Educational Response in Families’ Financial Situation After a Natural Disaster.

2011 Keynote address for IFERA (International Family Enterprise Research Academy)

Annual Conference in Palermo, Sicily, entitled, “Family Constructs in Family Business Research: Present and Future”, June 27-30, 2011.

2010 Reviewer Excellence Award Certificate from the Family Firm Institute for

reviewing excellence for Family Business Review. 2009 FERC (Family Enterprise Research Conference) Best Paper award for the paper:

Explorations of the Power Relationship Between Business-Owning Couples: Managing Decisions Through Collaborative Power Interactions.

2009 Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship John Jack Award for the paper

“Determinants of Family Business Resilience after a Natural Disaster” for the overall best paper presented at USASBE (U.S. Association of Small Business and Enterprise) Annual Conference dealing with entrepreneurship by women or minorities or under conditions of adversity.

2008 Journal Article of the Year award from AFCPE (Association of Financial

Counseling and Planning Education) for the article: Danes, S.M. & Haberman, H.R. (2007). Teen financial knowledge, self-efficacy, and behavior: A gendered view. Financial Counseling and Planning, 18(1), 48-60.

2007 Minnesota Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences

Communication Award: Educational Curriculum Package for “Organizing Your Important Papers”.

2007 National Extension Association of Family & Consumer Sciences Educational

Curriculum Package National (Third) and Regional Award (Second) with Financial Security for Later Life University of Minnesota Extension program team.

2006 Family Enterprise Research Conference, Honorable Mention for research article

entitled “Family Business Success: Differences in Female- and Male-owned Businesses with Johnben Teik-Cheok Loy and Kathryn Stafford.

2006 National Extension Association of Family & Consumer Sciences, Educational

Curriculum Package Central Region Finalist-3rd Place. 2005 American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Excellence in Extension

Award for Financial Literacy: What’s New in Credit and Debt?

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2005 Dean Don Felker Financial Management Award, National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Youth and Money Leadership Team for “Financial Literacy: What’s New in Credit and Debt High School Teacher Training”.

2004 Minnesota Association of Extension Educators 2004 Teamwork Award for the

state-wide teacher training around the NEFE High School Financial Planning Program

2004 Juran Faculty Scholar, Juran Center for Leadership in Quality, Carlson School of

Management, University of Minnesota.

2004 Family Owned Business Institute Research Scholar, “Impact of Spousal Support on Business Start-ups”, Seidman School of Business

2001 Sabbatical at Cornell University.

2001 Northeastern Regional Agricultural Experiment Station Directors Research

Award for Excellent: “Family Business Viability in Economically Vulnerable Communities”- multi-state research group member receiving the award.

2000 Secretary of Agriculture’s USDA Outstanding Extension Program Award-lead

evaluator of national curriculum High School Financial Program: National Endowment for Financial Education.

1999 Founder’s Award for Excellence in Research Methodology, Canadian

Association for Research in Home Economics

Northeastern Regional Agricultural Experiment Station Directors Research Award for Excellent for the project “Family Business Viability in Economically Vulnerable Communities”- multi-state research group member receiving the award.

1999 Nominated for College of Human Ecology College and Community Award. 1998 Dean and Director’s Award to Distinguished Extension Faculty, University of

Minnesota Extension Service. 1998 Dean and Director’s Distinguished Team Award for “Parents Forever” Design

Team (Divorce Education Curriculum) 1997 Excellence in Research Award for the College of Human Ecology at the

University of Minnesota.

1997 Faculty Quarter Leave.

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1996 Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education Outstanding Journal Paper Award for 1995 issue of Financial Counseling and Planning; article entitled “Economic Adjustment Strategies of Farm Men and Women Experiencing Economic Stress”

1996 Research Award, Family Economics and Resource Management Division of

American Association for Family and Consumer Sciences 1996 Appointment to “Responding to Change” Focus Team within the national

Extension program initiative “Managing Change in Agriculture.” 1994 Outstanding Service Award, Association for Financial Counseling and

Planning Education

1993 Faculty Quarter Leave, Panama, Central America

1992 Futures Award, Minnesota Rural Futures, Inc.

1989 Minnesota Agri-Women President's Award

1989 Nomination by Family Social Science Department for McKnight Land Grant Professorship

1988 Nomination by Family Social Science Department for McKnight Land Grant Professorship

1987 Waller Research Assistantships (with Drs.Kathryn Rettig and Jean Bauer) for collaborative research

1986 Iowa Home Economics Association - Young Home Economist of the Year

1985-86 Omicron Nu Research Fellowship Elizabeth Beveridge Fellowship

1984-85 Phi Upsilon Omicron Presidents Research Fellowship

1982-85 Pace Award�Iowa State University

1980-82 Southeast Regional Chair of the Iowa Home Economics Association

1981 General Foods Consumer Media Grant, National Association of Extension Home Economists

REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES: The research focus is family economic well-being with an emphasis being at the intersection of economic and social decision making. Nose, L., Korunka, C., Frank, H. Danes, S.M. (In press). Decreasing the effects of relationship

conflict on family businesses: The moderating role of family climate. Journal of Family and Economic Issues.

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Craft, S., Seal, K., Jang, J. & Danes, S.M. (In press). Spousal expectations and perceived social support during the creation of a new business venture. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy.

Yang, Y. & Danes, S.M. (2015). Resiliency and resilience process of Entrepreneurs in new venture creation. Journal of Entrepreneurship Research, 15 (1), 1-30.

Danes, S.M., & Yang, Y. (2014). Assessment of the Use of Theory within the Journal of

Financial Counseling and Planning and Contribution of the Family Socialization Conceptual Model. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning Education, 25 (1), 53-68.

Danes, S. M., & Brewon, K.E. (2014). The role of learning context in high school students’

financial knowledge and behavior acquisition. Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 35, 81-94. Doi: 10.1007/s10834-013-9351-6.

Danes, S.M., Rodriquez, M., & Brewton, K.E. (2013). The role of context: High school students’

gains in financial knowledge and behavior based on person, classroom and teacher characteristics. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning Education, 24(2), 20-36.

Jang, J & Danes, S.M. (2013). Are we on the same page?: Copreneurial Couple goal congruence

and business viability. Entrepreneurship Research Journal, 3(4), 483-504. DOI:10.1515/erj-2013-0036.

Stafford, K., Danes, S.M., & Haynes, G.W. (2013). Long-term family firm survival and growth

considering family adaptive capacity and federal disaster assistance receipt. Journal of Family Business Strategy, (4), 188-200, DOI:10.1016/j.jfbs.2013.06.002.

Danes, S.M. (2013). Entrepreneurship Success; “The Lone Ranger” Versus “It Takes a Village”

Approach? Entrepreneurship Research Journal, 3(3), 277-286. DOI: 10.1515/erj-2013-0056.

Jang, J & Danes, S.M. (2013). Role interference in family businesses. Entrepreneurship

Research Journal, 3(3), 367-390. DOI: 10.1515/erj-2013-0020. Gudmunson, C.G. & Danes, S.M. (2013). Family social capital in family businesses; A stocks

and flows investigation. Family Relation, 62, 399-414. DOI:10.111/fare.12017. Danes, S.M., & Jang, J. (2013). Copreneurial identity development during new venture creation.

Journal of Family Business Management, 3(1), 45-61. Doi:10.1108/20436231311326481 Danes, S.M., Craft, S.M., Jang, J., & Lee, J. (2013). Liability of newness: Assessing couple

social support when starting a new business venture. Journal of Marriage and Family Therapy, 39 (4), 515-529. Doi: 10.1111/j.175-0606.2012.00308.x.

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Hedberg, P.R. & Danes, S.M. (2012). Explorations of dynamic power processes within copreneurial couples: Journal of Family Business Strategy, 3, 228-238.

Lee, J. & Danes, S. M. (2012). Uniqueness of family therapists as family business systems

consultants: A cross-disciplinary investigation. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 38(s1), 92–104. Doi: 10.1111/j.1752-0606.2012.00309.x.

Onstad, P., Danes, S.M., Hardman, A.M., Olson, P.D., Marczak, M.S., Heins, R.K., Croymans,

S., & Coffee, K.A. (2012). The road to recovery from a natural disaster: Voices from the community. Community Development: Journal of the Community Development Society, 1-15.

Gudmunson, C. G., & Danes, S. M. (2011). Family financial socialization: Theory and critical

review. Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 32, 644-667. Danes, S.M. (2011). Pillow talk leaks: Integrating couple interactions into entrepreneurship

research. Entrepreneurship Research Journal, 1 (3), 1-5. Haynes, G., Danes, S.M., & Stafford, K. (2011). Influence of federal disaster assistance on

family business survival and success. Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management, 19 (2), 86-98.

Stafford, K., Bhargava, V., Danes, S.M., Haynes, G., & Brewton, K.E. (2010). Factors

associated with long-term survival of family businesses: Duration analysis. Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 31 (4), 442-457.

Brewton, K., Danes, S.M., Stafford, K., & Haynes, G. (2010). Determinants of rural and urban

family firm business resilience. Journal of Family Business Strategy, 1(3), 155-166. Fitzgerald, M., Schrank, H., Haynes, G., & Danes, S.M. (2010). Socially responsible processes

of small family business owners: Evidence from the National Family Business Survey. Journal of Small Business Management, 48(4), 524-551.

Werbel, J.D. & Danes, S.M. (2010). Work family conflict in new business ventures; The

moderating effect of spousal commitment to the new business venture. Journal of Small Business Management, 48(3), 421-440.

Matzek, A.E., Gudmunson, C.G., & Danes, S.M. (2010). Spousal capital as a resource for

couples starting a business. Family Relations, 59, 58-71. Danes, S.M., Lee, J., Amarapurkar, S., Stafford, K., Haynes, G., & Brewton, K. (2009).

Determinants of family business resilience after a natural disaster by gender of business owner. Journal of Entreprenuerial Development, 14(4), 333-354.

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Danes, S.M., Stafford, K., Haynes, G., & Amarapurkar, S. (2009). Family capital of family firms: Bridging human, Social, and financial capital. Family Business Review, 22 (3), 199-215.

Gudmunson, C.G., Danes, S.M., Loy, J.T., & Werbel, J.D. (2009). Spousal support and

work/family balance in launching a family business. Journal of Family Issues, 30(8), 1098-1121.

Marshall, M.I., Danes, S.M., & Milligan, R.A. (2009). Goal orientation and quality management

practices of farm and non-farm family businesses (February 25, 2009). Available at Social Science Research Network (SSRN): http://ssrn.com/abstract=1349361.

Danes, S. M., J. Lee, K. Stafford, and R. K. Z. Heck, (2008). The effects of ethnicity, families

and culture on entrepreneurial experience: An extension of sustainable family business theory. Invited article for Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship, Special Issue titled Empirical Research on Ethnicity and Entrepreneurship in the U.S., 13 (3), 229-268.

Shelton, L.M., Danes, S. M., & Eisenman, M. (2008). Role demands, difficulty in managing

work-family conflict, and minority entrepreneurs. Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship, 13 (3), 315-342.

Danes, S.M., Loy, J.T., & Stafford, K. (2008). Business planning practices of family-owed firms

within a quality framework. Journal of Small Business Management, 46(3), 395-421. Danes, S.M. & Haberman, H.R. (2007). Teen financial knowledge, self-efficacy, and behavior:

A gendered view. Financial Counseling and Planning, 18(1), 48-60. Danes, S.M., Stafford, K., & Loy, J. T. (2007). Family business performance: The effects of

gender and management. Journal of Business Research, 60 (10), 1058-1069. Haberman, H. R., & Danes, S. M. (2007). Father-daughter and father-son family business

management transfer comparison: Family FIRO Model Application. Family Business Review, 20(2), 163-184.

Danes, S.M. (2006). Tensions within Family Business-owning Couples Over Time. Stress,

Trauma and Crisis, 9(3-4), 227-246. Lee, Y.G. Danes, S.M., & Shelley, M. C. II. (2006). Work roles, management and perceived

well-being for married women within family businesses. Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 27(3), 523-541.

Danes, S.M., Haberman, H.R., & McTavish, D. (2005). Gendered discourse about family

business. Family Relations, 54, 116-130.

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Amarapurkar, S.S., & Danes, S.M. (2005). Farm business-owning couples: Interrelationships among business tensions, relationship conflict quality, and satisfaction with spouse. Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 26(3), 419-441.

Danes, S.M., & Morgan, E.A. (2004). Family business-owning couples: An EFT view into their

unique conflict culture. Contemporary Family Therapy, 26(3), 241-260. Danes, S.M., & Lee, Y.G. (2004). Tensions generated by business issues in farm business-

owning couples. Family Relations, 53, 357-366. Winter, M., Danes, S.M., Koh, S., Fredericks, K., & Paul, J. (2004). Tracking Family

Businesses and their Owners Over Time: Panel Attrition, Manager Departure, and Business Demise. Journal of Business Venturing, 19, 535-559.

Danes, S.M. & Olson, P.D. (2003). Women’s Role Involvement in Family Businesses, Business

Tensions, and Business Success. Family Business Review, 16 (1), 53-68. Olson, P.D., Zuiker, V.S., Danes, S.M., Stafford, K., Heck, R.K.Z., & Duncan, K.A. (2003.) The

impact of the family and business on family business sustainability. Journal of Business Venturing, 18(5), 639-666.

Zuiker, V.S., Lee, Y.G., Olson, P.D., Danes, S.M., VanGuilder-Dik, A.N., Katras, M.J. (2002).

Business, Family, and Resource Intermingling Characteristics as Predictors of Cashflow Problems in Family-Owned Businesses. Financial Counseling and Planning, 13(2), 65-81.

Danes, S.M., Rueter, M.A., Kwon, H.K., & Doherty, W. (2002). Family FIRO model: An

application to family business. Family Business Review, 15(1), 31-43. Stewart, C.C., & Danes S.M. (2001). The relationship between inclusion and control in resort

family businesses: A developmental approach to conflict. Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 22 (3), 293-320.

Danes, S.M., & Amarapurkar, S. (2001). Business Tensions and Success in Farm Family

Businesses. Family Economics and Resource Management Biennial, 4, 178-190. Danes, S.M., Fitzgerald, N., & Doll, K.C. (2000). Financial and relationship predictors of family

business goal achievement. Financial Counseling and Planning, 11(2), 43-53. Danes, S. M., Leichtentritt, R., & Metz, M. (2000). Effects of conflict severity on quality of life

of men and women in family businesses. Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 21(3), 259-286.

Danes, S. M., Zuiker, V., Kean, R., & Arbuthnot, J. (1999). Predictors of family business

tensions and goal acheivements. Family Business Review, 12(3), 241-252.

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Danes, S.M., Huddleston-Casas, C., & Boyce, L. (1999). Financial planning curriculum for

teens: Impact evalutaion. Financial Counseling and Planning, 10 (1), 25-37. Stafford, K, Duncan, K.A., Danes, S.M., & Winter, M. (1999). A research model of sustainable

family businesses. Family Business Review, 12 (3), 197-208. Rettig, K.D., Leichentritt, R.D., & Danes, S.M. (1999). The effects of resources, decision

making and decision implementing on perceived family well-being in adjusting to an economic stressor. Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 20(1), 5-34.

Danes, S.M., Oswald, R.F., & Arce de Esnaola, S. (1998). Perceptions of couple decision

making in Panama. Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 29(3), 569-583. Danes, S.M. (1998). Multiple roles, balance between work and leisure, and satisfaction with

level of living. Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal, 26(4), 401-424. Winter, W., Fitzgerald, M.A., Heck, R.K.Z., Haynes, G., Danes, S.M. (1998). Revisiting the

study of family businesses: Methodological challenges, dilemmas, and alternative approaches. Family Business Review, 11(3), 257-270.

Rettig, K., Danes, S., & Leichtentritt, R. (1997). Affective, cognitive, and behavioral responses

to economic stress. Family and consumer Sciences Research Journal, 26, 3-28. Danes, S.M., & McTavish, D. (1997). Role involvement of farm women. Journal of Family

and Economic Issues, 18(1), 69-89. Danes, S.M., & Rettig, K.D. (1995). Economic adjustment strategies of farm men and women.

Financial Counseling and Planning, 6, 59-73. Danes, S.M. (1995). Role set of farm women and satisfaction with the balance between work

and leisure. Family Economics and Resource Management Biennial, 1, 77-83. Danes, S.M. (1994). Parental perceptions of children's financial socialization. Financial

Counseling and Planning, 5, 127-146. Olson, W.W., Yust, B.L., Danes, S.M., & Chung, K.S. (1994). A study of households using

reverse osmosis water treatment systems. Journal of Home Economics, 86(2), 13-19. Danes, S.M., & Rettig, K.D. (1993). The role of perception in the intention to change the family

financial situation. Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 14(4), 365-389. Danes, S.M., & Solheim, C. (1993). Satisfaction and role quality perceptions of farm women

employed off the farm. Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 14(2), 115-143.

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Danes, S.M., & Rettig, K.D. (1993, March). Farm wives' business and household decision involvement in times of economic stress. Home Economics Research Journal, 21(3), 307-333.

Danes, S.M. (1991, June). Locus of control, gap between the standard and level of living and

satisfaction with the gap: A Path model. Home Economics Research Journal, 19(4), 282-291.

Rettig, K.D., Danes, S.M., & Bauer, J.W. (1991). Family life quality: Theory, assessment in

economically stressed farm families. Social Indicators, 24(1), 63-93. Danes, S.M., & Keskinen, S.M. (1990). The extent of off-farm employment and its impact on

farm women. Human Services in the Rural Environment, 11(1), 10-14. Danes, S.M., & Hira, T.K. (1990). Knowledge, attitudes, and practices in the use of credit

cards. Home Economics Research Journal, 18(3), 223-235. Danes, S.M., & Winter, M. (1990). The impact of the employment of the wife on the

achievement of the home ownership. The Journal of Consumer Affairs, 24(1), 148-169. Danes, S.M., & Morris, E.W. (1989). The factors affecting a family's plan to change their

financial situation. Lifestyles: Family and Economic Issues, 10(3), 205-215. Danes, S.M., & Hira, T.K. (1987). Money management knowledge of college students. Journal

of Student Financial Aid, 17, 4-16. Danes, S.M., Winter, M., & Whiteford, M.M. (1987). Level of living and participation in the

informal market sector among rural Honduran women. Journal of Marriage and the Family, 49, 111-119.

Danes, S.M., Winter, M., & Keefe, D.R. (1987). Nonmarket interfamily transfers and the

quality of life: A study of Mexican Americans living in Michigan. Family Perspective, 21, 119-132.

Danes, S.M., & Morris, E.W. (1986). Housing status, housing expenses, and satisfaction with

housing quality. Housing and Society, 13, 32-43. REFEREED ARTICLES IN RESEARCH PROCEEDINGS Brewton, K.E. & Danes, S.M. (2011). One for All? An Examination of Whether Students

Interact with One Financial Planning Curriculum Differently Based on their Personal Characteristics. Proceedings of the Annual Association of Financial Counseling and Planning Education Conference, Nov. 16-18, Jacksonville, FL, 129-141.

Peterson, C.M., Hogen-Jokela, R., Heins, R., Mao, D. & Danes, S.M. (2011). Invest now: Money

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in retirement on-line course. Proceedings of the Annual Association of Financial Counseling and Planning Education Conference, Nov. 16-18, Jacksonville, FL, 30. Haynes, G., Stafford, K., & Danes, S.M. (2010). The sustainability of family businesses

managed by females after natural disasters. Proceedings of the 24th Annual Conference of the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship, January 14-17, 2010, Nashville, TN, 319-341.

Danes, S.M., Lee, J., Amarapurkar, S., Stafford, K., & Haynes, G. (2009). Determinants of

family business resilience after a natural disaster. Proceedings of the 23rd Annual Conference of the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship, January 8-11, 2009, Anaheim, CA, 1274-1295.

Danes, S.M., Stafford, K., & Haynes, G.W. (2008). The effect of exposure to risk from a natural

disaster on family business survival and success. Proceedings of the NSF-CMMI Engineering and Innovation 2008 Conference, January 7-10, 2008, Knoxville, TN.

Danes, S.M., Stafford, K., & Haynes (2008). Influence of federal disaster assistance on family

business survival and success. Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Conference of the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship, January 10-13, 2008, San Antonio, TX, 652-671.

Danes, S.M., Stafford, K., & Loy, J. (2007). Business planning practices of family-owned

businesses within a quality framework. Proceedings of the Third Annual Office Deport Small Business Research Forum on Family Entrepreneurship, Fort Lauderdale, FL, March 10.

Danes, S.M., & Milligan, R.A. (2007). Farm and nonfarm family business planning comparison

using a quality framework. Proceedings of the 21st Annual Conference of the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship, Lake Buena Vista, FL, Jan. 11.14.

Werbel, J.D., & Danes, S.M. (2007). Work family conflict and business operator stress in

family-owned business: The case of role overload and role conflict. Proceedings of the Academy of Management, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, August 6-8.

Danes, S.M., & Milligan, R.A. (2006). Farms and nonfarm family business planning comparison

using a quality framework. Proceedings of the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship: The Wide World of Entrepreneurship. Orlando, FL, January 11-14.

Fitzgerald, M.A., Haynes, G.W., Schrank, H., & Danes, S.M. (2005). For-profit family

businesses as socially responsible organizations: Evidence from the U. S. National Family Business Survey. Proceedings (on CD) of the International Family Enterprise

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Association/Family Business Network Research Meeting, Brussels, Belgium, Sept. 14, 2005, 1-19.

Danes, S.M. (2005). Business conflict within family business-owning couples over time.

Proceedings of the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurship in a Diverse World. Indian Wells, CA, January 13-16, 2005, 202-225.

Danes, S.M. (2003). Conflict identification: Tensions generated by home-based business issues.

In R.K.Z. Heck (Chair) Spring 2003 Conference Proceedings-A Toolkit for Home-Based Entrepreneurs (pp. 15-27). Lawrence N. Field Center for Entrepreneurship and Small Business-Zicklin School of Business. Baruch College: NY, NY.

Danes, S. M., Olson, P.D., Zuiker, V.S., VanGuilder-Dik, A.N., & Lee, Y.G. (2001.). Cashflow

problems within family businesses. Proceedings of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education, Nov. 14-17, 2001, Orlando Florida, 220-231.

McKenna, J., Schuchardt, J., Bickle, M. Danes, S.M., Forgue, R., Lown, J., & Schiever, E.

(2000). Using a new distance education technique to train teachers to use the NEFE high school financial planning program. Proceedings of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education, St. Louis, MO, Nov. 15-18, 157.

Danes, S.M., Fitzgerald, N., & Doll, K. (1999). Financial and relationship predictors of

family business goal achievement. Proceedings of the Association for Financial counseling and Planning Education, Scottsdale, AZ, Nov. 17-20.

Danes, S.M., & Fitzgerald, N. (1999). Sociodemographic, Financial, and Relational Predictors

of Financial Decision Process and Outcome in Farm Family Business Couples. Family Economics and Resource Management Biennial, 3.

Huddleston-Casas, C.A., Danes, S.M. & Boyce, L. (1999). Impact evaluation of a financial literacy program: Evidence for needed educational policy changes. Consumer Interests Annual, 45. Danes, S.M., Zuiker, V., Arbuthnot, J. Kean, R., & Scannell, E. (1998). Business and

family goals and tensions. In Fifth Annual International Family Business Program Association Proceedings, San Antonio, TX, July 23-25.

Danes, S.M., Huddleston-Casas, C., & Boyce, L. (1998). An evaluation of a financial

planning curriculum for teens. In J. Heckroth (Ed.), Proceedings of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education, Ft Lauderdale, FL, Nov. 18-21, p. 33-44.

Danes, S.M., & Furry, M. (1998). Intermingling finances within family business:

Implications. In J. Heckroth (Ed.), Proceedings of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education, Ft Lauderdale, FL, Nov. 18-21, p. 244.

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Haynes, G.W., & Danes, S.M. (1998). Gathering and imputing data about the family and Business. In I.E. Leech (Ed.), Proceedings of the American Council of Consumer Interests, Washington, D.C., March 25-28, p. 198.

Danes, S.M., Leichentritt, R., & Metz, M. E. (1997). Gender, conflict and quality of life. In

H.L. Meadow (Ed.), Proceedings of the First Conference of the International Society of Quality of Life Studies. Charlotte, N.C., Nov. 20-23, p.19.

Danes, S.M. (1995). Adjusting to suddenly reduced income. In C.Y. Kratzer (Ed.), Proceedings of Association of Financial Counseling and Planning Education, New Orleans, LA, 75. Danes, S.M. (1994, November). Parents involving children in finances. In R.H. Lytton (Ed.),

Proceedings of the Association of Financial Counseling and Planning Education, Nashville, TN, 186-201.

Rettig, K.D., & Danes, S.M. (1994, March). Economic adjustments to perceived stress. In T.

Mauldin (Ed.), Proceedings of the American Council on Consumer Interests, Vol. 40, 128-135.

Danes, S.M., Jorgenson, K.R., & Ott, I.M. (1994, July). The impact of solar cooker introduction

in Jamaica. Proceedings of the Second World Conference on Solar Cookers, Heredia, Costa Rica.

Danes, S.M., & Jorgenson, K.R. (1994, June). Behavioral adjustments to solar cooking

introduction in Jamaica. Proceedings of the American Home Economics Association, San Diego, California.

Danes, S.M., & Jorgenson, K.R. (1994, July). Social and economic consequences of solar

cookers in Jamaica. Proceedings of the International Home Economics and Consumer Studies Research Conference: People, Populations, and Products, Sheffield, United Kingdom.

Danes, S.M., & Rettig, K.D. (1993, November). Economic adjustment strategies of farm

families experiencing economic stress. In V. Fitzsimmons (Ed.), Proceedings of the Association of Financial Counseling and Planning Education. San Antonio, TX.

Danes, S.M. (1992, November). Parental perceptions of children's financial socialization. In D.

Iams, (Ed.), Proceedings of the Association of Financial Counseling and Planning Education (pp. 16-35). Charleston, S.C.

Danes, S.M., Rettig, K.D., & Bauer, J.W. (1991). The role of perception in the intention to

change the family financial situation. In S.M. Danes (Ed.), Proceedings of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education (pp. 82-99). Kansas City, MO.

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Danes, S.M. (1991). Farm women decision making: Context, content, process, and outcome. In J.W. Bauer (Ed.), Proceedings for the Family Economics-Home Management Section Preconference of the American Home Economics Association (pp. 179-193). Minneapolis, MN.

Danes, S.M., Rettig, K.D., & Bauer, J.W. (1991). Locus of control, gap between the standard

and level of living and satisfaction with the gap: A path model replication. In V. Haldeman (Ed.), Proceedings of the 37th Annual Conference of the American Council of Consumer Interests (pp. 15-21). Cincinnati, OH.

Schuchardt, J., Danes, S.M., Swanson, J., & Westbrook, E.M. (1991). Financial management

literacy for American youth. In V. Haldeman (Ed.), Proceedings of the 37th Annual Conference of the American Council of Consumer Interests (pp. 277-278). Cincinnati, OH.

Danes, S.M. (1990). Who nurtures the nurturer? In Tenth Annual Working with Families

Conference Proceedings�Rural Families: Legacies for the Future (pp. 28-29). Manhattan, KS.

Danes, S.M. (1990). Minnesota farm women: Who are they and what do they do? In Tenth

Annual Working with Families Conference Proceedings�Rural Families: Legacies for the Future (pp. 26-27). Manhattan, KS.

Danes, S.M. (1989). The extent of off-farm employment and its impact on Minnesota farm

women. In R. Woehle (Ed.), The Proceedings of the 14th Annual National Institute on Social Work and Human Services in Rural Areas. Bemidji, MN.

Danes, S.M., Rettig, K.D., & Bauer, J.W. (1989). The impact of the husband/wife relationship

upon decision making involvement of farm women in families under economic stress. In M.L. Carsky (Ed.), The Proceedings of the 35th Annual Conference of the American Council on Consumer Interests (pp. 306-312). Baltimore, MD.

Danes, S.M., & Winter, M. (1987). The impact of the employment of the wife on the

achievement of home ownership. In V. Hampton (Ed.), Proceedings of the 33rd Annual Conference of the American Council of Consumer Interests (p. 317). St. Louis, MO: University of Missouri, Columbia, MO.

Danes, S.M., & Bauer, J.W. (1987). Financial management education for families in transition.

In M.E. Edmondson and K.L. Perch (Eds.), Proceedings of the 5th Annual Conference of the Association of Financial Counseling and Planning Education (pp. 58-69). Atlanta, GA.

Danes, S.M., & Hira, T.K. (1986). Knowledge, attitudes, and practices in the use of credit. In

K.P. Schnittgrund (Ed.), Proceedings of the 32nd Annual Conference of the American

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Council on Consumer Interests (pp. 254-260). St. Louis, MO: University of Missouri, Columbia, MO.

Danes, S.M., Winter, M., & Whiteford, M.B. (1985). Informal and formal market participation

of rural Honduran women. Women in International Development Working Paper No. 82, East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University.

Winter, M., Danes, S.M., & Morris, E.W. (1985). Technology and household task performance

in Moroceli, Honduras. In Sharon Y. Nickols (Ed.), The balancing act: Thinking globally, acting locally. Proceedings of a workshop sponsored by the Family Economics/Home Management Section of the American Home Economics Association (pp. 75-85). Washington, DC: American Home Economics Association.

INVITED INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS Keynote address for IFERA (International Family Enterprise Research Academy) Annual

Conference in Palermo, Sicily, entitled, “Family Constructs in Family Business Research: Present and Future”, June 27-30, 2011.

Faculty Consortium address for IFERA (International Family Enterprise Research Academy)

Annual Conference in Palermo, Sicily, entitled, “Family Social Capital as Family Business Resilience Capacity”, June 27-30, 2011.

Doctoral Consortium address for IFERA (International Family Enterprise Research Academy)

Annual Conference in Palermo, Sicily, entitled, “Key Issues in Studying Business Families”, June 27-30, 2011.

RESEARCH REPORTS Danes, S.M. & Brewton, K.E. (2011). Evaluation of the NEFE High School Financial Planning

Curriculum 2009-2010 Quanitative Evaluation Research Report. Unpublished research project report (74 pggs.). University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. & Brewton, K.E. (2010). NEFE High School Financial Planning Curriculum 2008-

2009 Qualitative Evaluation Research Report. Unpublished research project report (188 pggs.). University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN.

REFEREED RESEARCH ABSTRACTS: Duncan, K.A., Stafford, K., Danes, S.M., & Winter, M. (1999). Modeling family businesses.

Canadian Home Economics Journal, 49, 98. Danes, S.M., Oswald, R.F., & Arce Miller de Esnaola, S. (1996). Panamanian couple decision

making patterns. In Helen C. Brittin (Ed.), Research Abstracts of the XVIII World Congress of the International Federation of Home Economics, Bangkok, Thailand, 89.

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Danes, S.M. (1991). The impact of standard upon the multiple roles of farm women. In S.A.

Helmick (Ed.), Abstracts of Research Presentation of the 1991 American Home Economics Association (p. 138). Minneapolis, MN.

Danes, S.M., Rettig, K.D., & Bauer, J.W. (1990). Husband/wife differences in decision making

involvement for farm families under economic stress. In C.J. Peck (Ed.), Abstracts of the Research Presentations of the American Home Economics Association (p. 147). San Antonio, TX.

Danes, S.M. (1989). Prediction of the gap between the standard and level of living. In C.J. Peck (Ed.), Abstracts of Research Presentations of the American Home Economics Association (p. 141). Cincinnati, OH.

BOOK CHAPTERS: Danes, S.M. (In press). Family Context and New Venture Creation. In Randerson, Family

Enterprise. Danes, S.M., Deenanath, V., & Yang, Y. (In press). Evaluation of Financial Literacy

Development of High School Students: A Longitudinal Mixed Methods Study. In Klaus (Ed.), NY, NY Springer.

Danes, S.M., Haynes, G.W. & Haynes, D.C. (In press).The Intersection of Family and Business

for Households Owning a Family Business. In J. Xiao (Ed.), Advances in consumer finance research, NY, NY: Springer.

Danes, S.M. (2014). The future of family business research through the family scientist’s lens

(Chapter 31; ppgs. 611-619). In Handbook of Family Business, Melin, L., Nordqvist, M., & Sharma, P. (Eds.), Sage: NY, NY.

Heck, R. K. Z., Danes, S. M., & Stafford, K. (2013). Extensions of the Sustainable Family

Business Theory: Operationalization and application. In K. X. Smyrnios, P.Z. Poutziouris, & S.Goel (Eds.), Handbook of Research on Family Business, 2nd Edition (Chapter 23, pp. 507-553). Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar Publishing.

Danes, S.M. & Brewton, K.E. (2012). Follow the Capital: Benefits of Tracking Family Capital

across Family and Business Systems (Chapter 14, ppgs. 227-250). In Alan Carsrud & Malin Brannback (Eds.), Understanding Family Businesses: Undiscovered Approaches, Unique Perspectives, and Neglected Topics. Springer.

Danes, S.M. & Stafford, K. (2011). Family social capital as family business resilience capacity.

In Richard Sorenson (Ed.), Family Business and Social Capital (ppgs. 79-105, Chapter 7). Edward Elgar: UK.

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Vitt, L.A., Danes, S.M., Hogarth, J, O’Neil, B., Tatom, J. & Walstad, W. (2010). Evaluation and measurement of learner outcomes in financial education. In The Quarter Century Project: 25 Years of Research in Financial Education. Denver, CO: NEFE Convenings. www.nefe.org.

Danes, S.M., Matzek, A.E., & Werbel, J.D. (2010). Spousal context during the venture creation

process. In J.A. Katz & G.T. Lumpkin (Series Eds.) & A. Stewart, G.T. Lumpkin, & J.A. Katz (Vol. Eds.), Advances in Entrepreneurship, Firm Emergence and Growth: Vol. 12. Entrepreneurship and Family Business (Chapter 4, pp. 113-162). New Milford, CT: Emerald.

Danes, S.M. (2009). Managing disagreement and conflict over money within couple. In F.L.

Willams (Ed.), The shepherd’s guide through the valley of debt and financial change (ppgs. 180-188). Bloomington, IN: AuthorHouse.

Danes, S.M. & Olson, P. D. (2008). Women’s role involvement in family businesses, business

tensions, and business success (Chapter 6, pggs. 53-98). In Family Business, J.H. Astrachan, T.M. Pieper, P. Jaskiewicz (Eds.), The International Library of Critical Writings on Business and Management.

Danes, S.M., Rueter, M.A., Kwon, H., & Doherty, W. (2008). Family FIRO model: An

application to family business. In Family Business (Chapter 27, pgs. 491-503). J.H. Astrachan, T.M. Pieper, P. Jaskiewicz (Eds.), The International Library of Critical Writings on Business and Management.

Haynes, G.W., Danes, S.M., & Haynes, D.C. (2008). Management issues of business owning

families (Chapter 14, pgs. 239-252). In J. Xiao (Ed.), Advances in consumer finance research, NY, NY: Springer.

Danes, S.M., Haberman, H.R., & McTavish, D. (2008). Gendered discourse about Euro-

American family business (Chapter 8, pgs. 141-162). In V. Gupta , N. Levenburg, L. Moore, J. Motwani, & T. Swartz (Eds.), Culturally-sensitive Models of Gender in Family Business: A Compendium using the GLOBE paradigm. Hyderabad: ICFAI University Press.

Olson, P.D., Zuiker, V.S., Danes, S.M., Stafford, K., Heck, R.K.Z., & Duncan, K. (2008).

Impact of the family and business on family business sustainability (Chapter 5, pgs. 90-112). In V. Gupta , N. Levenburg, L. Moore, J. Motwani, & T. Swartz (Eds.), Culturally-sensitive Models of Family Business in Anglo Culture: A Compendium using the GLOBE paradigm. Hyderabad: ICFAI University Press.

Heck, R. K. Z., Danes, S. M., Fitzgerald, M. A., Haynes, G. W., Jasper, C. R., Schrank, H. L.,

Stafford, K., and Winter, M. (2006). Role of family in family business entrepreneurship. In P. A. Poutziouris, K. X. Smyrnios, & S. Klein (Eds.), Family Business Research

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Handbook (Chapter 5, pp. 80-105). International Family Enterprise Research Academy (IFERA) & Edward Elgar Publishing.

Danes, S. M. (2003, December). Conflict identification: Tensions generated by home-based

business issues. In R. K. Z. Heck, A. N. Puryear, & P. A. Tombline (Eds.), A toolkit for home-based entrepreneurs (pp. 23-34). NY, NY: Baruch College, Lawrence N. Field Center of Entrepreneurship and Small Business.

Hunts, H., & Danes, S.M, Heck, R. & Haynes, D. (2000). Home-based employment: Relating

Gender and Household Structure to Management and Child-care. In C.B. Hennon, S. Loker, & R. Walker (Eds.), Gender and Home-Based Employment (pp.79-117), Westport, Connecticut: Auburn House.

Doudchenko, O., Yasnaya, L., & Danes, S.M. (1995). The family on the threshold of the third

thousand years (Russian version). A.I. Antonov, M.S. Matskovsky, J.M. Maddock, & M.J. Hogan (Eds.), Chapter VI, pp. 129-145. Moscow: Institute of Sociology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Center for Human Values.

Danes, S.M., Doudchenko, O.N., & Yasnaya, L.V. (1994). Work and family life. In J.W.

Maddock, J. Hogan, A.I. Antonov, and M.S. Matskovsky (Eds.), Families before and after Perestroika: Russian and U.S. perspectives (pp. 156-185). New York: Guilford Press.

Danes, S.M. (1993). Middle-generation Hmong couple decision making patterns. In R. von

Schweitzer (Ed.), Cross cultural approaches to home management (pp. 307-331). Boulder, CO: Westview.

Rettig, K.D., Danes, S.M., & Bauer, J.W. (1993). Gender differences in perceived family life

quality among economically stressed farm families. In U.G. Foa, J. Converse, K.Y. Tornblom, and E.B. Foa (Eds.), Resource theory: Explorations and applications (pp. 123-155). San Diego, CA: Academic Press.

Danes, S.M. (1990). Risk management and insurance. In F.L. Williams (Ed.), Guidelines to

financial counseling with crisis intervention and consumer economics education. West Lafayette, IN: Purdue Research Foundation.

BOOKS: Financial Consultant For the following children’s books, I served as the financial consultant and worked very closely with the editor in rewriting the books to assure age appropriateness following the financial developmental chart found in my publication, “Teaching Children Money Habits for Life.” Reina, M. with Danes, S.M. as financial consultant. (2014). Make Money Choices (Targeted for

First Grade Reading). Mankato, MN: Capstone Press.

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Reina, M. with Danes, S.M. as financial consultant. (2014). Learn About Money (Targeted for First Grade Reading). Mankato, MN: Capstone Press.

Reina, M. with Danes, S.M. as financial consultant. (2014). Save Money (Targeted for First

Grade Reading). Mankato, MN: Capstone Press. Reina, M. with Danes, S.M. as financial consultant. (2014). Earn Money (Targeted for First

Grade Reading). Mankato, MN: Capstone Press. Olson, G. with Danes, S.M. as financial consultant. (2008). Needs and Wants. Mankato, MN:

Capstone Press. Basel, R. with Danes, S.M. as financial consultant. (2006). That do banks do? Mankato, MN:

Capstone Press. Basel, R. with Danes, S.M. as financial consultant. (2006). The history of money. Mankato,

MN: Capstone Press.. Basel, R. with Danes, S.M. as financial consultant. (2006). Checks, credit and debit cards.

Mankato, MN: Capstone Press. Adil, J.R. with Danes, S.M as financial consultant. (2006). Supply and demand. Mankato, MN:

Capstone Press. Adil, J.R. with Danes, S.M. as financial consultant. (2006). Goods and services. Mankato, MN:

Capstone Press. Adil, J. R. with Danes, S.M. as financial consultant (2006). Scarcity. Mankato, MN: Capstone

Press. Firestone, M. with Danes, S.M. as financial consultant. (2005). Earning Money. Mankato, MN:

Capstone Press. Firestone, M. with Danes, S.M. as financial consultant. (2005). What is Money? Mankato,

MN: Capstone Press. Firestone, M. with Danes, S.M. as financial consultant. (2005). Saving Money. Mankato, MN:

Capstone Press. Firestone, M. with Danes, S.M. as financial consultant. (2005). Spending Money. Mankato,

MN: Capstone Press. UNPUBLISHED RESEARCH REPORTS:

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Danes, S.M., & Brewton. (2011). Evaluation of the NEFE high school financial planning program 2009-2010. University of Minnesota publication, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M., & Brewton. (2010). NEFE high school financial planning curriculum 2008-2009

qualitative evaluation research report. University of Minnesota publication, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M., & Haberman, H. (2004). Impact Evaluation of the NEFE high school financial

planning program: Second phase, 2003-2004. University of Minnesota publication, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M., & Haberman, H. (2004). Partner Follow-up Report-High School Financial

Planning Program Impact Evaluation. University of Minnesota publication, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M., Huddleston-Casas, C., & Boyce, L. (1999). Evaluation of the NEFE high school

financial planning program: Second phase, 1997-98. University of Minnesota publication, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M., Huddleston-Casas, C., & Boyce, L. (1998). Evaluation of the NEFE high school

financial planning program: First phase, 1997-98. University of Minnesota publication, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1998). Minnesota rural family business survey: Resort family businesses.

University of Minnesota Extension Service Publication, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1998). Minnesota rural family business survey: Motel and restaurant family businesses. University of Minnesota Extension Service Publication, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M., & Boyce, L. (1998). Evaluation of the NEFE High School Financial Planning Program. University of Minnesota Publication, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1997). Minnesota rural family business survey: Farm family businesses. University of Minnesota Extension Service Publication, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1996). Minnesota Farm women: 1988 to 1995. Schulz, C., & Danes, S.M. (1993). Resource allocation and solar box cooking in Jamaica. Danes, S.M. (1988). The work of Minnesota farm women: On and off the farm. Rettig, K.D., Bauer, J.W., Danes, S.M., & Dollahite, D.C. (1988). One year later: Farm family

adjustments to severe economic stress.

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Rettig, K.D., Bauer, J.W., Danes, S.M., Dollahite, D.C., & Keskinen, S.M. (1988). Adjustments of farm families to economic stress: A preliminary report.

AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION RESEARCH BULLETINS: Danes, S.M., O'Donnell, K.A., & Sakulnamarka, D. (1993). Middle-generation Hmong couples

and daily life concerns. Minnesota Report 230-1993, Item No. MR-6202-D, Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Minnesota.

Rettig, K.D., Bauer, J.W., & Danes, S.M. (1990). Adjustments of farm families to economic

stress. Minnesota Report 220-1990, Item No. AD-MR-3994, Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Minnesota.

RESEARCH GRANTS: Danes, S.M. & Gudmunson, C. (2012). “A Protocol for Personal Financial Literacy:

Transforming Objective Attitudes into Optimal Financial Behavior”. $205,280. Submitted to NEFE (National Foundation for Financial Education), not funded.

Danes, S.M., Stafford, K, & Haynes, G.. (2010). “Building Rural Community Adaptive

Capacity: Connections between Family Businesses and Rural Communities after Natural Disasters.” $399,651. Submitted to NSF/USDA, not funded.

Danes, S.M. (2009). Spousal Context During Family Firm Venture Creation. $64,204 over two

years. Submitted to MAES-College of Human Ecology Administrative Funds. Funded. Danes, S.M. (2007). Family resilience capacity and family firm sustainability after a natural

disaster. $109,000 over two years. Submitted to MAES-College of Human Ecology Administrative Funds. Funded.

Danes, S.M. (2007). Impact of spousal commitment on survivability and sustainability of family

business start-ups. $50,883 over one year. Submitted to MAES-Hatch Act Funds for 2007. Funded.

Danes, S.M., Stafford, K, & Haynes, G.. (2006). “Family Business Response to Federal Disaster

Assistance.” $272,587 over two years. Submitted to NSF-Infrastructure Systems Management and Hazard Response Division. Funded.

Danes, S.M., Stafford, K, & Haynes, G. (2006). “Natural Disasters and Rural Family Business

Survival, Success and Social Contributions: Impact of Federal Assistance and Private Responses”. $499,984 over four years. U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development Initiative. Not funded..

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Danes, S.M., Werbel, J, & Van Auken, H. (2005). “Human Dynamics of change When Initiating Family Business Ventures.” $619,658 over three years. Submitted to NSF-Human and Social Dynamics Division; Not funded.

Haynes, G. & Danes, S.M. (2005). “Impact of Public Policy on the Contributions of Family

Businesses to Rural Communities”. $493,509 over three years. U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development Initiative. Not funded.

Danes, S.M., Werbel, J, & Van Auken, H. (2004). “Impact of the Dynamics of Family and

Business Systems on Family Business Sustainability Over Time.” $740,052 over five years. Submitted to NSF-Human and Social Dynamics Division in 2004; received “Very High” rating but was not funded.

Danes, S. M. “Family Businesses and Quality Management”. $10,000 over 2004 academic year.

Juran Scholar Award, Juran Center for Leadership in Quality, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota.

Danes, S.M. “Impact of Spousal Support and Involvement on Family Business Start-ups.”

$5,000 over 2004 academic year. Family Owned Business Institute Research Scholar, Seidman School of Business, Grand Valley State University, Grand Rapids, MI.

Danes, S.M. “High School Financial Planning Curriculum Program Evaluation”. National

Endowment for Financial Education, $71, 559.40, 2003-2004. Danes, S.M. & Rueter, M. (1999). “Decision Making and Problem Solving within Farm Family

Businesses During Times of Change and Transition.” Rapid Agricultural Response Fund, 150,000, 1999-2003.

Danes, S.M. (Principal Investigator), “Rural Family Businesses: Predictors of Viability,” USDA

Rural Economic Development Research Initiative, $187,761, 1995-2000. Danes, S.M. (Principal Investigator), “Rural Hospitality/Tourist Family Businesses: Predictors of

Viability,” University of Minnesota Tourism Center, $20,305, 1996-97. Danes, S.M. (Principal Investigator), “Undergraduate Student Involvement in Family Business

Research,” Minnesota Association of Family and Consumer Science, $1,200, 1996-97. Danes, S.M. (Principal Investigator), “Resource Management of Families Experiencing

Transition,” Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station, $19,311, 1992-1994. Danes, S.M., Yust, B.L., & Olson, W.W. (Co-investigators), “Household Water Quality:

Attitudes, Beliefs, Practices, and Satisfaction,” grant received from the Family Economics Research Group, USDA, $4,909, 1991-1992.

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Danes, S.M., & Vechbunyongratana, N. (Co-investigators), “Resource Levels, Perception of Resource Adequacy and Life Satisfaction of Hmong Husbands and Wives in the Middle Generation,” Innovative Research Grant, College of Human Ecology, University of Minnesota, $9,000, 1990-1991.

Danes, S.M. (Principal Investigator), “Farm Family Resource Management,” Minnesota

Agricultural Experiment Station, $29,859, 1986-91. Danes, S.M. (Principal Investigator), “Roles and Conditions of Minnesota Farm Women,” Emma

B. Howe Foundation, $15,225, 1987-88. Danes, S.M., K.Rettig, & Bauer, J.W. (Co-investigators), “The Adjustment of Farm Families to

Economic Stress,” Minnesota Agriculture Experiment Station, $17,189, plus $7,425 Waller Research Assistant Salary, 1987-88.

Danes, S.M., K.Rettig, & Bauer, J.W. (Co-investigators), “The Adjustment of Farm Families to

Economic Stress,” Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station, $16,500, 1986-1987. EDUCATION GRANTS RECEIVED: Danes, S.M. (2008). Longitudinal Qualitative and Quantitative NEFE High School Financial

Planning National Evaluation Project. National Endowment for Financial Education: 2008-2010, $193,733.

Danes, S.M. (2003). NEFE High School Financial Planning National Quantitative Evaluation

Project. National Endowment for Financial Education: 2003-04, $74,811.85. Danes, S.M. (2003). E-scholarship Faculty Next Step Grant for CD Production for a State-wide

Teacher Training. College of Human Ecology. Danes, S.M. & Shutske, J. (1999). “Jumpstarting the ‘Social’ in the ‘Economic’ Crisis of Rural Minnesota.” Rural Response Funds-University of Minnesota Extension Service, $15,128. Boyce, L,, & Danes, S.M. (Co-Directors). “High School Financial Planning Curriculum

National Program Evaluation Project-Second Phase”, National Endowment for Financial Education, $8,499, September, 1998.

Boyce, L., & Danes, S.M. (Co-Directors). “High School Financial Planning Curriculum

National Program Evaluation Project,” National Endowment for Financial Education, $75,600, February, 1997.

Danes, S.M. (Principal Educator), “Adjusting to Suddenly Reduced Income Publication,”

Minnesota Extension Service Flood Grant Competition to produce publication, $3,000, January, 1994.

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Danes, S.M. (Principal Educator), “Financial Management of Teens,” Minnesota Extension Service Innovative Grant Competition, $5,000 for satellite videoconference and training of Extension Educators, February, 1994.

PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS:

Landers, A. L. & Danes, S. M. (2014, December). American Indian Families in the Child Welfare System: A Review of Reunification Literature. Poster session presented at the Annual Minnesota Council on Family Relations (MCFR) Fall Conference, New Brighton, MN.

Jang, J. & Danes, S.M. (2014). Social capital access and psychological distress for intermarried persons. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the National Council on Family Relations, November 19-22, Baltimore, Maryland.

Landers, A.L. & Danes, S. M. (2014) Reunification of American Indian Families in Child

Welfare: A review of literature. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the National Council on Family Relations, November 19-22, Baltimore, Maryland.

Danes, S.M., Garbow, J., & Hagen-Jokela. (2014). Exploring Cultural Meanings of Financial

Management: The American Indian Case. Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education, Nov. 19-21, Bellevue, Washington.

Shelton, L.S., Danes, S.M., & Zachary, R.K. (2014). Role blurring and work to family conflict:

The case of home-based entrepreneurs. Paper presented at the Work Family Researchers Network Conference, June 19-21, New York City.

Hagen-Jokela, B., Garbow, J. & Danes, S.M. (2014). An exploration into culturally relevant

family resource management education. Presentation at the NEAFCS Annual Conference, September 15-18, Lexington, KY.

Shelton, L.S., Danes, S.M., & Zachary, R.K. (2014). Does role restructuring work? A look at

work-family conflict and home-based entrepreneurship. August 1-5, Paper presented at the Academy of Management Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA.

Jang, J. & Danes, S.M. (2013). Social capital access of intermarried persons. Paper presented at

the Annual Conference of the National Council on Family Relations, November 6 -10, San Antonio, TX.

Gracia-Huidobro, D. & Danes, S.M. (2013). Family health behaviors model: A conceptual

framework for prevention research and interventions. Paper presented at the Society for Prevention Research, May 28-31, San Francisco, CA.

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Danes, S.M. & Jang, Juyoung. (2013) Are we on the same page? Copreneurial couple goal congruence and new venture viability. Paper presented at FERC (Family Enterprise Research Conference), May 16-19, Valparaiso, Chile.

Woods, J., Demania, G.S. & Danes, S.M. (2013). Satisfaction in family firms: The influence of

dominant coalition demographics, size and decision authority. Paper presented at USASBE (U.S. Association for Small Business and Enterprise), Jan. 10-13, San Francisco, CA.

Garcia-Huidobro, D, & Danes, S.M.. (2012). Family health behavior model: A conceptual

framework for family research and interventions. Theory Construction and Research Methodology Workshop of the National Council for Family Relations (NCFR) Annual Conference, Nov. 1-2, 2012, Phoenix, AZ. (Won the Best Student Paper Award).

Woods, J., Demania, G.S. & Danes, S.M. (2012). Gender differences in family business tensions.

Paper presented at the Annual Family Enterprise Research Conference. May 11-13, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Shelton, L.S., Danes, S.M., & Zachary, R.K. (2012). The impact of family function and family

salience on family to work conflict and life satisfaction. June, 14-16, Paper presented at the first annual Work Family Researchers Network, New York City.

Brewton, K.E. & Danes, S. M. (2011.). One for all? An examination of whether students interact

with one financial planning curriculum differently based on their personal characteristics. Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education, Nov. 16-18, 2011, Jacksonville, Florida.

Petersen, C.M., Hagen Jokela, R., Heins, R.K., Mao, D. & Danes, S. M. (2011.). Invest NOW:

Money in Retirement on-line course. Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education, Nov. 16-18, 2011, Jacksonville, Florida.

Danes, S.M. & Gudmunson, C. (2011). Importance of Family Functional Strength to Family

Business Continuity. Paper presented at the Annual Family Enterprise Research Conference entitled "Strategic Entrepreneurship in Family business: How Do Family Businesses Promote and Manage Entrepreneurial Activity? May 6-8, 2011, Grand Rapids, MI.

Gudmunson, C. & Danes, S.M. (2010). Heathy family functioning as a context for family

business continuity. National Council for Family Relations (NCFR) Annual Conference, Theme: Families and Innovation, Nov. 3-6, 2010, Minneapolis, MN.

Brewton, K., Danes, S.M., Stafford, K. & Haynes, G. (2010). Determinants of rural and urban

family business resilience. National Council for Family Relations (NCFR) Annual Conference, Theme: Families and Innovation, Nov. 3-6, 2010, Minneapolis, MN.

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Lee, J., Danes, S.M., & Gudmunson, C. (2010). Family meanings in the family business context. National Council for Family Relations (NCFR) Annual Conference, Theme: Families and Innovation, Nov. 3-6, 2010, Minneapolis, MN.

Lee, J. & Danes, S.M. (2010). Building trust in family business consultation: A cross-

disciplinary Investigation. Presented at the Family Enterprise Research Conference, April 16-18, 2010, Cancun, Mexico.

Haynes, G. Stafford, K. & Danes, S.M. (2010). The sustainability of family businesses managed

by females after natural disasters. The 24th Annual Conference of the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship, January 14-17, Nashville, TN.

Lee, J. & Danes, S.M. (2009).Uniqueness of MFTs as Family Business Systems Consultants.

The AAMFT Annual Conference, October 1-4, Sacramento, CA. Danes, S.M., Stafford, K., & Haynes, G.W. (2009). Business Experiences with disasters and

disaster assistance, 1997-2007. Paper presented at the NSF-CMMI Research and Innovation 2009 Conference, June, 22-25, 2009, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Hedberg, P. R, & Danes, S.M. (2009). Explorations of the power relationship between business-

owning couples: Managing decisions through collaborative power relationships. Presented at the Family Enterprise Research Conference, April 23-26, 2009, Winnepeg, Canada.

Matzek, A.E., Gudmunson, C. G., & Danes, S.M. (2009). Spousal capital as a resource for

couples starting a business: A gendered perspective. Presented at the Family Enterprise Research Conference, April 23-26, 2009, Winnepeg, Canada.

Danes, S.M., Lee, J., Amarapurkar, S., Stafford, K., & Haynes, G. (2009). Determinants of

family business resilience after a natural disaster. The 23nd Annual Conference of the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship, January 18-11, Anaheim, CA.

Danes, S.M., Stafford, K., Haynes, G. & Amarapurkar, S. (2008). Family capital of family firms:

Bridging human, social and financial capital. Presented at the Family Capital, Family Business, and Free Enterprise Conference, September 26, 2008. University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis, MN.

Haynes, G.W., Danes, S.M., & Stafford, K. (2008). Influence of federal disaster assistance on

family business survival and success. Joint Annual Conference of the Agricultural Economics Association and American Council of Consumer Interests, July 27-28,2008, Orlando Florida.

Danes, S.M., Matzek, A., & Werbel, J. (2008). Spousal involvement in launching a family

business. Family Enterprise Research Conference, April 18-20, 2008, Milwaukee, WI.

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Stafford, K., Bhargava, V. Danes, S.M., & Haynes, G. (2008). The effect of risk from natural

disasters on family enterprise survival. Family Enterprise Research Conference, April 18-20, 2008, Milwaukee, WI.

Danes, S.M., Stafford, K., & Haynes, G.W. (2008). The effect of exposure to risk from a natural

disaster on family business survival and success. NSF-CMMI Engineering and Innovation 2008 Conference, January 7-10, 2008, Knoxville, TN.

Danes, S.M., Stafford, K., & Haynes (2008). Influence of federal disaster assistance on family

business survival and success. The 22nd Annual Conference of the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship, January 10-13, San Antonio, TX.

Danes, S.M., Loy, J., & Stafford, K. (2007). Business planning practices of family-owned

businesses within a quality framework. Third Annual Office Deport Small Business Research Forum on Family Entrepreneurship, March 10, 2007, Fort Lauderdale, FL.

Werbel, J.D., & Danes, S.M. (2007). Work family conflict and business operator stress in

family-owned business: The case of role overload and role conflict. Academy of Management, August 6-8, 2007, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Danes, S.M., & Milligan, R.A. (2007). Farm and nonfarm family business planning comparison

using a quality framework. The 21st Annual Conference of the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship, January 11-14, 2007, Lake Buena Vista, FL.

Danes, S.M., Loy, J.T., & Stafford, K. (2006). Family business success: Differences in female-

and male-owned businesses. Second Annual Family Enterprise Research Conference, April 29-30, 2006, Toronto, Canada.

Fitzgerald, M., Haynes, G., Schrank, H., & Danes, S.M. (2005). For-profit family businesses as

socially responsible organizations: Evidence form the U.S. National Family Business Survey. IFERA (International Family Enterprise Research Academy), Sept. 14-16, Brussels, Belgium.

Haynes, G., Danes, S.M., Muske, G., Fitzgerald, M., Onochie, J., Niehm, L., Swinney, J., Miller,

N., & Schrank, H. (2005). Exploring the family-business intersection with panel data: Past, present, and future. USASBE (United States Association of Small Business Enterprises), Jan. 13-16, 2005, Palm Springs, CA.

Loy, J., Danes, S.M., Amarapurkar, S., & Metz, M.E. (2004). Relationship Conflict Appraisal:

Differences between farm and urban couples, NCFR, Nov. 17-20, 2004, Orlando, Fl. Loy, J., & Danes, S.M. (2004). Business owner’s assessment of spousal support for start-up

businesses. Family Firm Institute Conference, October 6-9, 2004, Cambridge, MA.

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Danes, S. M., Olson, P.D., Zuiker, V.S., VanGuilder-Dik, A.N., & Lee, Y.G. (2001.). Cashflow problems within family businesses. Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education, Nov. 14-17, 2001, Orlando Florida.

Danes, S.M., & Amarapurkar, S. (2001). Business Tensions and Success in Farm Family

Businesses. Family Economics and Resource Management Pre-conference of the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, June 28-29, 2001, Providence, Rhode Island.

McKenna, J., Schuchardt, J., Danes, S.M., & Forgue, R., & Schiever, E.(Invited Session).

(2001). Using a new distance education technique to train teachers to use the NEFE high school financial planning program. American Council of Consumer Interests Annual Conference, April 4-7, 2001, Washington, D.C..

Danes, S.M., & Doll, K. (2000). The impact of conflict on relationship quality within farm

family business couples: An examination of gender Differences. National Conference on Family Relations Annual Conference, Minneapolis, MN, Nov. 10-13.

McKenna, J., Schuchardt, J., Bickle, M., Danes, S.M., Forgue, R., Lown, J, & Schiever, E.

(2000). Using a new distance learning technique to train teachers to use the NEFE high school financial planning program. Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education Annual Conference, St. Louis, Missouri, Nov. 15-18.

Metz, M. & Danes, S.M. (2000). Assessing conflict in couples therapy with the “Styles of

Coflict” model and inventory (SCI). 64th Annual Meeting of the Minnesota Psychological Association, Deerwood, MN.

Danes, S.M., Fitzgerald, N. & Doll, K. (1999). Financial and relationship predictors of

familybusiness goal achievement. 1999 Annual Conference of the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education, Scottsdale, AZ, Nov. 17-20.

Danes, S.M. & Fitzgerald, N. (1999). Sociodemographic, financial, and relational predictors

offinancial decision process and outcome in farm family business couples. Pre-Conference or the Family Economics and Resource Management Section of the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Seattle, WA, June 24-25.

Huddleston-Casas, C.A., Danes, S.M. & Boyce, L. (1999). Impact evaluation of a financial

literacy program: Evidence for needed educational policy changes. Annual Conference of the American Association for Consumer Interests,Chicago, IL, March 25-27.

Duncan, K.A., Stafford, K, Danes, S.M., & Winter, M. (1999). Modeling family businesses.

Canadian Home Economics Association Founders Award Presentation, June. Danes, S.M., & Huddleston-Casas, C. (1998). Financial decision making in the farm

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family business environment: Discrepant perceptions of men and women. Presented at the National Council of Family Relations, Milwaukee, WI, Nov. 12-17.

Huddleston-Casas, C. & Danes, S.M. (1998). Does social policy compromise family

financial security?: Implications for families with small family businesses. Presented at the National Council of Family Relations, Milwaukee, WI, Nov 12-17.

Danes, S.M., Zuiker, V., Arbuthnot, J., Kean, R. & Scannell, E. (1998). Business and

Family Goals and Tensions. Paper presented at International Family Business Program Association. July 22-24, San Antonio, TX.

Danes, S.M., Huddleston-Casas, C., & Boyce, L. (1998). An evaluation of a financial

planning curriculum for teens. Paper presented at the Association for Financial Planning and Counseling Education, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Nov. 18-21.

Danes, S.M., & Furry, M. (1998). Intermingling finances within family business:

Implications. Panel presented at the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education, Ft Lauderdale, FL, Nov. 18-21.

Haynes, G.W., & Danes, S.M. (1998). Gathering and imputing data about the family and

business. Panel presented at the American Council of Consumer Interests, Washington, D.C., March 25-28.

Danes, S.M., Leichentritt, R., & Metz, M. E. (1997). Gender, conflict and quality of life. Paper

presented at the First Conference of the International Society of Quality of Life Studies. Charlotte, N.C., Nov. 20-23.

Danes, S. M., Arbuthonot, J.J., & McTavish. (1997). Family-owned businesses: He says, she

says.” Paper presented at the Utah Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Conference, April, Utah.

Danes, S.M., Oswald, R.F., Arce Miller de Esnaola, S. (1996). Panamanian couple decision

making patterns. Paper presented at the XVIII World Congress of the International Federation of Homes Economics, July 21-26, 1996, Bangkok, Thailand.

Danes, S.M., Ault, B., Arbuthnot, J., & McTavish, D.G. (1996). Gendered talk about family businesses. Paper presented at the Third Annual National Home-Based Business Conference, April 21-24, 1996, Milwaukee, WI.

Danes, S.M. (1995, November). Research for the financial practitioner. Association for

Financial Planning and Counseling Education, New Orleans, LA. Danes, S.M. (1995). Adjusting to suddenly reduced income. Paper presented at the 13th

Annual Conference of the Association for Financial Planning and Counseling Education, November 8-11, 1995, New Orleans, LA.

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Danes, S.M. (1995, June). Role set of farm women and satisfaction with the balance between work and leisure. Family Economics and Resource Management Preconference of the American Association for Family and Consumer Sciences, June 21-22, 1995, New Orleans, LA.

Danes, S.M. (1994, November). Parents involving children in finances. Paper presented at the

Association for Financial Planning and Counseling Education, November 10-14, 1994, Nashville, TN.

Rettig, K.D., & Danes, S.M. (1994, March). Economic adjustments to perceived stress. Paper

presented at the American Council of Consumer Interests, March 23-26, 1994, Minneapolis, MN.

Danes, S.M., Jorgenson, K.R., & Ott, I.M. (1994, July). The impact of solar cooker introduction

in Jamaica. Paper presented at the Second World Conference on Solar Cookers, Use and Technology, July 12-15, 1994, Heredia, Costa Rica.

Danes, S.M., & Jorgenson, K.R. (1994, June). Behavioral adjustments to solar cooking

introduction in Jamaica. Paper presented at the American Home Economics Association, June 20-24, 1994, San Diego, CA.

Danes, S.M., & Jorgenson, K.R. (1994, July). Social and economic consequences of solar

cookers in Jamaica. Paper presented at the International Home Economics and Consumer Studies Research Conference: People, Populations, and Products, July 21-22, 1994; Sheffield, United Kingdom.

Danes, S.M., & Rettig, K.D. (1993). Economic adjustment strategies of farm families

experiencing economic stress. Paper presented at the Association for Financial Planning and Counseling Education, November 9-13, 1993, San Antonio, TX.

Sakulnamarka, D., Danes, S.M., & Detzner, D. (1993). Life satisfaction of middle-generation

Hmong husbands and wives. Paper presented at the 2nd National Headstart Research Conference: Translating Research to Practice, November 4-7, 1993, Washington, DC.

Solheim, C.A., & Danes, S.M. (1992). Role quality perceptions and satisfaction of farm women

employed off the farm. Paper presented at the 54th Annual Conference of the National Council on Family Relations, November 5-10, 1992, Orlando, FL.

Rommel, J.I., & Danes, S.M. (1992). Factors influencing the agrarian role of farm women.

Paper presented at the 54th Annual Conference of the National Council on Family Relations, November 5-10, 1992, Orlando, FL.

Danes, S.M. (1992). Parental perceptions of children's financial socialization. Paper presented

at the Association for Financial Planning and Counseling Education, October 22-25, 1992, Charleston, S.C.

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Danes, S.M. (1992). Middle-generation Hmong couple decision making patterns. Household

Resource Management Systems-Cross Cultural Approaches of Home Management. Post Conference Research Symposium to the International Federation of Home Economists. August 1-5,1992, Giessen, Germany.

Danes, S.M., Detzner, D. (1992). Generational differences in the work and volunteer activities

of farm women. Symposium on Rural/Farm Women in Historical Perspective. June 26-28, 1992. University of California, Davis.

Danes, S.M., Rettig, K.D., & Bauer, J.W. (1991). The role of perception in the intention to

change the family financial situation. Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education Annual Conference, October 10-13, 1991, Kansas City, MO.

Danes, S.M., & Detzner, D.F. (1991). Generational differences in the work and volunteer

activities of farm women. International Society for the Study of Behavioral Development, July 3-6, 1991, Minneapolis, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1991). Farm women decision making: Context, content, process, and outcome.

Family Economics-Home Management Section Preconference of the American Home Economics Association, June, 1991, Minneapolis, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1991). The impact of standard upon the multiple roles of farm women. American

Home Economics Association, June, 1991, Minneapolis, MN. Danes, S.M., Rettig, K.D., & Bauer, J.W. (1991). Locus of control, gap between the standard

and level of living and satisfaction with the gap: A path model. 37th Annual American Council of Consumer Interests Conference, April, 1991, Cincinnati, OH.

Danes, S.M. (1991). Level of living and its measurement: Global question or index. NCR116,

April 18-19, 1991, Sioux Falls, SD. Bauer, J.W., Danes, S.M., & Rettig, K.D. (1990). Measurement of economic well-being in

family studies. Theory Workshop for the National Council of Family Relations, November, 1990, Seattle, WA.

Danes, S.M. (1990). Who nurtures the nurturer? Tenth Annual Working with Families

Conference - Rural Families: Legacies for the Future, September, 1990, Manhattan, KS. Danes, S.M. (1990). Minnesota farm women: Who are they and what do they do? Tenth

Annual Working with Families Conference - Rural Families: Legacies for the Future, September, 1990, Manhattan, KS.

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Danes, S.M., Rettig, K.D., & Bauer, J.W. (1990). Husband/wife differences in decision making involvement for farm families under economic stress. American Home Economics Association Annual Conference, June, 1990, San Antonio, TX.

Danes, S.M. (1990). The relationships among the multiple roles of employed farm women.

Southern Regional Science Meeting, March, 1990, Washington, DC. Danes, S.M., Rettig, K., & Bauer, J.W. (1989). The impact of the husband/wife relationship

upon decision making involvement of farm women in families under economic stress. American Council of Consumer Interests Conference, April, 1989, Baltimore, MD.

Danes, S.M. (1989). The extent of off-farm employment and its impact on Minnesota farm

women. The 14th Annual National Institute on Social Work and Human Services in Rural Areas. An International Challenge: Rural Social Development (theme); July, 1989, Bemidji, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1989). Prediction of the gap between the standard and level of living. The

American Home Economics Association Conference, June, 1989, Cincinnati, OH. Rettig, K., Danes, S.M., & Bauer, J.W. (1989). Family life quality: Theory, assessment and

replication. Theory Workshop for the National Council of Family Relations, November, 1989, New Orleans, LA.

Dollahite, D.C., Rettig, K.D., Bauer, J.W., & Danes, S.M. (1989). Perceived economic well-

being, familial support, and coping efforts in economically distressed farm couples. Annual Conference of the Rural Sociological Society, August, 1989, Seattle, WA.

Dollahite, D., Rettig, K., Danes, S.M., & Bauer, J.W. (1989). Familial support resources and

coping efforts in economically stressed farm families. National Council of Family Relations, November, 1989, New Orleans, LA.

Danes, S.M. (1988). Families and Work: Theory, Methodology, and Policy. USSR

Symposium: Family Social Science and USSR Family Researchers, November 17-23, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1988). Health Insurance: Research and its Programming Implications.

International Federation of Home Economics, July, 1988, Minneapolis, MN. Rommel, J., & Danes, S.M. (1988). American Gothic Revisited: Roles of Farm Women.

Wisconsin Council of Family Relations, September, 1988, Milwaukee, WI. Danes, S.M., & Bauer, J.W. (1987). Financial Management Education for Family in Transition.

Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education, October, 1987, Denver, CO.

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Danes, S.M., & Winter, M. (1987). The impact of the wife's employment on the change in home equity. American Home Economics Association, June, 1987, Indianapolis, IN.

Danes, S.M., & Morris, E.W. (1987). The factors affecting a family's plan to change their

financial situation. Family Economics and Management Preconference Workshop, June, 1987, Indianapolis, IN.

Danes, S.M., & Winter, M. (1987). The impact of the employment of the wife on the

achievement of home ownership. American Council of Consumer Interests Conference, April, 1987, Denver, CO.

Danes, S.M., & Hira, T.K. (1986). Knowledge, attitudes, and practices in the use of credit.

American Council of Consumer Interests Conference, April, 1986, St.Louis, MO. Danes, S.M., & Morris, E.W. (1985). Housing status, housing expenses, and satisfaction with

housing quality. American Association of Housing Educators, October, 1985, Ames, IA. Winter, M., Danes, S.M., & Morris, E.W. (1985). Technology and household task performance

in Moroceli, Honduras. Family Economics and Management Pre-Conference to AHEA, June, 1985, Philadelphia, PA.

Danes, W.M., & Morris, E.W. (1985). Housing expenses and tenure status. Iowa Home

Economics Association Conference, April, 1985, Ames, IA. Danes, S.M., & Hira, T.K. (1984). Money management knowledge of college students.

Building Family Strengths: The Seventh National Symposium, May, 1984, Lincoln, NB. Danes, S.M. (1979). Relationship of non-market resource transfers and quality of life for

non-migrant Michigan Mexican Americans. American Home Economics Association Conference, June, 1979, St.Louis, MO.

ADVISORY BOARDS: The FarmLASTS Project: FarmLand Access, Succession, Tenure, and Stewardship-Project

funded by USDA National Research Initiative 2008-2010 The Center for True Economic 2000-2007 Girls, Inc. Economic and Personal Finance Initiative 1998-2005 Minnesota Rural Futures 1997-2005 Student Smarts Curriculum Review Board 2003-2004 SE Minnesota Initiative on Sustainable Financing with Venture Capital 1999-2003 Reliastar Fund (Financial Education for Women and Children) Advisory

Board for Minnesota Women'’ Foundation 1997-2000 Women’s Economic Think Tank (Senator Sandra Pappas Initiative) 1999-2000 National Endowment of Financial Education-High School

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Financial Program Advisory Board 1990-1999

MINNESOTA EXTENSION PUBLICATIONS AND MAJOR PROGRAM FOCI: I. Post Secondary Debt In 2014, three webinars were developed and executed for student financial services personnel at colleges and universities across Minnesota:

(a) Limiting Student Loan Debt (February 27) (b) Living with Student Loan Debt (April 20) (c) Pay It Off: Attacking Student Loan Debt (June 12)

This is the title of a team of Extension Educators of which I mentor and provide leadership in content. Educational products that emanated from the work of the team in 2013 were a statewide webinar for College Financial Services personnel entitled “Living with Student Loan Debt”. I also mentor two of this Extension Educator team in writing a white paper on the research in this area and an AFCPE newsletter content piece that was entitled “Teaching Professionals the 3 A’s of Living with Student Debt. In 2013, I was invited to be a participant in a NEFE Education Forum to facilitate the advancement of new perspectives, research, education and trends in financial capability. II. Retirement Planning In 2012 and 2013, the “Understanding Your Social Security On-line Statement” segment of the Invest Now course was revised because of the policy change related to obtaining the statement. In 2011, an asynchronous webcourse entitled “Invest Now: Money in Retirement” was launched It was developed and piloted in 2010. It was designed for a target audience of 20 and 30-year-olds, but is appropriate for any age range where knowledge about savings and investing options for retirement is low because it is a course of basic information. In 2011, the course content became a part of the FSOS financial management course and part of a course taught in the UMN Cultural Center. The course was designed in Moodle; it includes audio-streamed PowerPoint presentations, assessments, an evaluation, a certificate of completion when students reach at least 75% on each assessment, and my University of Minnesota Extension Planning Ahead for Retirement publication in PDF form. The course website is: http://www.extension.umn.edu/FinancialSecurity/invest-now/index.html. The content is divided into the sections indicated below:

Finding Money to Invest Understanding Social Security Basics Employer Sponsored Retirement Plans IRA Basics What is a Mutual Fund? Mutual Fund Types

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Mutual Fund Costs Understanding Investment Criteria Building an Investment Pyramid How Much Risk is Right for You? Tax Implications of Investments Choosing the Right Mix of Investments

Many babyboomers are reaching retirement age and the U.S. savings rate is -1%, a great

concern for those retiring in the future. The overall objective of this program area is to promote retirement planning in the middle years; the target audience is persons between 35 and 50 years of age.

Danes, S.M. (2009). Mapping Retirement Savings. Audio-streamed Powerpoint

presentation and worksheets for WebVista on-line course. St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (2009). Social Security Changes. Audio-streamed Powerpoint presentation

and worksheets for WebVista on-line course. St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (2009). Retirement Products. Audio-streamed Powerpoint presentation and

worksheets for WebVista on-line course. St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (2009). Investing Pyramid. Audio-streamed Powerpoint presentation and

worksheets for WebVista on-line course. St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (2009). Mutual Funds. Audio-streamed Powerpoint presentation and

worksheets for WebVista on-line course. St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (2009). Planning Ahead for Retirement. University of Minnesota Extension

publication 07775, St. Paul, MN (Revision). Danes, S.M. (2006). Investment Basics through Breeze-Live, an update on the three

investment worksite workshops for Financial Security in Later Life.

Danes, S.M. (2005). Calling All Ages Worksite Workshop Training. Financial Security for Later Life Business Plan, October 18-20, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (2004). Calling All Ages: Doing Something About Saving for Retirement.

PowerPoint Presentation with worksheets for worksite seminars.

Danes, S.M. (2003). Planning Ahead for Retirement. University of Minnesota Extension publication 07775, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (2003). Preparing for a Secure Retirement: Economically, Socially, and

Mentally (56 pages). Seminar Workbook for Golf Course Superintendent Association of America Annual Meeting, February 11-14, 2003, Atlanta, GA.

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Danes, S.M. (2002). Planning Now for a Secure Retirement: Money and More (60

pages). Seminar Workbook for Golf Course Superintendent Association of America Annual Meeting, February 4-7, 2002, Orlando, FL.

Danes, S.M. (2001). Projecting Expenses. University of Minnesota Extension Service

Publication 03791, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (2001). Developing Income sources. University of Minnesota Extension Service Publication 03792, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M., & Amarapurkar, S. (2001). Should You Hire a Financial Planner? University

of Minnesota Extension Service Publications 03793, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (2001). Setting Goals and Priorities. University of Minnesota Extension Service Publication 03794, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (2001). Ins and Outs of Insurance. University of Minnesota Extension

Service Publication 03795, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (2001). Savings and Investment Options. University of Minnesota Extension Service Publication 03796, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M., & Stanton-Duff, L. (1998, revised). Retirement: Projecting Expenses.

University of Minnesota Extension Service Publication FO-3791-S, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1998, revised). Retirement: Income sources. University of Minnesota Extension Service Publication BU-3792-S, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1998, revised). Retirement: Are financial planners for you? University of Minnesota Extension Service Publications FO-3793-S, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M., & Stanton-Duff, L. (1998, revised). Retirement: More than money decisions. University of Minnesota Extension Service Publication FO-3794-S, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1998, revised). Retirement: Risk protection. University of Minnesota Extension Service Publication FO-3795-S, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1998, revised). Retirement: Savings and investment options. University of Minnesota Extension Service Publication BU-3796-S, St. Paul, MN.

Petersen, C., & Danes, S.M. (1996). Planning your retirement: Where to start. Dairy

Initiatives Newsletter, 5(3), 10-11.

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Danes, S.M., & Pitt, J.B. (1990). Looking Toward the Future: Pre-retirement Home

Study Course Leader's Guide. Minnesota Extension Service Publication, University of Minnesota, HE-BU-3903.

Danes, S.M., & Wollan, B.J. (1990). Looking Toward the Future: Projecting Retirement Expenses. Minnesota Extension Service Publication, University of Minnesota, HE-FO-3791.

Danes, S.M. (1990). Looking Toward the Future: Retirement Income Sources.

Minnesota Extension Service Publication, University of Minnesota, HE-FO-3792. Danes, S.M., & Cavanaugh, M. (1990). Looking Toward the Future: Retirement: More

than Money Decisions. Minnesota Extension Service Publication, University of Minnesota, HE-FO-2794.

Danes, S.M. (1990). Looking Toward the Future: Saving and Investment Options.

Minnesota Extension Service Publication, University of Minnesota, HE-FO-3796. Danes, S.M. (1990). Looking Toward the Future: Financial Planners: Are They For

You? Minnesota Extension Service Publication, University of Minnesota, HE-FO-3793.

Danes, S.M., & Cavanaugh, M. (1990). Looking Toward the Future: Retirement

Preparation: Risk Protection. Minnesota Extension Service Publication, University of Minnesota, HE-FO-3795.

Danes, S.M., Dippold, C.D., & Schuchardt, J. (1985). Ready set retire: Financial

planning.Iowa State University Extension Bulletin 1167a. Danes, S.M., Volker, C.B., & Schuchardt, J. (1985). Ready set retire: Income

sources.Iowa State University Extension Bulletin 1167b. Danes, S.M., Volker, C.B., & Schuchardt, J. (1985). Ready set retire: Individual

retirement accounts. Iowa State University Extension Bulletin 1167c. Danes, S.M., Volker, C.B., & Schuchardt, J. (1985). Ready set retire: Health and life insurance. Iowa State University Extension Bulletin 1167d. III. Natural Disasters

In 2012, a research roundtable entitled “Community Sustainability After Natural Disasters” was presented with Extension Educators that outlined the research that was recently published in Community Development, the journal of the Community Development Society. The research article was entitled, “The Road to Recovery from a Natural Disaster: Voices from the Community”. The article was about the recovery efforts of Rushford, MN and Extension’s work

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with the community. I mentored the group of Extension Educators through the research process from coding qualitative data through to revising the manuscript after reviewers evaluated it. IV. Conflict in Family Businesses A critical mass of published research on copreneurial couples starting new business ventures has led to the development in 2013-14 of audio-streamed PPT presentations and assessments for couples who are starting or thinking of starting a new business venture. The titles of those presentations are: (a) Spousal commitment assessment (b) How does spousal commitment affect new business success (c) Assisting your entrepreneurial spouse gain better work/family balance (d) Patterns of spousal expectations: business impact on family finances (e) Do spousal expectations differ by entrepreneur’s gender? (f) Supporting your family business as a spouse (g) Discovering your expectation for the new business venture

A critical mass of my research in recent years has focused on family business tensions. Out of that research has come a Conflict Identification in Family Businesses assessment tool and a number of audio-streamed Powerpoint presentations that can be accessed on the Rural Minnesota Life website, www.ruralmn.umn.edu. Danes, S.M. (2008). Conflict Management Styles Interactive Assessment, University of

Minnesota, MN Rural Life Website. Danes, S.M. (2008). Interpreting the Conflict Styles Assessment. Audio-streamed web-based

Powerpoint presentation. Danes, S.M. (2008). Conflict Management Versus Conflict Resolution. Audio-streamed web-

based Powerpoint presentation. Danes, S.M. (2008). What’s This Anger About Anyway? Audio-streamed web-based Powerpoint

presentation. Danes, S.M. (2008). Anger: When You Do Not Have Influence. Audio-streamed web-based

Powerpoint presentation. Danes, S.M. (2008). Anger and the Conflict Cycle. Audio-streamed web-based Powerpoint

presentation. Danes, S.M. (2006). Family Business Conflict Identification Tool, University of Minnesota. Danes, S.M. (2006). Family Business Tensions: The Good and the Not So Good. Audio-

streamed web-based Powerpoint presentation.

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Danes, S.M. (2006). Managing Conflict in Family Businesses. Audio-streamed web-based

Powerpoint presentation. Danes, S.M. (2006). Interpreting the Family Business Conflict Identification Tool. Audio-

streamed web-based Powerpoint presentation. V. Managing Change In 2014, two on-line courses were developed for people on public assistance that count as one hours of life skills training. The two on-line courses are:

(a) Change: Loss, Opportunity and Resilience (URL below) http://www.extension.umn.edu/family/live-healthy-live-well/healthy-minds/dealing-with-stress/change-loss-opportunity-resilience/change-loss-opportunity-resilience-online-course/

(b) Dealing with Stress: Staying Resilient in Times of Change (URL below) http://www.extension.umn.edu/family/live-healthy-live-well/healthy-minds/dealing-with-stress/staying-resilient-in-times-of-change-online/

In 2013, an on-line course was developed for use with the MFIP (Minnesota Family In Poverty Program). The course serves as credit toward the effort of these families to find jobs or to substitute educational efforts that would lead to finding work. The two courses were entitled: (a) Change: Loss, Opportunity and Resilience. The course includes audio-streamed Powerpoint presentations, worksheets, assessments and a facilitator’s guide. In 2013, a one-page staff development piece was written for statewide Community Nutrition Educators entitled “Staying Resilience in Times of Change”. In 2011, content originally found on the Rural Minnesota Life website was repurposed to compose two asynchronous on-line course entitled (a) Change: Loss and Opportunity and (b) Developing and Maintaining Resilience to be used in MFIP (Minnesota Family Investment Program, a program to support people receiving welfare benefits. See Rural Minnesota Life website www.ruralmn.umn.edu for most recent educational material additions to this content area. The research that I have done on rural family businesses, indicates that many aspects of their work and family lives have been impacted by the change. The focus of this work has emphasized various models of change for individuals, rural families and family businesses. The change training packet has been shared with 137 different Extension educators and other rural professionals and has been distributed to 27 different states in recent years. Danes, S.M. (2013; Revised and Updated). Staying Resilient in Times of Change. Educational

Package composed of DVD of Powerpoint presentation, facilitator’s guide, assessment, leader’s guide for UMES Learning Circle Programs.

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Danes, S.M. (2006). Change and Being a Leader. Audio-streamed web-based Powerpoint

presentation. Danes, S.M. (2006). Change: Loss, Opportunity and Resiliency. Audio-streamed web-based

Powerpoint presentation. Danes, S.M. (2006). Staying Resilient in Times of Change. Audio-streamed web-based

Powerpoint presentation. Danes, S.M. & Milligan, R.A. (2003). Enabling Individuals and Golf Courses to Thrive in an

Environment of Change (49 pages). Seminar Workbook for Golf Course Superintendent Association of America Annual Meeting, February 11-14, 2003, Atlanta, GA.

Milligan, R.A., & Danes, S.M. Thriving in an environment of change. Employee Management

for Animal Agriculture Proceedings, Kansas City, Kansas, August 2-3, 2001, pp. 41-47. Danes, S.M. & Milligan, R.A. (2002). Enabling Individuals and Golf Courses to Thrive in an

Environment of Change (54 pages). Seminar Workbook for Golf Course Superintendent Association of America Annual Meeting, February 4-7, 2002, Orlando, FL.

Milligan, R.A. & Danes, S.M. (Summer, 2001). When the Going Gets Tough the Tough Get

Going. In M. Hoff and G. Steuernagel (Eds.), University of Minnesota Dairy Initiatives Newsletter, Vol. 10 (1), 9-11.

Danes, S.M. & Milligan, R.A. (2000). Healthy Individuals Equal Successful Businesses.

University Turfgrass Times, 11(1), 12-13. Milligan, R.A. & Danes, S.M. (Summer, 2000). Promoting Yourself as an Employer. In M. Hoff

and G. Steuernagel (Eds.), University of Minnesota Dairy Initiatives Newsletter, Vol. 9 (2), 8-11.

Danes, S.M. (1999). Change: Loss, Opportunity, and Resilience. University of Minnesota

Extension Service Publication, FO-7421-S, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. & Milligan, R.A. (Fall, 1999). Healthy Individuals=Successful Businesses. In M.

Hoff and G. Steuernagel (Eds.), University of Minnesota Dairy Initiatives Newsletter, Vol. 8 (2), 10-11.

Danes, S.M. (1999). Managing change for individuals, rural family businesses and rural

communities. Training packet for statewide training for Extension Educators and agricultural production organizations. Utilized materials in half-day of two-day training.

Danes, S.M. (1998). Human risk management. New England Agricultural Risk Management

Education Conference, N.H., Nov. 3-4.

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Danes, S.M. (1998). Managing change in agriculture. New England Regional Managing Change

in Agriculture workshop. Albany, NY, June 6-8. Danes, S.M. (Spring, 1998). Times, They are a Changing. In M. Hoff and G. Steuernagel

(Eds.), University of Minnesota Dairy Initiatives Newsletter, Vol. 7(1), 7-9. Danes, S.M. (Fall, 1998). Increasing Productivity by Strengthening Communication. In M. Hoff

and G. Steuernagel (Eds.), University of Minnesota Dairy Initiatives Newsletter, Vol. 7(2), 4-5.

IV. Transfer and Succession Planning Within Family Businesses See most recent audio-streamed Powerpoint presentations and worksheets for older and

younger generations on Minnesota Rural Life website, www.ruralmn.umn.edu. The objective of this programming is to provide an integrated approach to transferring of family businesses onto the next generation by addressing both social and economic decision making aspects.

Danes, S.M. (2006). Family Business Transfer Decisions Are More Than Legal Decisions.

Audio-streamed web-based Powerpoint presentation. Danes, S.M. (2006). Completing the Family Business Management Transfer Planning

Worksheets. Audio-streamed web-based Powerpoint presentation. Danes, S.M. (2006) Transferring Management Decision Authority: Identifying What’s

Important for the Younger Generation. University of Minnesota. Danes, S.M. (2006) Transferring Management Decision Authority: Identifying What’s

Important for the Older Generation. University of Minnesota. Goetting, M., & Danes, S.M. (1997.) Interdependence of transfer and succession

planning. Montana Extension Service Publication, Boseman, Montana. Danes, S.M. (1995). Tackling farm succession issues. Minnesota Extension Service

Publication, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M., & Leifeld, C. (1995). Interdependence of transfer and succession planning

for farm family enterprises. Minnesota Extension Service Publication, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1994). Tackling farm transfer issues (Chapter 3). In Transferring the Farm,

Minnesota Extension Service conference notebook, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN.

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Danes, S.M., & Leifeld, C. (1994). Introduction: Transfer and Succession Planning Model (Chapter 1). In Farm Families: Transferring Assets, Minnesota Extension Service training manual, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1994). Tackling farm succession issues (Chapter 2). In Farm Families:

Transferring Assets, Minnesota Extension Service training manual, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (Spring, 1994). Beyond the bottom line: Passing the farm to the next

generation. In M. Hoff and G. Steuernagel (Eds.), University of Minnesota Dairy Initiatives Newsletter, Vol. 3(1), 12-14.

Danes, S.M. (1993). “Passing the farm to the next generation.” Dairy Initiatives

Newsletter, 2(2), 6. V. Parents Are Forever: Divorce Education Curriculum Developing a child-centered educational curriculum for parents experiencing divorce is a

major statewide effort utilizing a community collaborative model. I was part of the financial education subcommittee which was composed of Extension Specialists and county educators. My contribution was writer of seven factsheets to be used in the early stages of the divorce process. The factsheets serve as a guide in the collecting of financial information in the early decision making process where the concern for the future financial security of children is large.

Danes, S.M. (2011; Revised and Updated). Parents Forever: Money Issues in Divorce

(Revised and updated). BU-6777-S, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN Danes, S.M., Stumme, P., & Lovett, K. (1997.) “Adjusting to money changes in Divorce.

In Parents Forever, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota. Danes, S.M. (1997). Reassessing how money will be used. Minnesota Extension

Publication, University of Minnesota. Danes, S.M. (1997). Collecting financial facts. Minnesota Extension Publication,

University of Minnesota. Danes, S.M. (1997). Establishing debt load. Minnesota Extension Publication,

University of Minnesota. Danes, S.M. (1997). Initial housing decisions. Minnesota Extension Publication,

University of Minnesota. Danes, S.M. (1997). Retirement benefits: Initial information. Minnesota Extension

Publication, University of Minnesota.

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Danes, S.M. (1997). Tracking saving/investment assets. Minnesota Extension Publication, University of Minnesota.

Danes, S.M. (1997). Protecting children against future risk. Minnesota Extension

Service, University of Minnesota. VI. Adjusting to Reduced Income Much of my educational efforts while at the University of Minnesota have integrated

psychological, social, and economic concepts. That has been especially true in work that targeted adjusting to reduced income. My training materials were put into print in a publication funded through disaster monies as a result of the flood of 1993. My work with companies that are going out of business or reducing their work force also fits under this topic heading. Much of that work was coordinated through private industry councils, but I worked directly with Washington Scientific Industries in Owatonna, Minnesota, to provide a decision framework for employees in terms of what needs to be considered when transferring their retirement plan monies as the company was closing. This work was expanded to the New York Extension Service after 9/11.

Danes, S.M. (2013; Revised and Updated). Economic Adjustment Strategy Checklist.

University of Minnesota; accessible on Rural Minnesota Life website, www.ruralmn.umn.edu .

Updated and adapted (2013; Revised and Updated) 17 publications to assist those families

having financial difficulties due to job loss, disaster, or medical. They are part of a series entitled, “Getting Through Tough Times and cover 5 different conceptual areas: Getting Help

Community Agencies That Can Help Looking for a Job

Financial Decisions With Less

Keeping a Roof Overhead Bartering Meeting Insurance Needs Deciding Which Bills to Pay First

Dealing with the Stress Communicating Under Pressure Controlling Stress Identifying Sources of Support and Friendship

Figuring out How to Do with Less

Stretching Your Food Dollar

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Setting Spending Priorities Strategies for Spending Less Talking with Creditors Making the most of What You Have

Children and Tough Times

How You Can Help Mom and Dad Deciding if Teens Should Work Helping Children Cope

Danes, S.M., & Stumme, P. (2013, revised and updated). Adjusting to Suddenly

Reduced Income. University of Minnesota Extension Service Publication 06499, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1996, May). “Psychological barriers to change.” Keynote for Rightsizing

Your Lifestyle, statewide Extension Educator staff development training emphasizing the effects of unemployment for New York Extension. Ithaca, NY.

Danes, S.M. (1996, May). Building quality financial management programs that

empower participants. Workshop within statewide staff development training for New York Extension Educators�Rightsizing Your Lifestyle, Ithaca, NY.

Danes, S.M., & Stumme, P. (1995). Adjusting to Suddenly Reduced Income. Minnesota Extension Service Publication BU-6499-E, Minnesota Extension Service, St. Paul, MN.

VIII. Financial Socialization of Children Within Families

In 2012, I was a part of the Economic Education Review Committee to review drafts of the national Council for Economic Education’s Voluntary National Standards in Financial Literacy. One of the long-term approaches to family financial insolvency is teaching the children

healthy financial management on both an instrumental and expressive level. Through this approach, parents can be taught financial management concepts (instrumental and expressive) through concern for their children's future.

Danes, S.M., & Dunrud, T. (2013; Revised and Updated). Teaching Children Money Habits For Life. Minnesota Extension Service Publication, HE-FO-6116, website version http://www.extension.umn.edu/distribution/youthdevelopment/DA6116.html, University of Minnesota.

Danes, S.M. (2013; Revised and Updated). Allowances and Its Alternatives. Minnesota

Extension Service Publication, HE-FO-6117, University of Minnesota.

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Danes, S.M., & Dunrud, T. (2006). Financial socialization of children within families (Revised and updated). In Joan Comeau (Ed.), Resources for Professionals Serving Families. Minneapolis, MN: Family Information Services.

Dunrud, T., & Danes, S.M. (2006). Teaching children money habits for life (Revised and updated). In Joan Comeau (Ed.), Resources for Professionals Serving Families. Minneapolis, MN: Family Information Services.

Danes, S.M. (2004). Teens and Money. UMES publication written to be part of the Positive Parenting series of fact sheets.

Danes, S.M. Children and Money (1) and Financial Socialization of Children within Families (2). Two curriculum segments for Family Information Services (Professional Development and Current Resources for Parent and Family Educators).

Danes, S.M., Huddleston-Casas, C., & Boyce, L. (1999). Evaluation of the NEFE high school financial planning program: Second phase, 1997-98. University of Minnesota publication, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M., Huddleston-Casas, C., & Boyce, L. (1998). Evaluation of the NEFE high school financial planning program: First phase, 1997-98. University of Minnesota publication, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1995, April). Financial socialization of children. Two-day statewide training for family development, family economics, and youth Extension Educators in Illinois Extension Service, Urbana, IL.

Danes, S.M. (1994). Financial literacy of Minnesota children. Training packet for a statewide training for Extension Educators specializing in youth development or financial education. St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1995). Family values and financial socialization of children. Section of the video, Consumer Critter Crew, that accompanies 4-H Leader Project Guide of the same name. Texas Extension Service.

Danes, S.M., & Dunrud, T. (1994). Financial socialization of children within families. In Joan Comeau (Ed.), Resources for Professionals Serving Families. Minneapolis, MN: Family Information Services.

Dunrud, T., & Danes, S.M. (1994). Teaching children money habits for life. In Joan

Comeau (Ed.), Resources for Professionals Serving Families. Minneapolis, MN: Family Information Services.

IX. Statewide Teacher Trainings on “Financial Literacy: Update on Credit and Debt” In 2011, four audio-streamed PPT presentations were developed from the national NEFE HSFPP planning evaluation that I had just completed. Findings from the qualitative and quantitative

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study were positioned to fit with the content of four webinars developed for training Minnesota teachers in the use of the HSFPP curriculum. USDS-CREES and NEFE (National Endowment for Financial Education) have a memorandum of agreement around the High School Financial Planning (HSFPP) curriculum. CUNA (Credit Union National Association) has recently joined the partnership. A collaboration between UMES-College of Human Ecology and the MN Credit Union Network was launched around the statewide teacher training effort around the HSFPP curriculum. A goal was to bring the credit union representatives and the teachers together at the local level. That was a secondary goal to providing teaching tools and updated information focused on the topic of “Financial Literacy Update on Credit and Debt”. A CD (UMES # 08126) was developed which contained the teaching tools and updated information for workshops. Listed below are the CD contents either developed by me or developed by Regional Extension Educators under my supervision.

1. Interactive Credit Quiz and Answer Sheet 2. Credit and Debt Update Audio-streamed PowerPoint presentation 3. Credit Scoring Audio-streamed PowerPoint presentation 4. Affluenza Quiz 5. Affluenza Audio-streamed PowerPoint presentation 6. Prom Spending Plan 7. Spending on Sports Worksheet 8. FACT ACT Summary Sheet 9. Credit Legislative Update: Federal and State Audio-streamed PowerPoint

presentation 10. HSFPP curriculum PowerPoint presentation 11. Credit Union Collaboration PowerPoint presentation 12. Getting Credit Union Representatives into the Classroom Across the State

X . Programming Resulting from 1988 Minnesota Farm Women and 1995 Follow-Up Studies The Minnesota Farm Women Survey was completed in 1988. A summary of the data was

released in November of 1988. Since then the data has received widespread attention throughout the nation. I have cooperated with Minnesota Rural Futures in doing Public Policy Forums on issues affecting rural families in eight cites across the state in 1989 and 1990. A video entitled “Who Nurtures the Nurturer?” has been produced based on the data to help communities develop ways to support farm women.

It was originally produced to be part of a statewide teleconference in which I participated

that was part of the Rural Mental Health Demonstration Project. A software program called, “Does a Second Job Pay” has been adapted to Supercalc to be used by families in Minnesota to determine the economic benefit of having two incomes. The data was used to support a grant proposal that was received from USDA to fund four Family Mediation Fellows who work closely with farm families going through Mandatory Farm Credit Mediation. A variety of media program supports developed by other institutions have

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been brought into the system to strengthen programs dealing with women and families in agriculture.

A Fall, 1995, follow-up has been completed as part of a USDA rural economic

development research initiative grant focusing on the viability of rural family businesses. The research summary is almost complete. Plans are in progress for outreach efforts with Minnesota Agri-Women and Minnesota Rural Futures.

Danes, S.M. (1996). Minnesota farm women: 1988 to 1995. University of Minnesota. Danes, S.M., Anderson, M., & Cunningham, J. (1990). Does a Second Job Pay?

Minnesota Extension Service, adapted software for use in Minnesota and developed educational support materials for the program.

Danes, S.M., & Knittle, R.A. (1989). Who Nurtures the Nurturer? - Leader's Guide.

Minnesota Extension Service Bulletin, University of Minnesota, HE-BU-3841. Danes, S.M., & Knittle, R.A. (1989). Who Nurtures the Nurturer? Minnesota Extension

Service Videotape, HE-VH-3754. Danes, S.M. (1988). A Summary of the 1988 Farm Women's Survey. University of

Minnesota. XI. Health Insurance This program was a statewide program. Materials were developed including a decision

making publication entitled, “Selecting Health Insurance for the Family,” and a video-tape entitled, “Health Insurance Choices.” The latter was shown by 10 TV stations throughout the state. Seven thousand copies of the publication were distributed throughout the state. Twenty-five Extension Agents were trained in the subject and teaching aids have been developed for them to use. Other materials like slide sets, publications, research results, and policy developments have been obtained as support materials for statewide programming in the subject matter.

Danes, S.M. (1988). Health Insurance Choices: Video Tape Guide. Minnesota Extension

Service, University of Minnesota, HE-VH-3403. Danes, S.M. (1987). Health insurance choices. Minnesota Extension Service Videotape,

HE-VH-3403. Danes, S.M. (1987). Selecting health insurance for the family. Minnesota Extension

Service Bulletin, University of Minnesota, HE-BU-3208. X. Managing Our Family Farm Future

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This program was a statewide program which integrated the family financial management and the farm management subject matter areas. The objective of the program was to improve the skills of farm family units in managing production, finances, marketing, time, labor and stress to meet family and business goals. Leadership was given to the development of a 15 chapter manual to be used in a workshop setting. In addition, a videotape entitled, “Families in Transition-Human Dynamics of Farm Financial Education,” was developed for use in the workshops.

Eighty county staff members were trained to teach the workshops to families. Those staff taught 17 workshops to 136 families in 22 counties. The “Solving Family Problems Involves Social Decision Making” publication was selected by the Families in Transition Rural Revitalization Work Group of the North Central Regional Center for Rural Development for inclusion in their report that was distributed to Extension Staff throughout the North Central Region.

Danes, S.M. (1993). “Strengthening farm family teams.” Dairy Initiatives Newsletter, 2(1), 6. Danes, S.M. (1992). “Balancing a tight budget.” Dairy Initiatives Newsletter, 1(1), 6. Danes, S.M. (1992). “Does a second job pay?” Dairy Initiatives Newsletter, 1(2), 6. Danes, S.M. (1992). “A successful farm family team.” Dairy Initiatives Newsletter, 1(3), 6. RESIDENT TEACHING: Full teaching responsibility: FSoS 8001 Family Conceptual Frameworks, Fall, 2013 (9 students FSoS 8001 Family Conceptual Frameworks, Fall, 2012 (15 students FSoS 8001 Family Conceptual Frameworks, Fall, 2011 (10 students) FSoS 8001 Family Conceptual Frameworks, Fall, 2010 (12 students) Guest Lectures: FSoS 4150 Family, Culture, and Money, Summer 2014 (Meaning of Money in Cultural Context) FSoS 3101 Family Financial Management, Spring, 2013 (Retirement) FSoS 3101 Family Financial Management, Fall, 2013 (Retirement) FSoS 4153 Family Financial Counseling, Spring,, 2013 (Change and Financial Counseling)

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FSoS 4153 Family Financial Counseling, Fall, 2013 (Change and Financial Counseling) FSoS 4153 Family Financial Counseling, Fall, 2012 (Change and Financial Counseling) FSoS 4153 Family Financial Counseling, Fall, 2011 (Change and Financial Counseling) FSoS 4153 Family Financial Counseling, Fall, 2010 (Change and Financial Counseling) FSoS 3101 Family Financial Management, Spring, 2010 (Retirement) FSoS 4153 Family Financial Counseling, Fall, 2009 (Change and Financial Counseling) FSoS 3101 Family Financial Management, Spring, 2009 (Retirement) FSoS 4153 Family Financial Counseling, Fall, 2008 (Change and Financial Counseling) FSoS 3101 Family Financial Management, Spring, 2008 (Retirement) FSoS 8100 Conceptual Frameworks, Fall, 2007 (Theory Development) FSoS 3101 Family Financial Management, Spring, 2007 (Retirement) FSoS 4153 Family Financial Counseling, Fall, 2007 (Change and Financial Counseling) FSoS 3101 Family Financial Management, Spring, 2006 (Retirement) FSoS 4153 Family Financial Counseling, Fall, 2006 (Change and Financial Counseling) MGT 565 Family Business Management at Univ. of St. Thomas (Conflict in Family Business),

Spring, 2005 MGMT 4008 Entrepreneurial Management (Work/family Conflict in Family Business), Fall 2005 FSoS 3101 Family Financial Management, Spring, 2005 (Retirement) FSoS 4153 Family Financial Counseling, Fall, 2005 (Change and Financial Counseling) FSoS 4153 Family Financial Counseling, Fall, 2004 (Change and Financial Counseling) FSoS 8106 Family Research from Economic Perspectives, Fall 2004 (Managing Family

Financial Change) FSoS 3101 Family Financial Management, Spring, 2004 (Retirement)

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FSoS 3101 Family Financial Management, Spring, 2003 (Retirement) FSoS 8200 Process Seminar, Fall, 2003 (Family Businesses and Family Economic Well-Being) FSoS 8200 Process Seminar, Fall, 2002 (Family Businesses and Family Economic Well-Being) FSoS 4153 Family Financial Counseling, Spring, 2001 (Change and Financial Counseling) FSoS 3101 Family Financial Management, Spring, 2001 (Retirement) FSoS 4153 Family Financial Counseling, Spring, 2001 (Change and Financial Counseling) FSoS 3101 Family Financial Management, Spring, 2001 (Retirement) FSoS 8200 Process Seminar for Family Social Science, Fall, 2000 (Intersection of Economic and

Social Decision Making) FSoS 4153 Family Financial Counseling, Spring, 2000 (Suddenly Reduced Income) FSoS 3101 Family Financial Management, Spring, 2000 (Retirement) FSoS 3101 Family Financial Management, Summer, 2000 (Retirement) FSoS 3101: Family Financial Management, Fall, 1999 (Retirement) FSoS 8200 Process Seminar in Family, Fall, 1999 (Research on Family Businesses) FSoS 3101: Family Financial Management, Summer, 1999 (Retirement) FSoS 5218: Family Financial Management, Winter, 1998 (Financial Socialization of Children) FSoS 5218: Family Financial Management, Winter, 1998 (Retirement) FSoS 5218: Family Financial Management, Winter, 1997 (Retirement) FSoS 5218: Family Financial Management, Winter, 1997 (Financial Socialization of Children) Sagr 8010: Colloquium in Sustainable Agriculture, Fall, 1996 (Women’s Roles within Farm Businesses) FSoS 8266: Family Quantitative Research, Fall, 1996 (Path Analysis and Structural Equation Modeling) FSoS 5218: Family Financial Management, Summer, 1996 (Financial Socialization of Children) FSoS 8267: Family Research Methodology, Spring 1995 (Path Analysis)

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FSoS 8260: Family Decision Making, Winter 1995 (Decision Making Research, Conceptual Framework and Methodology) FSoS 3260: Family Resource Management, Summer, 1994 (Work and Family) FSoS 5220: Family Economics, Spring 1994 (Financial Socialization of Children) FSoS 3260: Family Resource Management, Spring 1993 (Financial Socialization of Children) FSoS 3600: Family Issues Across the Lifespan, Summer 1993 (Work and Family) FSoS 8260: Directed Study, Winter 1991 (Decision Making: Conceptual Framework and Path Analysis) FSoS 8221: Internship in Teaching College-Level Family Courses, 1989 (Program Planning Process in Minnesota Extension Service) FSoS 5205: Introduction to Family Research Methods, 1989 (Descriptive Statistics) FSoS 3500: Consumer in the Market Place, Spring, 1987 (Rights and Responsibilities of Consumers in Marketplace) FSoS 5218: Family Financial Management, Fall, 1987 (Open- and Closed-Ended Credit) Total Teaching Responsibility FSoS 8001 Family Conceptual Frameworks, Fall, 2010 (Developed course website) CSch 0849: A Good Beginning to Money Management, Fall 1988 and Fall 1989 Independent Study FSoS 8794. Directed Research, Fall, 2005

Heather Haberman was advised in research analysis and manuscript writing that resulted in two publishable articles that has been submitted and one has been accepted with revisions.

FSoS 8794. Directed Research, Fall, 2003

Heather Haberman was advised in the research analysis and the manuscript writing that resulted in a publishable article that has been submitted.

FSoS 8193: Directed Readings, Fall, 2003

JohnBen Loy was advised in the classics and the recent readings on family businesses. The focus was on the family system within family businesses.

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FSoS 8270: Research Practicum, Winter, 2002 Sayali Amarapurkar was advised in the research analysis and the manuscript writing that resulted in her special project.

FSoS 8270: Research Practicum, Winter, 1999

Cathey Huddleston-Casas is being directed in her work for the McFarland Fellowship that will also be the first three chapters of her dissertation proposal.

FSoS 8270: Research Practicum, Fall, 1998 Ciloue Stewart is being directed by me in analysis that will be submitted as her special

project. FSoS 8270: Research Practicum, Winter 1997 Amy Esau is being directed by me in transforming her master’s thesis into publishable article which will be submitted as her special project. FSoS 8270: Research Practicum, Spring 1996

Ciloue Stewart's objective was to utilize data in order to understand and write up descriptive statistics, reliability testing, factor analysis, correlations and regression.

FSoS 8270: Research Practicum, Spring 1996

Ronit Leichtentritt's objective was to learn the theory behind structural equation modeling and to learn to utilize the LISREL statistical package. She also wanted practice in writing up the analysis.

FSoS 8270: Research Practicum, Winter 1995 and Fall 1994

The course was a research practicum that included both theoretical content and research methodology. Tamala Nelson replicated my work with locus of control, discrepancy between standard and level of living, and the intention to change the financial situation with a Panamanian sample. Tami worked with Hispanics before returning to graduate school.

FSoS 5230: Directed Study, Winter, 1992

Tammy Dunrud's (HEEd) objective was to learn the process of incorporating research findings into a lay publication. The outcome was an Extension publication entitled, “Children and Money: Allowances and Alternatives.”

FSoS 5230: Family Management Theory, Spring, 1988.

The course was an independent study with two graduate students. It analyzed family management theory from an historical approach, from a present theory development approach, and from a future development approach

FSoS 5230: Comparison of Western Family Theory & Thai Family Literature, Winter, 1988

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The independent study covered the main family theories presently utilized in family research in the United States. It then analyzed the Thai family literature and critiqued the usefulness of these theories for research on families in an Eastern Culture.

Team Teaching FSoS 5230: Seminar in International Studies, Spring 1995

HE 5725 is required for an International Studies minor in CHE and is to be taken before departure to a foreign country. The purpose of the course is to familiarize the student with the study of Human Ecology in an international context. The proposed country of study was Argentina. This course is being taken through independent study because the original Human Ecology class was no longer offered.

FScN 5643: World Food Problems, Fall, 1991

I was part of a team of four faculty members teaching. My responsibility was “Women and Families in Food Production.” I also did an independent study with one student who needed an additional credit for the course and whose focus was women in development.

FSoS 8251: Research in Family Economics and Management, 1990

I was part of a team of five faculty members who taught this course on family economics and management theory and research. My contribution included the sessions on the theory and methodology related to standards and levels of living, locus of control and their impact on the motivation for change. My own research served as a basis for teaching.

THESES COMPLETED Jang, J. (2013). Social capital and psychological distress for intercultural married persons. Lee, J. (2013). The effect of family meanings about demands on family adjustment in Business-

owning families. Haberman, Heather. Master’s thesis. (2003). Analytic Induction Using the Family FIRO Model:

A Comparative Case Study of Two Farm Family Business Systems. Huddleston-Casas, Catherine. Ph.D. (2002). Who are the Working Poor?: A Profile of

Working-Poor Families with Children. Danes, Adviser. Vechbunyongratana, Doaungkamol (Noy), Ph.D. (1992). Life satisfaction of middle generation

Hmong Husbands and Wives. Danes, Adviser.

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Smith, Deborah Beth, M.A. (1992). Factors influencing the labor force participation and labor force attachment decisions of Minnesota farm women. Danes, Adviser.

GRADUATE FACULTY MEMBER ADVISING: PhD Degree in Progress Student Assignment Family Social Science Ashley Landers Adviser Family Social Science Linsey Zemanek Committee Member Family Social Science Veronica Deenanath Committee Member Family Social Science Chanran Seo Committee Member Masters Degree in Progress Student Assignment MA Degree in Progress Family Social Science Jory Catalpa Committee Member Doctoral Degree Completed Student Assignment PhD Degree Completed Family Social Science Jinhee Lee Adviser Family Social Science Juyoung Jang Adviser Family Social Science JohnBen Loy Adviser Family Social Science Clinton Gudmonson Committee Member Family Social Science Catherine Huddleston Adviser Sociology Carol Pogue Committee Member Family Social Science Wendy Whelihan Committee Member Family Social Science Ramona Oswald Committee Member Family Social Science Diane Hovey Committee Member Family Social Science Doaungkamol (Noy) Adviser Vechbunyongratana Family Social Science William Allen Committee Member

Family Social Science Kate Lally Committee Member Family Social Science Catherine Solheim Committee Member Family Social Science Judy Rommel Committee Member Family Social Science Cynthia Meyer Committee Member Home Economics Education Christa Treichel Committee Member Home Economics Education Nina Yuh-Hsien Chen Committee Member Master of Science Degree Completed: Family Social Science Angela Woosley Adviser Family Social Science Yunxi Yang Committee Member Family Social Science Heather Haberman Adviser Family Social Science Deborah Beth Smith Adviser Family Social Science Amy VanGuilder-Dik Committee Member Nursing Mary Pat Wagner Committee Member Home Economics Education Julie Despot Committee Member

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SPECIAL EXAMINATION ADVISING: The special preliminary examination is a project (paper) reflecting a focused area of competency related to the family field written in journal article format. All of the projects of the students listed are empirical and quantitative in nature utilizing data collected by this researcher. Department/Degree Student Status Family Social Science Iman Datras In progress Family Social Science Dung Mao In progress Family Social Science Juyoung Jang Passed Family Social Science Jinhee Lee Passed. Family Social Science Clinton Gudmonson Passed. Family Social Science Johnben Loy Passed Family Social Science Heather Haberman Passed Family Social Science Sayali Amarpurkar Passed Family Social Science Ciloue Stewart Passed Family Social Science Amy Lash Passed Family Social Science Doaungkamol (Noy) Passed Vechbunyongratana Family Social Science Catherine Solheim Passed Family Social Science Judy Rommel Passed Family Social Science Bernadine Enevoldson Passed UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT ADVISING: Department/Degree Student Status Independent Integrated Program Joy Wallace (Adviser) In-Progress Sociology (Honor Thesis) Mary Lowe Completed NONREFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLE: Easing the triple burden of farm women. (1990). Transition: For Families, About Families,

20(2), 3-4. The article is also published in French. The article was written by their editorial staff from my research report

MANUSCRIPTS SUBMITTED AND UNDER REVIEW: Danes, S.M., Garbow, J., & Hagen-Jokela, R. (2014). Financial management and culture: The

American Indian Case. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning. In the revision and resubmit stage of review.

Nose, L., Danes, S.M., Korumba, C., & Frank, H. (2015). How to avoid negative effects of

work-family conflict on family performance. Manuscript in review: Family Relations.

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Shelton, L., Danes, S.M., & Zachary, R.K. (2014). The impact of ethnic group culture on work family conflict within the U.S. Manuscript in revise and resubmit stage. Community, Work and Family.

Jang. J., & Danes, S.M. (2014). Social capital access of intermarried persons. Manuscript in

revision. Lee, J. & Danes, S.M. (2014). Family meanings about demands in the resilience process of

business-owning families. Manuscript in revision. Lee, J. & Danes, S.M. (2014). Family resilience of Korean married couples affiliated with U.S.

institutions of higher education. Manuscript in revision. PAPERS IN PROCESS: Jang. J., & Danes, S.M. (2014). Social capital access and psychological distress. Manuscript in

process. Gracia-Huidobro, D. & Danes, S.M. (2014). Family health behaviors model: A conceptual

framework to guide research on multiple risk behaviors prevention. Woods, J.A., Sweida, G., & Danes, S.M. (2014). Top management team size, decision-making

inclusiveness, gender composition, and non-financial performance in family firms. Danes, S.M., Haynes, G.W. & Stafford, K. (2014). Methodology of NC1030 2007. Shelton, L., Danes, S.M., & Zachary, R.K. (2014). Role blurring and work into family conflict:

The case of home-based entrepreneurs. Manuscript in process. Shelton, L., Danes, S.M., & Zachary, R.K. (2014). Does role restructuring work? A look at

work-family conflict and home-based entrepreneurship. Manuscript in process. Yumbel, C & Danes, S.M. (2014). Individual and relational predictors of spousal commitment to

new venture creation in copreneurial couples: Research and clinical applications. Revision in process.

Landers, A. & Danes, S.M. Ashley’s critical. Laners, A., Danes, S.M., & Whitehawk, S. Asley’s special. Danes, S.M. & Alba, A. (2014). MA culture and money. EDITORIAL SERVICE: Editorial Board, Journal of Family Business Strategy, 2009-14 Dr. Joseph Astrachan, Editor.

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Editorial Board, Family Business Review, 2003-2014 Dr. Promadita Sharma, Editor. Editorial Board, Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning Education, 2006-2014 Dr. Jing Xiao, Editor. Editorial Board, Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 1993-2014, Dr. Elizabeth Dolan, Editor. Editorial Board, Entrepreneurship Research Journal, 2009-2014, Dr. Ramona Zachary, Edior. Editorial Board, Journal of Consumer Education, 2007, Dr Angela Lyons, Editor. Special Issue on Family Business Co-Editor for Journal of Family and Economic Issues 1999-2000 along with Paul Rosenblatt of the Family Social Science Department, University of Minnesota. 1991 Proceedings Editor - The Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education, Financial Challenges for the Twenty-First Century, October 10-13, Kansas City, MO. JOURNAL REVIEWER ACTIVITIES: Financial Counseling and Planning Journal Since inception until present Journal of Small Business Management 2004-Present Journal of Family Business Strategy 2009-Present Family Business Review 2003-Present Journal of Family Business Research 2008-Present Entrepreneurship Research Journal 2009-Present Journal of Family and Economic Issues 1988-Present Journal of Family Issues 2005-present Journal of Small Business Management 2005 to present Journal of Business Venturing 2007 to Present Financial Services Review 2004-07 International Journal of Conflict Management 2007 Journal of Management Studies 2007 Sociological Focus 2004-05 Journal of Marriage and the Family 1993, 1996-2003 Home Economics Research Journal 1988-1994, 2001 Journal of Consumer Affairs 1988, 1990, 1996 Family Relations Journal 1991, 1995-97 OTHER PROFESSIONAL REVIEW ACTIVITIES USDA Small Business Research Grant Proposal Reviews 2011 Juran Quality Center Doctoral Fellowship, UMN 2010-present

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Ohio State University-Interdisciplinary Team Research Competition 2004 American Council of Consumer Interests 1999, 2005 Asian Consumer and Family Economic Association Conference 1998 National Council of Family Relations 1994 The Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education 1989-2000 American Association for Family and Consumer Sciences 1988-2000 Family Economics and Resource Management Preconference, American Association for Family and Consumer Sciences 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999 Family Economics Research Group, USDA, ARS 1992, 1994 Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station 1986-2000 University of Maryland Experiment Station 1996 University of Texas Extension 1999 RESEARCH REPORTS - MINNESOTA EXTENSION SERVICE: Until 1993, College of Human Ecology Extension Specialists developed one newsletter per year to report their research findings and the implications for program development. The primary purpose of the newsletter was staff development of Minnesota Extension Service Educators. Danes, S.M. (1993, December). Economic Adjustment Strategies of Families. Danes, S.M. (1992, May). Financial Management Socialization and Parental Perceptions of

Children's Financial Readiness. Danes, S.M. (1991, May). Children and Money - Income and Expenditures. Danes, S.M. (1990, August). Gender Differences in Farm Family Decision Making. Danes, S.M. (1989, March). Volunteer Activities of Minnesota Farm Women. Danes, S.M. (1988, November). Minnesota Farm Women: Their Work On and Off the Farm. Danes, S.M. (1987, October). Credit Card Usage. Danes, S.M. (1986, October). Wife's Employment and Home Ownership. MAJOR INVITED OUTREACH PRESENTATIONS: (These are presentations that were invited by organizations outside of the state of Minnesota or other than Minnesota Extension Service related organizations.) Danes, S.M. (2014). Building resilience in times of change. Pre-conference workshop at MAFCS

State Annual Conference, January 30, Minneapolis, MN.

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Danes, S.M. & Onstad, P. (2013). The Road to Recovery from a Natural Disaster: Voices from the Community. Webinar for the Community Development Society.

Danes, S.M. (2013). The Three C’s of Farm Family Business Succession: Commitment,

Collaboration and Conflict Management. Two-day workshop. Danes, S.M. (2012). Building Resiliency in Times of Change. (Two 1 and ½ hour professional

development workshop). November 8, 2012, Purdue Extension, West Lafayette, IN. Danes, S.M. (2012). What’s it Going to Take to Guide Your Family to a “Simpler Life Style”?:

the “Why”, the “Who” and the “How”. (8 hour professional development workshop). June 6, 2012, New York Extension, Ithaca, NY.

Danes, S.M. (2012). Embrace Change + True Urgency = Opportunity. (4 hour professional

development workshop). March 13-14, 2012, National Extension Directors and Administrators Annual Meeting, Fort Lauderdale, FL.

Danes, S.M. (2012). Family Social Capital of Family Businesses: Among Family Members and

Within Their Communities. Faculty Seminar, Department of Human Development and Family Studies, Iowa State University, Ames, IA.

Danes, S.M. (2012). The Intersection of Families and Business in Family Businesses. Seminar

for group of scholars from India, May 30, 2012, CEHD International Programs Office. Danes, S.M. (2011). Your Competitive Advantage: The Synergy of Family and Business. (8-hour

workshop). March 3, 2011, University of St. Thomas Family Business Center Family Business Owners Group, Minneapolis, Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (2010). Surviving Change in Family Finances. CEHD Workshop: Job Loss

Professional: New Tools for New Times, September 21, 2010, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (2010). Human Responses to Loss and Anger in Financially Stressful Times and

How It Affects Decision Making. Minnesota/North Dakota Extension Disaster Training, September 8, 2010, Fargo, North Dakota.

Danes, S.M. (2010) Succession Planning: The Future of Rural Towns Depend on It. Small Town

Symposium, June 1, 2010, Morris, MN. Danes, S.M. (2009). Helping Individuals, Families, and Businesses Take Control of Their

Present and Their Future. Cornell FarmNet and FarmLink Counselor Training, Sept. 1 & 2, Syracuse, NY.

Danes, S.M. (2009). Teaching Children Money Habits for Life. Dakota and Scott County

Collaborative of Community and Financial Institutions. Feb. 19, Eagan, MN.

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Danes, S.M. (2009). Human Responses to Loss and Anger In Financially Stressful Times. Minnesota Farmer Assistance Network Training, Dec. 1-3, St. Cloud, MN.

Danes, S.M. (2009). Caring for Self as a Volunteer in MFAN. Minnesota Farmer Assistance

Network Training, Dec. 1-3, St. Cloud, MN. Danes, S.M. (2009). Women at the Table. Changing Lands, Changing Hands: National Training

Conference on Farm and Ranch Access, Tenure, Succession and Stewardship. May 20 & 21, Denver, CO.

Danes, S.M. (2009). Communication and Conflict in Succession Planning. Changing Lands,

Changing Hands: National Training Conference on Farm and Ranch Access, Tenure, Succession and Stewardship. May 20 & 21, Denver, CO.

Danes, S.M. (2009). Succession Planning: A Key to Business Sustainability. 14th Annual

Minnesota Development Conference, Oct. 1, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (2005). I the Family A trampoline, a Press, or a Pulley? 3rd Biannual W.E. Petersen

Symposium, April 25, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (2005). Family Business Management Transfer and Succession. New England

Extension Service Training, October 12, Northwood, NH. Danes, S.M. (2005). Community Consensus Building Process. New England Extension Service

Training, October 13, Northwood, NH. Danes, S.M. (2004). Impact of High School Financial Education on Savings Attitudes and

Behavior. National Forum to Encourage Lower-Income Household Savings, October 27, 2004, Washington D.C.

Danes, S.M. (2004). Credit and Debt Update and the Collaboration Between UMES, MN Credit

Union Network, and NEFE. Minnesota Credit Union Network Annual Conference, April 17, 2004, Bloomington, MN.

Danes, S.M. (2004, April). Financial Literacy: What’s New In Credit and Debt?” St. Paul site

for Statewide 10-site Teacher/Credit Union Training. University of Minnesota Extension. Danes, S.M. (2003). Preparing for a Secure Retirement: Economically, Socially, and Mentally.

An 8-hour workshop emphasizing pre-retirement planning. Annual Conference of the Golf Course Superintendents of America, February 12, Atlanta, GA.

Danes, S.M. & Milligan, R.A. (2003). Enabling Individuals and Golf Courses to Thrive in an

Environment of Change. An 8-hour workshop emphasizing a model of successful organizational change. Annual Conference of the Golf Course Superintendents of America, February 12, Atlanta, GA.

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Danes, S.M. (2003). Strategic Planning Workshop. Lead the 2-day workshop for Association

for Financial Counseling and Planning in Columbus, OH. Danes, S.M. (2003). Change and Farm Women. AAUW Fairmont Branch, May 19, 2003,

Fairmont, MN. Danes, S.M. (2002). Keynote speech: “Farm Family Businesses: Resilience in Times of Change”

and End-of-day Workshop Synopsis for New Hampshire conference entitled “Listening to Farmers: A Skill Building Workshop for Professionals Serving New Hampshire Agriculture.

Danes, S.M. (2002). Its Not Just Dollars but Sense, Too! 6-hour workshop focusing on

financial stress and suddenly reduced income. Training for Extension Educators in New York Cooperative Extension.

Danes, S.M. (2002). Unraveling the Mystery of Change. Workshop for the Association of New

York Family and Consumer Sciences Extension Educators. Danes, S.M. (2001). Understanding Change as a Leader”, Ithaca, NY, Executive Leadership

Conference for the Cornell University Cooperative Extension. It was the presentation to set the stage for a dialogue on program priorities.

Danes, S.M. (2001). The ‘Couple’ in Farm Family Businesses”, Ithaca, NY, training for farm

management Extension educators in the Cornell University Cooperative system about research and applicability of farm women and farm family business couple data and theory developed in this area.

Danes, S.M. (2001). Change-Crises and Planned Change”, New York City, NY, training for the

SE Cornell Extension Staff-ten counties around New York City and Extension staff from northern New Jersey.

Danes, S.M. (2001). Managing Change for Individuals, Family Businesses, and Organizations,

Buffalo, NY, Agricultural Human Resources Professors at Land Grant Universities. Danes, S.M. (2001, September). Improving Dairy Education Programs by Understanding How

Individuals and Businesses Interact with Change, Ithaca, NY, Pro-Dairy Extension Educators and Cornell University Pro-Dairy campus faculty.

Danes, S.M. (2001, February). Preparing for the Future by Dealing with Change. Workshop for

Rural Opportunity: Awareness Dialogue Fellowship and Hope Series in Bernadotte, MN. Danes, S.M. (2001, May). Teaching Children Money Habits for Life”, Little Rock, AR, part of

the 21st Century Families Conference (national conference).

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Danes, S.M. (2001, February). Stresses and Opportunities in a Changing Agriculture. Workshop for SE MN Ag-Star Dairy Business Education Offerings, Rochester, MN.

Danes, S.M. (2001, June). Stresses and Opportunities within Family Businesses”, New Prague,

MN, group of farm family businesses under the care of veterinarian, Dr. Tom Oelberg. Danes, S.M. (2001, April). Want to Contribute to the Financial Literacy of Teens?, Minneapolis,

MN, Minnesota Credit Union Network Annual Meeting. Danes, S.M. (2000, November). Family business Tensions as They Affect Business Viability.

Presented it as a Policy and Analysis Department Seminar and class presentation for Families in Business at Cornell University.

Danes, S.M. & Milligan, R.A. (2000, October). Helping Farm Customers Thrive in an

Environment of Change. Workshops for agribusiness professionals in Albany, Vernon, Batavia, NY.

Danes, S.M. (2000, July). Change: The Complexities of Opportunity. 3rd Annual Land

Stewardship: Opportunities for Women Conference, North Mankato, MN. Danes, S.M. (2000, July). Dealing with Change on the Family Farm. 2000 MAAE Summer

conference, St. Cloud, MN. Danes, S.M. (2000, May). Change: Loss, Opportunity and Resilience. Enhanced Landscape,

Human and Animal Health Symposium, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (2000, May). Retirement is More than Money Decisions. Retirement seminar for

Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, Division of Forestry, Bemidji, MN. Danes, S.M. & Milligan, R.A. (2000, April). Thriving in a Time of Change. A program for

farmers and agribusiness seeking enhanced understanding of changes in agriculture and improved quality of life. Menomonee, WI.

Danes, S.M. (2000, April). Leadership: Change as Opportunity. Leadership Specialization,

Loretto, MN. Danes, S.M. (2000, April). Change: Loss, Opportunity, and Resilience. Enhanced Landscape,

Food Systems, Human and animal Health Symposium, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (2000, February). Going through Hard Times Together: Managing Change. Carver

County Dairy Expo, Norwood, MN. Danes, S.M. (2000, January). Retirement: Money Decisions and More. Minnesota County

Engineers Association, Brainerd, MN.

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Danes, S.M. (1999, December). Managing Change in your Farm Business. Farm Power Show, Minneapolis, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1999, December). Healthy Dairy Business: Communication AND Profit. Dairy

Women’s Show, Waconia, MN. Danes, S.M. (1999, December). Managing Change and How to Implement Change in Your Life.

Dairy Expo ’99: Managing Change, St. Cloud, MN. Danes, S.M. (1999, October). Retirement: Dealing with Financial Challenges. Itasca County

Employees Association, Grand Rapids, MN. Danes, S.M. (1999, September). Thriving with Change in Times of Transition. Changes in Rural

Minnesota: An Exploration of the Economic and Social Situation Conference, Willmar, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1999, September). Change: Loss Opportunity, and Resilience. Farm Women’s

Forum, North Mankato, MN. Danes, S.M. (1999, August). Thriving in Times of Rural Change. Farmfest, Redwood Falls, MN. Danes, S.M. (1999, August). Managing Change in Times of Transition. Building a Farm

Strategy for 1999-2000 Conference, North Mankato, MN. Danes, S.M. (1999, May). Change as Loss or Opportunity. Minnesota Dairy Health Conference,

St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1999, May). Managing Change in Agriculture, New York State Extension,

Syracuse, NY. Danes, S.M. (1999, April). Managing Change in Rural Communities. Lutheran Social Services,

Renville County. Danes, S.M. (1999, March). Thriving During Periods of Change: Helping Farms, Families and

Communities in Transition. Southern Regional Conference on Change Management, Nashville, TN.

Danes, S.M. (1999, February). Working with Farm Labor is Managing Change. Large Herd

Dairy Group, Baldwin, WI. Danes, S.M. (1999, January). Impact of Changing Agriculture on the Farm Family. Minnesota

Crop Improvement Association Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN. Danes, S.M. (1998, March). Is There an “Average” Farm Business Couple?” College of

Agriculture Farm Recognition Day, St. Paul, MN.

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Danes, S.M. (1998, April). Minnesota Farm Women: 1988-1995. Minnesota Rural Futures

Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN. Danes, S.M. (1998, August). Farm Families Dealing with Unexpected Change. Understanding

the Connection between the Economy and Farm Families: Workshop for Professionals, Owatanna, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1998, September). Family Business Research and Resources. Workshop panel in

larger conference, “Assets for the Poor”, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1998, September). Issues of Farm Women: Discussion around Documentary,

“Farmer’s Wife”, Channel 2, Public TV, Minneapolis, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1998, September). Family Business Research and Resources. Workshop panel in larger conference, “Assets for the Poor”, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1998, November). Changing Roles of Farm Women. Minnesota Agri-Growth Council-1998 Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1998, December). The Changing Structure of Agriculture. 16th Annual Legislative

Farm Forum, North Makato, MN. Danes, S.M. (1997, April). Shifting Gender Roles in Rural Minnesota. One of seven seminars

as part of course CL 556, “Exploring Town and Country Ministry” from Minnestoa Consortium of Theological Schools.

Danes, S.M. (1997, March). Farm Women: The Heartbeat of the Farm Business. Workshop for

Minnesota Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers State Conference. Mankato, MN. Danes, S.M. (1996, May). Psychological barriers to change. Keynote for “Rightsizing Your

Lifestyle,” statewide Extension Educator staff development training emphasizing the effects of unemployment for New York Extension. Ithaca, NY.

Danes, S.M. (1996, May). Building quality financial management programs that empower

participants. Workshop within statewide staff development training for New York Extension Educators “Rightsizing Your Lifestyle,” Ithaca, NY.

Danes, S.M. (1996, May). Time: A precious business concept. Mora Bank, Mora, MN. Danes, S.M. (1996, April). Changing faces: Intergenerational Issues. Minnesota Rural Futures

1996 Annual Meeting. Danes, S.M. (1996, February). Financial management and deployment. Workshop for the

Family Readiness Program of the Air Force Reserve, St. Paul, MN.

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Danes, S.M. (1996, February). Teaching children money habits for life. Early Childhood and

Family Education Program, Buffalo, MN. Danes, S.M. (1996, February). Teaching children about money. Parent Involvement Fair

Workshop, Maplewood School District. Maplewood, MN. Danes, S.M. (1995, October). Financial socialization of children. Continuing Education and

Extension Series for Parent Educators, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1995, September). Adjusting to suddenly reduced income. Housing Counselors

Workshop: CCCS, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1995, April). Financial socialization of children. Statewide staff development

training, Illinois Extension Service Inservice, Urbana, IL. Danes, S.M. (1995, April). Decision making involvement of farm women. Department of

Agricultural and Consumer Economics, University of Illinois. Danes, S.M. (1994, November). Retirement plan transfer decisions. Washington Scientific

Industries and Steele County Private Industry Council, Owatonna, MN. Danes, S.M. (1994, November). Succession planning in farm family businesses. Passing on the

Farm Task Force, Appleton, MN. Danes, S.M. (1994, November). Teaching children money habits for life. Buffalo ECFE

Parents and Professionals, Buffalo, MN. Danes, S.M. (1994, August). Money's shadow. Financial Case Worker State Conference,

Brainerd, MN. Danes, S.M. (1994, March). Tackling farm transfer issues. Collaborative Conference,

Minnesota Extension Service, Minnesota Department of Agriculture, Rural Bankers Association, and Farm Credit Services. St. Cloud, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1993, November). Creative teaching of money management. Department of

Human Services 1993 Adolescent Services/SELF Conference: Youth in Transition, Monticello, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1993, November). Extension responds to weather related crises. Association for

Financial Counseling and Planning Education, Annual AFCPE Preconferences, San Antonio, TX.

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Danes, S.M. (1993, September). Farmer burnout. Transition 2000: Bridging the Gap (a seminar to help farm families evaluate their current situation yet continue to focus on the future), Cosmos, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1993, September). Helping kids learn about money. Minnesota Extension 4-H

Project Leader Training Workshop: Youth Life Skills, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1993, September). Retirement training for those Extension Educators younger

than 45. Minnesota Association of Extension Educators, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1993, May). Challenge of the future. Minnesota Extension Service Human

Resources Department, IDS Oak Ridge Conference Center, MN. Danes, S.M. (1992, September). Act now�Protect your future. Minnesota Home Economics

Association District IIIc Meeting, Duluth, MN. Danes, S.M. (1992, September). Social decision making is essential to farm family business

success. Cluster 12 Program Planning Day for Farm Families, Litchfield, MN. Danes, S.M. (1992, April). Conflict management: A key to farm family success. Dakota

County Farm Family Workshop, Dakota County, MN. Danes, S.M. (1992, March). Myths of family decision making. Wisconsin Home Economics

Association Annual Meeting, Eau Claire, WI. Danes, S.M. (1991, December). Developing children's financial values. Minnesota Council of

Family Relations Annual Meeting, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1991, December). Children and financial socialization. Twin City Financial

Counselors, Minneapolis, MN. Danes, S.M. (1991, December). Developing children's financial values. Minnesota Council of

Family Relations State Conference, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1991, October). Role of women, men, and families in Russia. Southeast District

Home Council, Rochester, MN. Danes, S.M. (1991, October). Ethical issues in agriculture: Farm women. St. Paul Student

Center Seminar, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1991, July). Stress of farm families in southern Minnesota. Jackson County

Extension. Danes, S.M. (1991, April). Saving and investment options for women. Chisago County

Women's Information Program, Chisago, MN.

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Danes, S.M. (1991, April). Farm family management involves social decision making. Milaca

High School Adult Farmer Program, two 3-hour workshop sessions. Danes, S.M. (1991, January). The three-pronged approach to farm family business success.

The National Conference of the National Farmer's Organization, Minneapolis, MN. Danes, S.M. (1990, December). Youth and financial socialization. Minnesota Council of

Family Relations State Conference, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1990, May). The work of farm women on and off the farm. Willmar Unitarian

Church, Willmar, MN. Danes, S.M. (1990, March). The relationships among the multiple roles of employed farm

women. Southern Regional Science Association: Panel on labor force participation of farm women, Washington, DC.

Danes, S.M. (1990, March). Financial management when resources are low. Arizona Expanded

Food and Nutrition Program, Phoenix, AZ. Danes, S.M. (1990, February). Building farm success with family team work. Solomon Sinclair

Farm Management Institute Farm Business Challenges '90 Conference, Winnipeg, Canada. Danes, S.M. (1990, February). The Soviet family. Phi Upsilon Omicron Honorary Founder's

Day, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1990, February). The work of farm women on and off the farm. Minneapolis

Unitarian Church. Minneapolis, MN. Danes, S.M. (1990, February). Farm women. St. Paul Student Center Insights Series, St. Paul,

MN. Danes, S.M. (1989, December). Rural women's employment issues and program strategies.

American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) Expert Panel Roundtable, Washington, DC.

Danes, S.M. (1989, November). Gender roles in agriculture past and present. Minnesota's

Historical Society's 1989 Annual History Conference, Minneapolis, MN. Danes, S.M. (1989, October). Women and families in agriculture. Excellence in Agricultural

Programs, Minnesota Extension Service Annual Conference, Brainerd, MN. Danes, S.M. (1989, September). Families and work. American-Soviet Symposium on Family

Sociology. Moscow, Soviet Union.

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Danes, S.M. (1989, September). Women's roles in the future of small farms. Expanding the Future of the Small Farm: What Works? University of Missouri, Columbia, MO.

Danes, S.M. (1989, August). The effect of change in rural life upon the lives of rural women

and their family members. Rural Mental Health Demonstration Project Teleconference, Luverne, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1989, July). The involvement of farm women in the farm operation. Minnesota

Chapter of American Society of Farm Managers and Rural appraisers Annual Meeting, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1989, May). Rural women's issues. Minnesota Women's Consortium, St. Paul,

MN. Danes, S.M. (1989, April). Minnesota farm women: Who are they and what do they do?

Minnesota Home Economics Association Annual Conference, Minneapolis, MN. Danes, S.M. (1989, March). The contribution of farm women to Minnesota agriculture. 1989

County Extension Day, St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1989, February). Findings of the 1988 Minnesota farm women study. Institute of

Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics Advisory Council business meeting, St. Paul, MN.

Danes, S.M. (1989, February). The work of Minnesota farm women. Research Day at the State

Capitol. A showcase of the latest University research covering a broad range of academic disciplines. University of Minnesota.

Danes, S.M. (1989). The work of Minnesota farm women: On and off the farm. Public policy

forums. Olivia, Windom, Owatonna, and Alexandria, MN. Danes, S.M. (1989, January). Managing your family budget. Farm Business Management

Conference. St.Cloud, MN. Danes, S.M. (1989, November). Families and work. American-Soviet Symposium on Families,

St. Paul, MN. Danes, S.M. (1988, November). The 1988 Minnesota farm women survey. American Agri-

women Annual Conference, Washington, DC. Danes, S.M. (1988, October). Minnesota farm women. Minnesota Extension Service Annual

Conference, Brainerd, MN. Danes, S.M. (1988, October). The impact of wives' employment on the achievement of home

ownership. Academia in Review: Research Fair. A showcase of the latest University research covering a broad range of academic disciplines. University of Minnesota.

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Danes, S.M. (1988). Women of the Farm. One program of a three-part lecture/discussion

series, Life in a Small Town, University of Minnesota. Danes, S.M. (1988). Health Insurance Decisions. Lyon County, afternoon and evening

seminar. Danes, S.M. (1988). The Four C's of Health Insurance. Family Financial Workshop for a six

county area in south central Minnesota. Danes, S.M. (1987). Who needs a financial planner? University of Minnesota Home

Economics Alumni Association. Annual meeting. POPULAR MEDIA SOURCES: The following popular press articles or media programs are based on my research reports or my research-based publications: July, 2014, Succession and Transfer Planning for the Next Generation of Montana Farmers and

Ranchers, Big Timber Pioneer Press, with Marsha A. Goetting June, 2013, Psychological Impact of Credit Card Debt, Real Simple Magazine-Money Wise

Section August 15, 2011, Think about Allowance? Consider this! Chicago Tribune, Cynthia Dizikes. July 21, 2011, The Post-Crisis and Kids: Giving Them Resilience to Succeed Financially,

kidsandmoney.com, Jayne Peurl. June 13, 2011, Giving Your Kids an Allowance (Or not): Before you automatically hand out

cash, think about what you’re doing. Judy Dahl, Home & Family Finance Resource Center website

December, 2010, Women as Barometers of Change in Family Businesses, Sharon M. Danes. May, 2010, Family & Money: Best Steps to Help Your Kid Master Credit, Money, George

Mannes. Jan. 10, 2010, Live Well with What You Have, Parade Magazine, Lynn Schnumberger. Fall, 2009, Emotional Wellness Communicating Under Pressure: Why Discussing Finances with

Your Family is Important, UMN Wellness Works, Vol. 4 (1), Lisa Lemler. Oct. 22, 2009, Families Coping with the Recession, MPR, Jessica Mador.

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Fall/Winter, 2009, Weathering Tough Times & Flooding Resources to the Rescue, University of Minnesota Extension Source.

July 12, 2009, It’s All in the Family: These Real Estate Relatives Stick Together in Good Times

and Bad, Star Tribune, Alex Robinson. June 2, 2009, Turning Economic Uncertainty into Opportunity: Taking Charge of Your Finances,

UMN Brief, Chris Schanus. May 21, 2009, How Parents Teach Their Kids About Financial Setbacks, CBS Money Watch,

Scott Martin. May, 15, 2009, 7 Steps to Security After a Job Loss, Bankrate.com, Sonya Stinson. April 9, 2009, Unspoil Your Kids & Change the Status Quo, Money, Karen Chaney. March 18, 2009, Unanticipated Stressors of Stay-at-Home Moms, Women’s Day, Jodi McLain. Feb. 24, 2009, Helping Children Cope, Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Newsletter, Crystal

Haernemann. February 2009, Children’s Money Habits for Life, Working Families Newsletter, Judy Taylor. Jan. 6, 2009, A Dozen Ways to Save after Wage Cuts & Job Loss, Star Tribune, John Ewoldt. December 2008, Family businesses and holidays, The Globe and Mail (Canada), Susan Pinker. November 2008, A daily miscellany of information, The Globe and Mail (Canada), Michael

Kesterton. October 2008, Saving money the old-fashioned way, Woman’s Day, Teri Cettina. October 2008, Stress Management for the Farm Family, UME Source, Sharon M. Danes. September 2008, Stress and changing spending patterns, Money Magazine, Ismat Mangla. October 2008, Paydirt: A chance for a lesson. Star and Tribune, Kara McQuire. September 2008, Teaching Children Money Habits for Life, Money Magazine, George Manis. September 2008, Higher prices means adjusting financial strategies, UME news release, Sharon

M. Danes. September 2008, Learning to reach lower for happiness, International Herald Tribune, Sharon

Reier.

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July 2008, Farm family succession and transfer, Farm Journal, Michael Duffy. July 2008, High school students and credit use, Horizon Credit Union Newsletter, Josh Alison. July 2008, Going into business with friends and family, WCCO radio, Jearlyn Steele. June 2008, Farm stress from price fluctuations, Top Producer, Charles Johnson. June 2008, Stress of Natural Disaster Experience, Star & Tribune, Kara McGuire. May 2008 Americans divided on their plans for economic stimulus tax rebate, according to

AICPA Survey Radio K, Ryan Wilson. May 2008, Finances Got You Stressed? Help is Available, UME Source, Sharon M. Danes. April 2008, Teaching Children Money Habits for Life, St. Cloud Times, Randy Kreb. April 2008, Money Messages: What you’re letting your kids (maybe without knowing it) and

how to communicate the values that matter most. Parenting by Valerie Frankel. March 2008, Teaching kids about money: Ages and Stages, Metro Parent, Portland Metro Area,

OR, monthly parent publication. Winter, 2008, Study: Gender differences Play a Role in Family Business Management Styles,

Family Business Magazine. December, 2007, Economics 101: How Kids Learn, Pioneer. December 12-25, 2007, Invested: One of the Biggest Differences Between Men and Women,

Minnesota Women’s Press December 7, 2007, See How They Run: Men and Women Manage Family Businesses

Differently, UMN News. October 16, 2007, Young Kids and Saving, Money Magazine, interviewed. October 1, 2007, Parent Guide: Preschoolers, Cincinnati. Com. September 30, 2007, Parent, Lessons for Your Kids’ Life: Always Time to Educate About

Handling Money, Budgeting. AZ Central September 27, Money: A Parents Guide for High Schoolers, Tucson Citizen.

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September 25, 2007, Teaching Children Money Habits for Life, Wondertime (parenting magazine), interviewed.

April 26, 2007, How Much Does Money Matter to Women in Workforce? Star Tribune,

interviewed. April 4, 2007, Ways to Wisely Use Tax Return, MN News Network, interviewed. March 31, 2007, Teach Kids Dollars Sense, Santa Clara Valley Signal. March 26, 2007, Financial Literacy Commission’s Report, U.S. News & World Report,

interviewed. March 26, 2007, Giving Your Kids a Financial Jumpstart, AARP Segunda Juventud, interview. March 15, 2007, Are we raising a generation of spenders? 940 Montreal radio interview. February 27, 2007, Copreneurs: How do they Do it? Time magazine, interviewed. February 13, 2007, Can You Make It with One Income? Today’s Focus/Time, interviewed. January 14, 2007, Money Messages WE Give Our Kids, Parenting magazine, interviewed. Dec. 22, 2006, Finances in suddenly expanded families, Today’s Focus (Time, Inc.), Eric Copage Dec. 13, 2006, Use of debit, credit, and store value cards with teens, MPR taping Dec. 8, 2006, Involvement of children in family finances, International Herald Tribune, Paris, France, Sharon Reier Nov. 1, 2006, Allowances, Wall Street Journal, John Jergensen October, 2006, It sure makes cents, Working Mother, Susan Gerstenzang Oct. 19, 2006, Teaching Children about finances, Lowcountry parent, Shannon Brigham September, 2006, Raising Money-wise kids, Homelife, Francine Huff August, 2006, Everything you know about kids and money, Money, Stephen Gandel Aug. 28, 2006, Kids and money, Parenting, Valerie Frankel August 25, 2006, Choosing while there is a choice, The Land, Terry Tellefson

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July 26, 2006, Financial Literacy, Wall Street Journal, Jane Kim Feb. 13, 2006, Children and Allowances, Market Watch, Marshall Loeb December 13, 2005, Teaching Children Money Habits for Life, Martha Stewart Kids, Sara Max October 25, 2005, Internet Use Among Farmers, Pipestone County Star, Duane Winn October 16, 2005, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Balancing Work and Family Life, Matt Krumrie October 1, 2005, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Family Finances: Through the Roof, David Peterson September 25, 2005, What You Don’t Talk About Can Hurt You, Hoard’s Dairyman, Lorraine

Merrill April 29, 2005, Thrive by Five: Teaching Your Preschooler About Spending and Saving, Credit

Union National Association website. June 28, 2004, Children returning to work within farm family businesses, AMPI (Associated

Milk Producers, Inc.), Sheryl Meshke. February 20, 2004, Retirement and the Continuation of Working Behavior, Melanie Evans,

Duluth News. August 27, 2004, Five Key Money Lessons for Children, Family Circle, Nancy Christy. December 7, 2004, U study shows finance classes help high schoolers, Minnesota Daily. December 3, 2004, Teens learn money habits for life. Sound Money, MPR. December 4, 2004, Curriculum teaches teens financial literacy, WCCO. 2004, Minnesota Credit Unions Collaborate on Financial Literacy, Savingteen (A supplement to

Credit Union Magazine), by Kristina McCourtney Wright. November/December, 2004, Evaluation of HSFPP shows Effectiveness in Increasing Teen

Financial Knowledge, NEFE Digest, A publication of the National Endowment for Financial Education.

November 1, 2004, Planning for the Next Generation or Just a Day Off-Succession Strategy

Benefits Business Owners, Darla Dernovsek, CUNA Home and Family Finance Resource Center.

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September, 21, 2004, A Fish Story: This New Holland User is Also a Professional Fisherman (The importance of business owners having a hobby to balance work life.), JoAnn Wilcox, New Holland’s PowerManager.

August 10, 2004, Parent’s Guide to Accompany “Money Savvy Pig” book and coloring/activity

book, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans. Nancy Verdier, Fraternal Marketing and Development Specialist.

August 29, 2003, Setting Your Risk Level is Key to Developing Retirement Plan, The Land. August, 18, 2003, Teaching Children About Money, South Carolina Harold Journal, Amanda

Riley. August, 7, 2003, Many Successful Business People Lack a Vision For Retirement, University of

Minnesota Extension News and Information August, 7, 2003, Help with Retirement Planning, University of Minnesota eNews. July, 23, 2003, Planning for Retirement, AM1330, Marilyn Butler. July 18, 2003, Most of Us Aren’t Confident About Our Retirement Funds, University of

Minnesota Extension News and Information. July, 16, 2003, Getting Through Tough Times, Minnesota Magazine. July, 8, 2003, At Least Half of Us Need Help with Retirement Planning Survey Shows,

University of Minnesota Extension News and Information. May, 13, 2003, Surviving Tough Times, St. Paul Pioneer Press. April, 4, 2003, Reducing Living Expenses after a Job Loss, AM1330, Minnesota News Network,

Brooks. April, 3, 2003, U of M Website Offers Resource for Families During Tough Times, University

News Service, Catherine Peloquin. March, 5, 2003, Farming is a Changing Profession (4-part series), St. Paul Pioneer Press, Lee

Ergstrom. January, 2003, Home and Family Finance On-line Magazine-Credit Union National Association,

“Prime Time for Financial Planning”, Dianne Molvig. November 29, 2002, New Jersey Sunday Herald, “Fiscal Resiliency can Overcome Life’s

Setbacks”, Barbara O’Neill, New Jersey Cooperative Extension Specialist.

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November 15, 2002, “Many Rural Residents Face Tremendous Changes”, The Green Sheet; Farm Forum, Aberdeen, South Dakota.

November, 5, 2002, “Many Rural Residents Face Tremendous Changes”, Jack Sperbeck,

University of Minnesota news-release service distributed statewide. October, 25, 2002, Hoard’s Dairyman: The People Side, “Managing Stress: Farm Families and

Change”, Lorraine Merrill. October, 24, 2002, “It Works Better to Help People Change Instead of Forcing Change”, Jack

Sperbeck, University of Minnesota news-release service distributed statewide. August, 16, 2002, Hoard’s Dairyman: The People Side, “Grief Cycle and Planning for Death”,

Lorraine Merrill. March, 2002, Cornell Human Ecology Magazine, “Resilient Communities”, Vol. 30, No. 1, will

Burbank. February, 2002, Fidelity Focus: The Magazine for Fidelity’s Investors, “Reality Check:

Reassessing Your Retirement Goals”, Jacqueline Fearer. December, 2001, Fidelity Focus On-line, “Retirement Reality Check” Will You Outlive Your

Savings?”, Jacqueline Fearer. July 10, 2001, Parent Magazine, “Dishes and Dollars”, Karen Holloway February 8, 2001, Pine County Courier, “Don’t Fall for an ‘Advanced Fee’ Loan Pitch” January, 2001, Farmer, Vol. 119 (1), 12-13, “Back to the Farm”, Lon Tonneson. September 6, 2000, Business Week, “Children and Allowances” August 29, 2000, Working Mother, Children and Allowances” September 8, 2000, Pittsburgh Tribune, “Children and Allowances” August, 2000, Minnesota Farmer, “Farm Women Taking Jobs in Town” June, 2000, Top Producer, “Stress and Change in Business” May, 2000, Genetic Trends (Vol. 52, #2), “Strengthening Communication” April 27, 2000, Parenting, “Children and Allowances” April 25, 2000, The Reporter (Fond du Lac, WI), “Are Financial Planners for You?”

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March 17, 2000, The Land, “Take Time to Shop Around for a Financial Planner” Dickrell, J. (December, 1999). Managing Change. Dairy Today. Merrill, L. (December, 1999). Men are from Earth, Women are from Earth. Hoard’s Dairyman. Schulz, K. (November, 1999). Managing Change in Farm Family Businesses. Land Magazine. Shockman, L. (October, 1999). Establishing a Home Office. Rochester Post Bulletin. Merrill, L. (October, 1999). Try a Little Respect. Hoard’s Dairyman. Bryan-Low, C. (August, 1999). Children’s Allowances. Wall Street Journal. (August, 1999). What did He (or She) Really Say? The Country Today. Ubel, T. & Ubel, D. (August, 1999). Positive Criticism can Help Family Business. The Farmer’s

Voice. Patau, P. (July, 1999). Keeping it in the family. Case’s Farm Forum. Willette, J.K. (May, 1999). More Farmers are Taking Jobs Away From Home. Agri-News. (April, 1999). Allowances for Kids: How Much? What Age? Chores. The Christian Science

Monitor. (April, 1999). Guide to Family Finance. Reader’s Digest. Gullickson, G. (March 4, 1999). Increasing Communication for Improved Profitability. Dakota

Farmer. Gullickson, G. (1998). Change Chat. The Farmer. 116 (14), 4. Molnar, J. (1998). A Rewarding Life on the Farm. Beltrami County Historical Society

Centennial Gazette, 15(1), 7. Wood, S. (March 25, 1997). Stretching the Family Dollar. Women’s Day. George, D. (July 19, 1996). Communicate before attempting to pass the farm along. The Land,

Wright County, MN. George, D. (May 30, 1996). Passing on the farm: Farmers need to prepare financially and

emotionally. Wadena Pioneer Journal (Part 4 of 4), Wadena, MN.

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George, D. (May 23, 1996). Passing on the farm: Ya gotta get along. Wadena Pioneer Journal (part 3 of 4), Wadena, MN.

George, D. (May 16, 1996). Passing on the farm: Long-term legal planning helpful to succeed.

Wadena Pioneer Journal (Part 2 of 4), Wadena, MN. George D. (May 9, 1996). Passing on the farm: Sorting out family dynamics first step in farm

succession. Wadena Pioneer Journal (Part 1 of 4), Wadena, MN. Muzic, J. (May, 1995). Teaching kids the value of money. Major, publication of Better Homes

and Gardens, Inc. Brinkman, M. (Feb/March, 1995). The other side of the farm: Women farmers. Crossings,

Stearns County Historical Society, St. Cloud, MN, pp. 2-8. Bailey, A. (October 16, 1994). The changing role of farm women. Grand Forks Herald, Grand

Forks, ND. Field, A. (September, 1994). Teaching kids about money. Blumberg Personal in New York

Times (new supplemental Sunday magazine with a personal/business focus). Abstract of Danes, S.M., O'Donnell, K., and Sakulnamarka. (Summer, 1994). Middle

Generation Hmong Couples and Daily Life Concerns. In Southeast Asian Refugee Studies Newsletter, K. Yang (Ed.), Vol. 14(2-3), p. 7.

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1 DR. SHARON M. DANES Professor University of Minnesota