VITA 1. ACADEMIC HISTORY

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VITA 1. ACADEMIC HISTORY

A. Name: Jeffrey L. Jordan

B. Present Rank: Professor - Appointed July 1, 1994

C. Duty Assignment: 38% Research, 52% Administration, 10% Public Service

D. Tenure Status: Tenured July 1, 1987

E. Member of Graduate Faculty: Appointed February 1986, Reappointed 1993, 2000, 2007, 2014, and 2019.

F. Education:

1. Ph.D., Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, 1982 2. M.S., Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, 1979 3. B.A. (with honors), James Madison College, International Relations and Asian Studies,

Michigan State University, 1975.

G. Academic Positions:

1. Professor & Research/Extension/Instruction Coordinator, Agricultural & Applied Economics, University of Georgia, 1994-present

2. Program Director, Southern Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education Program

(USDA) 1999-present.

3. Adjunct Professor, Griffin Technical College, 2001-2006.

4. Adjunct Professor, Division of Extended Education, Mercer University, 1998-2002.

5. Adjunct Professor, Stetson School of Business and Economics, Mercer University, 2001-2002.

6. Associate Professor & Research Leader, Agricultural & Applied Economics, University of

Georgia, 1991-1994.

7. Associate Professor, Agricultural Economics, University of Georgia, 1987-1991.

8. Assistant Professor, Agricultural Economics, University of Georgia, 1982-1987.

9. Instructor, Socio-Economic Policy, James Madison College, Michigan State University, 1982.

10. Instructor of Economics, Lansing (Michigan) Community College, 1979-1982.

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11. Graduate Research Assistant, Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, 1980-1982.

12. Graduate Research Assistant, Governor's Advisor on Science and Technology, State of

Michigan (through Department of Civil Engineering, Michigan State University) 1979-1980.

13. Instructor, Sociology, Adrian (Michigan) College, 1978-1979.

14. Graduate Research Assistant, Institute of Comparative and Area Studies, Michigan State

University, 1976-1978.

15. Graduate Research Assistant, International Studies and Programs, Michigan State University, 1975.

H. Post-Graduate Awards:

1. 1890 Land Grant Universities’ Champion Award, Southern SARE, 2015.

2. Lifetime Achievement Award, Southern Agricultural Economics Association, 2009.

3. American Agricultural Economics Association, Poster Award, 3rd Place, 2002.

4. Outstanding Contribution for Teaching of a Course. Southern Agricultural Economics

Association, 1999.

5. Outstanding Teacher Award, University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics Undergraduate Student Club, 1997.

6. American Water Works Association, Opflow Publications Award, 1995.

7. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region IV. Municipal Water Use Efficiency

Award, Educational Campaign Category, First Place, Awarded as President of the Georgia Water Wise Council, 1993.

8. Distinguished Service Award, Agricultural Economics Association of Georgia, 1992.

9. Selected as Fellow, National Leadership Development Program, Resources for the Future,

National Center for Food and Agricultural Policy, Washington, DC, 1991.

10. United States Department of Agriculture, Superior Service Award, 1988.

11. Selected as Visiting Research Scholar, University of Georgia - Kagoshima University (Japan) Exchange Program, 1988.

12. Transportation Research Forum-Agricultural Chapter, 1986 Outstanding Paper Award,

runner-up.

13. Elected as faculty member, Gamma Sigma Delta, Ag. Honor Society, 1986.

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14. Transportation Research Forum's 1985 Outstanding Paper Award.

15. Regular Common Carrier Conference, 1985 Outstanding Paper Award, 2nd Place.

16. Finalist, American Society for Horticultural Science 1985 Vegetable Publication Award.

2. RESIDENT INSTRUCTION

A. Program of Instruction: AAEC 4990 – Special Topics in Ag and Applied Economics: Economics of Poverty. This three credit class was joint-listed as HACE 4900. The course was developed through a grant from the UGA Poverty Initiative and involves students in the research project, “Why Dropouts Happen? Exploring Education, Homeownership and Poverty? (Offered Spring 2008).

AAEC 4800/6800 - Water Resource Economics. This five credit class is designed for upper level undergraduates and M.S. students. Course development has included the design of a set of reading covering the course topics, a course web site, and distance learning techniques (1997-2001). Currently offering course through UGA Independent Study.

AAE 4990- Special Topics. Spring 1998 course preparing a team of students to participate in a mock negotiation session regarding the Tri-State Water Allocation process.

B. Course Description:

AAEC 4990 – The course on poverty and the role of education and housing in both reducing and contributing to poverty in America. The seminar includes speakers involved in poverty issues as well as readings and class discussions. Students are involved in the funded research project and participate in the design and analysis of survey data. The course concentrates on the economic and social aspects of low-income America.

AAEC 4800 - A study of the theoretical and applied economic aspects of the demand, supply, development and management of water resources. Special emphases on river basin and project planning, benefit-cost analyses, water demands and multiple use management of water resources.

C. Teaching Improvement:

In 1994 and 1995 received a National Science Foundation/U.S. Geological Survey grant to attend a two-week "Water Sciences Teaching Workshop" at the USGS National Training Center in Denver.

D. Graduate Advising:

1. Thesis/Dissertation Directed and Supervised (Major Professor):

Dieduonne Mann (M.S.), 1985. "An Economic Analysis of Quality Maintenance During Shipment of Perishable Commodities: Temperature Control and Stacking Patterns."

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Jayachandran N. Variyam (Ph.D.), 1990. "Credit Market Conditions and Farm Financial Performance."

Stephen L. Morgan (M.S.), 1992. "An Economic Analysis of Using Cover Crops for Groundwater Protection."

Chris Carlson (M.S.), 1995. "Modeling the Financial Health of Public Water Systems."

Vonda Humphry (M.S.), 1996. (University Minority Assistantship Recipient). "An Economic Analysis of the Oconee County (Georgia) Sewer Expansion Project."

Henry Jones (M.S.), 2000. AWater Supply Industry in Georgia: Is Deregulation a Possibility?@

2. Member of Advisory, Prelim, or Reading Committee:

Paul Wojtkowski, M.S., 1982. Johnathan Waters, M.S., 1993. Ibrahima Yague, M.S., 1993, Ph.D. L. Rinnta, Ph.D., 1994. Archie Flanders, Ph.D. 1999. Carrie Neely, M.S. 2006. Randy Starr, M.S. 2007. Doris Sande, Ph.D., 2010. Anthony Baffoe-Bonnie, Ph. D., 2015 Dyna Ty, Ph.D., 2015 Mona Ahmadiani, Ph.D., 2016-18. Tianyuan Luo, Ph.D., 2016-17. Frida Cruz, MS, 2018.

3. Post-Doctoral Supervisor:

Abdelmoneim H. Elnagheeb, 1991- 1995. Nii A. Abrahams, 1997-1999. Senhui He, 1999-2002. Abdul Munasib, 2005-2006. Bulent Anil, 2007-2008. Oz Kaya, 2009

3. SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES

A. Publications:

Books:

1. Jordan, J. L. and A. Wolf (Eds.). Water Allocations in the Southeast: New Uses, New Methods, New Models. University Press of Florida May 2006.

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2. Jordan, J.L., E. Pennick, W. Hill, and R. Zabawa (eds.) Land and Power: Sustainable Agriculture and African Americans. Beltsville, MD: Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program August 2009.

3. Beaulieu, L. J. and J.L. Jordan. Developing Sustainable Agriculture and Community. New York: Routledge Press, 2013.

Chapters in Books:

1. Campbell, D. T., S. E. Prussia, R. L. Shewfelt, W. C. Hurst, J. L. Jordan. 1986. Postharvest Handling Systems Analysis of Fresh Produce. In Cargill, B. F. Engineering for Potatoes, St. Joseph, MI: Am. Soc. Ag. Eng. p. 350-391.

2. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1993. Willingness to Pay for Alternative Management

Systems to Protect Water Quality. In Schnepf, M. Agricultural Research to Protect Water Quality. Ankeny, Iowa: Soil and Water Conservation Society, pp. 244-245.

3. Jordan, J. L. 1995. Resolving Intergovernmental Water Disputes Through Negotiation. In

A. Dinar and E. Loehman, Ed. Water Quantity/Quality Management and Conflict Resolution: Institutions, Processes, and Economic Analyses. Praeger, p. 219-231.

4. Cromwell, J. and J. Jordan. 1999. Linking Full Cost Recovery and Sustainability.

Providing Safe Drinking Water in Small Systems Technology, Operations, and Economics. Boca Raton: CRC press, p. 57-62.

5. Jordan, J. L. 2003. Cost-Benefit Analysis. In Water Science and Issues, ed., E. Julius

Dasch. New York: Macmillan Reference, USA.

6. Jordan, J. L. 2003. Economic Development. In Water Science and Issues, ed., E. Julius Dasch. New York: Macmillan Reference, USA.

7. Jordan, J.L. 2006. Conflict Comes to the Humid East: The Tri-state Water Wars. In

Interstate Water Allocation in Alabama, Florida, and Georgia: New Issues, New Methods, New Models. ed., J. Jordan and A. Wolf. University Press of Florida, p. 20-29.

8. Dellapenna, J.W., J.L. Jordan, S. Leitman, and A. Wolf. 2006. Conclusions: Outcomes,

Updates, and Lessons Learned. In Interstate Water Allocation in Alabama, Florida, and Georgia: New Issues, New Methods, New Models. ed., J. Jordan and A. Wolf. University Press of Florida, p. 233-248.

9. Wolf, A. and J.L. Jordan. 2006. Afterword: New Models for Water Allocation in

the Southeast. In Interstate Water Allocation in Alabama, Florida, and Georgia: New Issues, New Methods, New Models. ed., J. Jordan and A. Wolf. University Press of Florida, p. 249-256.

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10. Jordan, J.L., E. Pennick, W. Hill, and R. Zabawa. 2009. Land and Power: Sustainable Agriculture and African Americans. In Land and Power: Sustainable Agriculture and African Americans, ed., Jordan, J.L., E. Pennick, W. Hill, and R. Zabawa. Beltsville, MD: Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program August 2009.

11. Beaulieu, L. J. and J. L. Jordan. 2013. Sustainable Development: Connecting

Agriculture and Community. In Developing Sustainable Agriculture and Community, ed. Beaulieu, L.J. and J.L. Jordan. New York: Routledge Press, p. 1-7.

Journal Articles:

1. Jordan, J. L. 1983. The Effect of Rising Energy Costs on the Delivery of Apples to

Market. HortScience, 18(5):715-716.

2. Jordan, J. L. and S. R. Thompson. 1984. Forecasting Rail Freight Traffic From A Statewide Model. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics, 16(2):83-89.

3. Jordan, J. L. and R. Brooks. 1984. IO/EAM: An Input-Output Economic Assessment Model. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics, 16(2):145-149.

4. Shewfelt, R. L., S. E. Prussia, W. C. Hurst, and J. L. Jordan. 1985. A Systems Approach

to the Evaluation of Changes in Quality During Postharvest Handling of Southern Peas. Journal of Food Science, 50:769-772.

5. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, and W. C. Hurst. 1985. Estimating the Price of

Quality Characteristics for Tomatoes: Aiding the Evaluation of the Postharvest System. HortScience, 20(2): 203-205.

6. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, W. C. Hurst, and S. E. Prussia. 1985. Pricing Quality

Attributes at the Wholesale Level. Journal of the Food Distribution Research Society, 16(2): 11-15.

7. Jordan, J. L., D. Mann, S. E. Prussia, and C. Thai. 1985. Managing the Transportation of

Perishable Commodities: Temperature Control and Stacking Patterns. Journal of the Transportation Research Forum, 26(1): 585-589.

8. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, and W. C. Hurst. 1985. Estimating Implicit

Marginal Prices of Quality Characteristics of Tomatoes. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics, 17(2): 139-146.

9. Shewfelt, R. L., S. E. Prussia, J. L. Jordan, W. C. Hurst, and A. V. A. Resurreccion. 1986.

A Systems Analysis of Postharvest Handling of Fresh Snap Beans. HortScience, 21: (3) 470-472.

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10. Shewfelt, R. L., A. V. A. Resurreccion, J. L. Jordan, and W. C. Hurst. 1986. Quality Characteristics of Fresh Snap Beans in Different Price Categories. Journal of Food Quality, 9: 77-88.

11. Jordan, J. L. and W. O Mizelle. 1986. Competition in Markets for Fruits and Vegetables.

Journal of Agribusiness, 3(1):33-36.

12. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, C. N. Thai, S. E. Prussia. 1986. Transporting Perishable Commodities: The Economic Impacts of Separating Ethylene-Generators from Ethylene-Sensitive Produce. Journal of the Transportation Research Forum, 27(1):229-234.

13. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia. 1987. The Value of Peach Quality

Characteristics in the Postharvest System. Acta Horticulturae. 203:175-182.

14. Shewfelt, R. L., S. C. Myers, S. E. Prussia, J. L. Jordan. 1987. Quality of Fresh-Market Peaches Within the Postharvest Handling System. Journal of Food Science, 52(2):361-364.

15. Jordan, J. L., S. E. Prussia, R. L. Shewfelt, W. A. Flanders. 1987. Optimal Cross-Country

Shipment of Perishable Commodities: An Economic Approach. Journal of the Transportation Research Forum, 28(1), 126-131.

16. Jordan, J. L., S. E. Prussia, and R. L. Shewfelt. 1988. A Hedonic Approach to Estimating

the Value of Quality Characteristics of Horticultural Crops. Acta Horticulturae, 223:376-382.

17. Muttiah, R. S., C. N. Thai, S. E. Prussia, R. L. Shewfelt, and J. L. Jordan. 1988. An

Expert System for Lettuce Handling at a Retail Store. Transactions of the American Society for Agricultural Engineering, 31(2):662-628.

18. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia. 1989. An Economic Evaluation of Alternative

Postharvest Peach Handling Systems. Acta Horticulturae, 258:349-356.

19. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, J. C. Garner, and J. N. Variyam. 1990. Estimating the Value of Internal Quality Aspects to Consumers. Acta Horticulturae, 259:139-144.

20. Variyam, J. N., J. L. Jordan, and J. E. Epperson. 1990. Preferences of Citizens for

Agricultural Policies: Evidence from a National Survey. American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 72(2):257-267.

21. Jordan, J. L. and J. N. Variyam. 1990. "Public Preferences for Soil Erosion Control.


22. Variyam, J. N., and J. L. Jordan. 1991. Economic Perceptions and Agricultural Policy Preferences. Western Journal of Agricultural Economics, 16(2):304-314.

23. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1991. Public Perceptions of Food Safety. Journal of

the Food Distribution Research Society, 22:13-22.

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24. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1992. Public Perceptions of Agricultural Research. Journal of the Atlantic Economics Society, 2(1):159-163.

25. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1992. The Structure of Citizens Preferences for

Government Soil Erosion Control Programs. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics, 24(2):73-82.

26. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1993. Willingness to Pay for Improvements in

Drinking-Water Quality. Water Resources Research, 29(2):237-245.

27. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Melding Private and Public Interests in Water Rights Markets: Discussion. Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 25(1):84-88.

28. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1994. Consequences of Using Different Question

Formats in Contingent Valuation: A Monte Carlo Study. Land Economics, 70(1):97-110.

29. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1994. Difference in Contingent Valuation Estimates from Referendum and Check-List Questions. Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 19(1):115-128.

30. Jordan, J. L. 1994. The Effectiveness of Pricing as a Stand-Alone Water Conservation

Program. Water Resources Bulletin, 30(5):871-878.

31. Jordan, J. L. 1995. Incorporating Externalities in Conservation Programs. Journal of the American Water Works Association, (June) 49-56.

32. Elnagheeb, A. H. and J. L. Jordan. 1995. Comparing Three Approaches that Generate

Bids for the Referendum CVM. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 29(1):92-104.

33. Jordan, J. L., A. H. Elnagheeb, and V. Humphry. 1995. The Structure of Farmers'

Perceptions of Groundwater Pollution, J. of Ag. & Applied Econ. 27(1):224-237.

34. Jordan, J. L., H. Witt, and J. Wilson. 1996. Modeling Water Utility Financial Performance. Water Resources Bulletin, 32(1): 137-144.

35. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1997. Estimating the Value of Water in Georgia.


36. Jordan, J. L. 1997. Financial Indicators Measure Fiscal Health. Journal AWWA, 89(8):34-40.

37. Jordan, J. L. 1997. Externalities & Integrated Resource Planning. Water Resources

Update, 104: 26-27.

38. Jordan, J. L. and R. Albani. 1999. Using Conservation Rate Structures. Journal AWWA, 91(8):65-73.

39. Jordan, J. L. 1999. Externalities, Water Prices, and Water. J. Amer. Water Resources

Assoc., 35(5):1007-1014.

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40. Jordan, J. L. 1999. Pricing to Encourage Conservation: Which Price? Which Rate

Structure. In AManagement of Water Demand: Unresolved Issues.@ Special issue of Water Resources Update, UCOWR, 14(Winter):34-37.

41. Jordan, J. L. 1999. Externalities, Water Prices, and Water. United Nations Water

Resources Journal, (Sept.):1-8. 42. Abrahams, N. A., B. J. Hubbell and J. L. Jordan. 2000. Joint Production and Averting

Expenditure Measures of WTP: Do Water Expenditures Really Measure Avoidance Costs? AJAE, 82(2):427-437.

43. Varlamoff, S. M., W. J. Florkowski, J. G. Latimer, J. L. Jordan and S. K. Braman. 2000.

Homeowner Interest in Environmentally Friendly Gardening Practices: A Georgia Survey. Pollution Prevention Review, 10(4):39-48.

44. Jordan, J. L. 2001. Negotiating Water Allocation Using a Comprehensive Study Format:

The ATri-State Water Wars.@ Water Resources Update, UCOWR, 18(January):38-43.

45. Varlamoff, S., W. J. Florkowski, J. L. Jordan, J. Latimer, and K. Braman. 2001. Georgia Homeowner Survey of Landscape Management Practices. Hort Technology.

46. Varlamoff, S., W. J. Florkowski, J. G. Latimer, S. K. Braman, and J. L. Jordan. 2002.

Homeowners and Their Choice of Information Sources About Gardening. Journal of Extension, 40(3), online at http://www.joe.org/joe/2002june/a7.html.

47. Jordan, J. and S. He. 2003. Size Counts: The Economic Value of Bottled Water. Choices,

(Fall 2002) p. 38-40.

48. Jordan, J.L. and A. Munasib. 2006. “Motives as Social Capital Consequences.” J. of Econ. Issues, Vol. XL, No. 4, p. 1093-1112, Dec.

49. Jordan, J.L. 2007. “Sustainable Capitalism: A Matter of Common Sense.” Book Review

Ag. and Human Values, 23: 531-532.

50. Jordan, J.L. 2007. “The Curse of American Agricultural Abundance: A Sustainable Solution.” Book Review Ag. and Human Values, 24:267-268.

51. He, S., W.J. Florkowski, and J.L. Jordan. 2007. “Source-Related Acquisition Costs and

Preference for Information Sources.” Zeszyty Naukowe, SERiA 9(3):85-92.

52. Beaulieu, L.J. and J.L. Jordan. 2007. “Sustainable Agriculture: Connecting Development.” Journal of the Community Development Society, 38(3): 1-7.

53. Jordan. J. L. 2008. “Developing and Extending Sustainable Agriculture: A New Social

Contract.” Book Review Agricultural Systems, 98(1): 63-64.

54. Jordan, J.L. and D. H. Constance. 2008. “Sustainable Agriculture and the Social Sciences: Getting Beyond Best Management Practices and Into Food Systems.” Southern Rural Sociology, 23(1): 1-22.

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55. Jordan, J.L. 2008. “Evaluating Water Conservation Strategies and Policies (Discussant)”

J. Agriculture and Applied Economics, 40(2):503-505.

56. Jordan, J.L. and G. Roland. 2009. “Farming and the Fate of Wild Nature: Essays in Conservation-Based Agriculture.” Book Review Ag. and Human Values, 26:145-146.

57. Jordan, J.L. 2009. “Economics as Applied Social Science: To Inquire, To Teach, and to

Serve.” J. Agriculture and Applied Economics, 41(2): 325-329.

58. Jordan, J.L. and B. Anil. 2009. “Race, Gender, School Discipline, and Human Capital Effects.” J. Agriculture and Applied Economics, 41(2): 419-429.

59. Jordan, J.L., B. Anil, and A. Munasib. 2010. “Community Development and Local Social

Capital.” J. Agriculture and Applied Economics, 42(1): 143-159.

60. Jordan, J.L., B. Anil and V. Herbert. 2011. “Housing Uncertainty and Childhood Impatience.” J. Urban Education. 46(5):1169-1187.

61. Munasib, A. and J.L. Jordan. 2011. “The Effect of Social Capital on the Choice to Use Sustainable Agricultural Practices.” J. Agriculture and Applied Economics, 43(2):213-227.

62. Castillo, M., P. Ferraro, J. Jordan, and R. Petrie. 2011. “The Today and Tomorrow of Kids:

Time Preferences and Educational Outcomes of Children.” J. Pub. Econ., 95(11-12):1377-1385.

63. Jordan, J.L., G. Kostandini, and E. Mykerezi. 2012. “Rural and Urban High School

Dropout Rates: Are They Different?” J. Research in Rural Education, 27(12):1-21. 64. Mykerezi, E., G. Kostandini, J.L. Jordan, and I. Melo. 2014. “On Rural-Urban

Differences in Human Capital Formation: Finding the ‘Bottlenecks.” J. of Rural Social Sciences, 29(1):17-47.

65. Hayes, M., G. Kostandini, J.L. Jordan. 2014. “Farmers’ Perceptions of

Biopharming.” AgBioForum, 17(2), 133-140. 66. Castillo, M., J.L. Jordan, R. Petrie. 2019. Children’s Rationality, Risk Attitudes and

Field Behavior. European Economic Review, 102:62-81.

67. Castillo, M. J.L. Jordan, R. Petrie. 2019. Discount Rates of Children and High School Graduation. The Economic Journal, doi 10.1111/ecoj.12574. 129 (619): 68. Munasib, A., G. Kostandini, J.L. Jordan. 2018. Impact of the Stand Your Ground Law on Gun Deaths: Evidence of a Rural Urban Dichotomy. European Journal of Law and Economics. 45 (3): 527-554. Doi. 10.1007/s10657-018-9581-z

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69. Luo, Tianyuan, G. Kostandini, J.L. Jordan. 2018. The Impact of LAWA on the Family Labour Supply Among Farm Households. European Review of Agricultural Economics Doi:10.109/erae/jby017.

Research Bulletins, Research Reports, and Faculty Series (FS):

1. Jordan, J. L. and S. R. Thompson. 1982. Using a Regional Input-Output Model to

Forecast Rail Freight Traffic: With Applications for the Subsidy-Abandonment Decision. Agricultural Economics Report, No. 420, East Lansing: Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University.

2. Jordan, J. L. and S. R. Thompson. 1982. Use of Input-Output to Forecast Rail Traffic on

Branch Lines. Department of Agricultural Economics, Staff Paper 82-77, Michigan State University.

3. Jordan, J. L. 1983. The Impact of Rising Real Energy Prices on Sources of Primary Foods

in the Atlanta Market: Fresh Potatoes. Georgia Experiment Station Research Report #423.

4. Jordan, J. L. 1983. The Impact of Rising Energy Prices on Sources of Primary Foods in

the Atlanta Market: Fresh Apples. Georgia Experiment Station Research Report #424.

5. Jordan, J. L. 1984. A Generalized Procedure for Estimating State Rail Freight Traffic. Georgia Experiment Station Research Bulletin #311.

6. Jordan, J. L., R. Brooks, and J. M. Lee. 1985. A User's Guide to IO/EAM: An

Input-Output Economic Assessment Model. Georgia Experiment Station Research Report #468.

7. Hubbard, E., J. L. Jordan, and S. L. Ott. 1986. Receipts and Shipments of Soybeans in

Georgia, 1982 and 1983. Georgia Experiment Station Research Report #487.

8. Hubbard, E. and J. L. Jordan. 1986. Receipts and Shipments of Wheat in Georgia, 1982 and 1983. Georgia Experiment Station Research Report #493.

9. Hubbard, E. and J. L. Jordan. 1986. Receipts and Shipments of Corn and Grain Sorghum

in Georgia, 1982 and 1983. Georgia Experiment Station Research Report #499.

10. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, D. T. Campbell. 1986. Value in the Postharvest Handling of Tomatoes: A Report of the Postharvest Quality Improvement Team. Georgia Experiment Station Research Bulletin #345.

11. Prussia, S. E., J. L. Jordan, R. L. Shewfelt, R. B. Beverly. 1987. A Systems Approach for

Interdisciplinary Postharvest Research on Horticultural Crops. Georgia Experiment Station Research Report #514.

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12. Ott, S. L., E. Hubbard, and J. L. Jordan. 1987. Practices of Georgia Firms Purchasing and Selling Feed Crops, 1982 and 1983. Georgia Experiment Station Research Report #524.

13. Ott, S. L., J. L. Jordan, R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, R. B. Beverly, and R. Mongelli.

1989. An Economic Analysis of Postharvest Handling Systems for Fresh Broccoli. Georgia Experiment Station Research Bulletin #387.

14. Beilock, R., et al. (Contributing Author). 1989. Movements of Fresh Fruits and

Vegetables in the US. Southern Cooperative Series Bulletin.

15. Wailes, E. J. and J. Vercimak (Committee Member). 1989. Grain Production and Utilization in the US: With Projections for 1990/2000. Southern Cooperative Series Bulletin. #333.

16. Variyam, J. N. and J. L. Jordan. 1989. Analysis of Agricultural Policy Preferences Using

Multiple Correspondence Analyses. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-89-08.

17. Variyam, J. N., J. L. Jordan and J. E. Epperson. 1989. Preferences of Citizens for

Agricultural Policies: A Latent Variable Approach. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-89-17.

18. Jordan, J. L., S. E. Prussia, R. L. Shewfelt, and J. C. Garner. 1989. Economic Impact of

Cooling Delays on Fruits and Vegetable. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-89-32.

19. Variyam, J. N. and J. L. Jordan. 1989. An Analysis of U.S. Farms Using Correspondence

Analysis. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-89-34.

20. Variyam, J. N., J. L. Jordan, R. L. Shewfelt, and S. E. Prussia. 1989. Preharvest Effects

on Postharvest Quality and Marketing. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-89-43.

21. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, J. C. Garner, and J. N. Variyam. 1989. Estimating the Value

of Internal Quality Aspects to Consumers. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-89-51.

22. Variyam, J. N. and J. L. Jordan. 1989. Economic Perceptions and Agricultural Policy

Preferences. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-89-53.

23. Jordan, J. L., S. L. Ott, R. L. Shewfelt, and S. E. Prussia. 1989. Modeling Quality in the

Transportation of Perishables. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-89-54.

24. Elnagheeb, A. H. and J. L. Jordan. 1990. Public Perceptions of Food Safety. University

of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-90-20.

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25. Jordan, J. L., S. E. Prussia, R. L. Shewfelt, C. N. Thai, and R. Mongelli. 1990. Transportation Management, Postharvest Quality and Shelf-Life Extension of Lettuce. Georgia Experiment Station Research Report #386.

26. Elnagheeb, A. H., and J. L. Jordan. 1991. Citizen Preferences for Farm Size. University

of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-91-03.

27. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1991. Public Preferences for Government Soil Erosion Control Program. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-91-04.

28. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1991. Public Perceptions of Agricultural Research.

University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-91-19.

29. Jordan, J. L., and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1992. Perceptions of Water Quality and Willingness

to Pay for Quality Improvements. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-92-05.

30. Jordan, J. L. 1992. Resolving Intergovernmental Water Disputes Through Negotiations.

University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-92-08.

31. Jordan, J. L. 1992. The Structure of Georgia's Grain Handling Industry - 1990. Georgia

Experiment Station Research Report #610.

32. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Estimating the Willingness to Pay for Water. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-93-04.

33. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Achieving Water Conservation Through Rate Design. University of

Georgia, Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-93-12.

34. Jordan, J. L. and F. McCarthy. 1993. Establishing a Statewide Water Conservation Organization. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Faculty Series, FS-93-15.

35. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Charting the Effectiveness of a Local Conservation Program. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Faculty Series, FS-93-16.

36. Jordan, J. L., J. Waters, and R. M. North. 1994. Water Supply Facilities and Pricing in

Georgia. Georgia Experiment Station Bulletin #625.

37. Jordan, J. L., S. L. Morgan, and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1994. An Economic Analysis of Cover Crop Use in Georgia to Protect Groundwater Quality. Georgia Experiment Station Research Bulletin #419.

38. Jordan, J. L. and I. Yague. 1994. Bid Prices and Quality Discounts at Georgia Grain

Elevators. Georgia Experiment Station Research Report #624.

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39. Jordan, J. L. 1994. "Integrated Resource Planning, Externalities, and Water Conservation." University of Georgia Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-94-10.

40. Jordan, J. L., H. J. Witt and J. R. Wilson. 1994. "Modeling the Financial Health of Public

Water Systems." University of Georgia Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-94-11.

41. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1995. Willingness-to-Pay for the Safe Drinking Water

Act. University of Georgia Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-95-01.

42. Jordan, J. L., C. Carlson and H. J. Witt. 1996. Water Use and Conservation Opportunities

in Georgia's Nursery and Turf Industry. Report of the ACF/ACT River Basin Study. Georgia Experiment Station Research Bulletin (#422).

43. Jordan, J. L. 1996. 1994/95 Georgia Survey of Water Rates. Department of Agricultural

and Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-96-12.

44. Jordan, J. L. 1996. 1994/95 Survey of Private Water Rates in Georgia. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-96-18.

45. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Evaluating Water Conservation Rates. Report to the AWWA

Conservation Division.

46. Jordan, J. L. 1998. 1998 Georgia Survey of Wastewater Rates. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-98-11.

47. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Georgia Water Series Issue 1: An Introduction to Water: Economic

Concepts, Water Supply and Water Use. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-98-13.

48. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Georgia Water Series Issue 2: Doing Benefit/Cost Analysis for Water

Projects: A Primer. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-98-14.

49. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Georgia Water Series Issue 3: Evaluating Water System Financial

Performance and Financing Options. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-98-15.

50. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Georgia Water Series Issue 4: Issues in Water Pricing. Department of

Agricultural and Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-98-16.

51. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Georgia Water Series Issue 5: Rate Design for Small Systems. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-98-17.

52. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Georgia Water Series Issue 6: Future Issues and Direction Facing

Water Resources. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-98-18.

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53. Jordan, J. L. 2004. Connecting the Sources and Consequences of Social Capital for Rural Development. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Faculty Series, FS-04-03.

54. Jordan, J. L. 2004. Social Capital and Agricultural Sustainability. University of Georgia,

Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics, Faculty Series FS-04-04.

55. Jordan, J. L., N. Abrahams, and H. Jones. 2004. Do Natural Monopoly Characteristics Still Exist in the Water Supply Industry? University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics, Faculty Series, FS-04-05.

56. Jordan, J. L. 2004. Levels of Social Capital in Georgia: Associational Activities in

Georgia=s Communities. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics, Faculty Series, FS-04-07.

57. Jordan, J. L. 2004. Constructing a Human Development Index for Georgia=s Counties.

University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics, Faculty Series, FS-04-08.

58. Jordan, J. L. 2004. Does Social Capital Contribute to Measures of Quality of Life in

Georgia? University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics, Faculty Series, FS-04-09.

59. Jordan, J. L. 2005. Farmers= Choice of Using Sustainable Agricultural Practices: A Social

Capital Approach. University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics, Faculty Series, FS-05-01.

60. Jordan, J.L. 2005. Motives and Social Capital Consequence. University of Georgia,

Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Faculty Series, FS-05-02.

61. Jordan, J.L. 2005. Are Friendly Farmers Environmentally Friendly? University of Georgia, Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Faculty Series, FS-05-03.

62. Jordan, J.L. 2005. Human Development and Social Capital. University of Georgia,

Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Faculty Series, FS-05-06. Abstracts:

1. Jordan, J. L. and S. R. Thompson. 1983. Use of Input-Output to Forecast Rail Traffic on Branch Line. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics, 15 (1):167.

2. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, and W. C. Hurst. 1984. Impact of Quality

Deterioration on the Price of Vegetables Through the Postharvest Process. Journal of the Food Distribution Research Society, 15(1):117-118.

3. Jordan, J. L. 1984. Forecasting Rail Freight Traffic in Georgia. Southern Journal of

Agricultural Economics, 16(1):192.

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4. Shewfelt, R. L., S. E. Prussia, W. C. Hurst, and J. L. Jordan. 1984. Quality Changes in Turnip Greens During Postharvest Handling - A Systems Approach. Proceedings of the 81st Meeting of the Southern Association of Agricultural Sciences, Food Science & Human Nutrition Section, p. 16.

5. Shewfelt, R. L., S. E. Prussia, W. C. Hurst, and J. L. Jordan. 1984. A Systems Approach

to the Evaluation of Changes in Quality During Postharvest Handling of Southern Peas. Proceedings of the 44th Annual Meeting of the Institute of Food Technologists, p. 166.

6. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, and W. C. Hurst. 1985. Hedonic Price

Estimation for Tomatoes Using a Flexible Functional Form: Evaluating the Postharvest System. Journal of the Atlantic Economics Society, 13(1): 87-88.

7. Jordan, J. L. 1985. Summary of Comments on "Potential Competition and Forest Service

Auction Prices." Journal of the Atlantic Economics Society, 13(1):83-84.

8. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, and W. C. Hurst. 1985. Value of Fresh Vegetables Through the Postharvest Handling System. Journal of the Food Distribution Research Society, 16(1):113-114.


Quality Characteristics for Tomatoes: Aiding the Evaluation of the Postharvest System. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics, 17(1):197.

10. Shewfelt, R. L., A. V. A. Resurreccion, W. C. Hurst, and J. L. Jordan. 1985. Quality of

Fresh-Market Tomatoes As Affected By Size and Method of Ripening. HortScience, 20(3):590.


Marginal Prices of Tomatoes Using a Flexible Functional Form. American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 67(5): 1274.

12. Jordan, J. L. 1986. Comments on Industrial Organization - Discussant. Journal of the

Atlantic Economics Society, 14(1):101-102.

13. Shewfelt, R. L., S. C. Myers, S. E. Prussia, J. L. Jordan, and W. C. Hurst. 1986. Quality of Fresh-Market Peaches Within the Postharvest Handling System. Proceedings of the 46th Annual Meeting of the Institute of Food Technologists, p. 202.

14. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, and W. C. Hurst. 1986. Using a Hedonic Price

Function to Evaluate Retail Tomato Handling. Journal of the Atlantic Economics Society, 14(1):105.

15. Jordan, J. L... 1986. Comment on "An Economic Analysis of Motor Carrier Regulation in

California." Journal of the Atlantic Economics Society, 14(1):101-102.

16. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, and W. C. Hurst. 1986. The Value of Peach Quality Characteristics in the Postharvest System. HortScience, 21 :( 3) Sec. 2, Supp.:25.

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17. Jordan, J. L., S. E. Prussia, R. L. Shewfelt, and C. Thai. 1986. Transporting Perishable Commodities: An Economic Analysis of Air-flow Stacking in Trucks. HortScience, 21 :(3) Sec. 2, Supp.:21.

18. Jordan, J. L. 1986. Defining Interdisciplinary Research. Proceedings of the 83rd Meeting

of the Southern Association of Agricultural Sciences, Food Science & Human Nutrition Section, p. 12.

19. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, S. C. Myers. 1986. Estimating Implicit

Marginal Prices of Quality Characteristics of Peaches. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics, 18(1):179.

20. Jordan, J. L., A. V. A. Resurreccion, R. L. Shewfelt. 1986. Conducting Postharvest

Interdisciplinary Research in Food Science & Agricultural Economics. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics, 18(1):198-199.

21. Jordan, J. L. 1986. Creating, Reviewing & Publishing Microcomputer Software.

Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics, 18(1):199- 200.

22. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, S. C. Myers. 1986. Estimating the Value of Peach Quality Characteristics. American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 68(5):1386.

23. Jordan, J. L. 1986. Data Priorities in Agricultural Statistics in the Fact of Budget

Reductions. American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 68(5):1366.

24. Shewfelt, R. L., D. T. Campbell, J. L. Jordan and S. E. Prussia. 1987. The Effect of Storage Temperature and Ethylene Treatment on Lettuce Quality. Proceedings of the 84th Meeting of the Southern Association of Agricultural Sciences, Food Science & Human Nutrition Section, p. 13.

25. Jordan, J. L. 1987. Public Perceptions of Agricultural Policy in the U. S. American

Journal of Agricultural Economics, 69(5):1089.

26. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, and S. E. Prussia. 1987. Economic Returns of Optimal Temperature Control in Cross-Country Shipments of Lettuce. HortScience. 22(5):1147.

27. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, and S. E. Prussia. 1988. An Economic Evaluation of

Alternative Postharvest Peach Handling Systems. HortScience, 23(3):125.

28. Prussia, S. E., C. N. Thai, R. L. Shewfelt, J. L. Jordan, and R. B. Beverly. 1988. Computer Models of Postharvest Systems for Horticultural Crops. Technical Paper No. 88.153 in Proceedings of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Office of International Cooperation and Development, p. 83-84.

29. Jordan, J. L., S. E. Prussia, and R. L. Shewfelt. 1988. The Economic Value of Quality.

Postharvest '88. ISHS Working Group on Postharvest Handling of Fruit and Vegetable Proceedings, pg. 32.

30. Shewfelt, R. L., J. C. Garner, R. B. Beverly, S. E. Prussia, J. L. Jordan, and J. Miller.

1988. Effect of Field Handling Methods on Broccoli Quality Within the Postharvest

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Handling System. Proceedings of the 48th Annual Meeting of the Institute of Food Technologies, p. 181.

31. Shewfelt, R. L., J. C. Garner, R. B. Beverly, S. E. Prussia, and J. L. Jordan. 1989. Effect

of Cooling Delays Between Harvest and Storage on Marketable Quality of Broccoli. Proceedings of the 86th Meeting of the Southern Association of Agricultural Sciences, Food Science and Human Nutrition Section.

32. Variyam, J. N., J. L. Jordan, J. E. Epperson. 1989. Preferences of Citizens for

Government Policies to Protect Family Farms. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics, 21(1):192.

33. Variyam, J., J. L. Jordan, R. L. Shewfelt, and S. E. Prussia. 1989. Preharvest Effects on

Postharvest Quality and Marketing. HortScience, p. 102.

34. Variyam, J. N. and J. L. Jordan. 1989. An Analysis of the Solvency of U.S. Farms Using Correspondence Analysis. American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 71(5):1355.


Preferences. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics, 22(1):203.

36. Jordan, J. L. and S. M. Fletcher. 1990. The Impact of Labels and Brand Names on Consumer Choice at the Retail Market. Journal of the Food Distribution Research Society, 21(1):145-146.


Agricultural Policies: Evidence from a National Survey. Journal of Economic Literature, 28(4):2178.

38. Elnagheeb, A. H., and J. L. Jordan. 1991. Public Perceptions of Food Safety. Southern

Journal of Agricultural Economics, 23(1):265.

39. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1991. Public Perceptions of Agricultural Research. Journal of the Atlantic Economics Society, 20(1):159-163.

40. Jordan, J. L., and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1992. Perceptions of Water Quality and Willingness

to Pay for Quality Improvements. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics, 24(1):292.

41. Morgan, S., J. L. Jordan and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1992. Estimating the Benefits and Costs of Reducing the Potential for Groundwater Contamination. American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 74(5):1297.

42. Elnagheeb, A. H. and J. L. Jordan. 1992. Difference in Contingent Valuation Estimates

for Referendum and Check-List Questions. American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 74(5):1278.

43. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Water Conservation Pricing Systems. Proceedings from the Annual

Meeting of the American Water Resources Association, p. 322.

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44. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Estimating the Willingness to Pay for Water. Proceedings from the Annual Meeting of the American Water Resources Association, p. 359.

45. Elnagheeb, A. H. and J. L. Jordan. 1994 Comparing Three Approaches That Generate

Bids for the Referendum CVM. Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 26(1):337.

46. Elnagheeb, A. H. and J. L. Jordan. 1995. The Structure of Farmers' Perceptions of

Groundwater Pollution. J. Ag. & Applied Economics, 27(1):312.

47. Elnagheeb, A. H. and J. L. Jordan. 1995. Willingness to Pay for the Safe Drinking Water Act. American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 77(5): 1392.

48. Hubbell, B. J. and J. L. Jordan. 1998. Joint Production and Averting Expenditure

Measures with WTP: Do Bottled Water Expenditures Really Measure Avoidance Costs? J. Ag. & Applied Economics, 30(1):238.

49. Jordan, J. L., B. J. Hubbell and N. Abrahams. 1998. Developing a Watershed

Management Decision Model in the ACF-ACT River Basins. Proceedings from the Annual Meeting of the American Water Resources Association, p. 133.

50. Abrahams, A., J. L. Jordan, B. Hubbell. 1999. Willingness to Pay for the SDWA: Do

Income Reminders Matter? J. Ag. & Applied Economics, 31(2):389.

51. He, S., W. J. Florkowski, J. L. Jordan. 2002. Information Acquisition Costs and Demand for Yard Care Information. Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 34(2):376.

52. He, S., J. L. Jordan, W. Florkowski. 2003. Income Reminders and the Divergence between

Willingness-to-Pay Estimates Associated with Dichotomous Choice and Open-Ended Elicitation Format. J. of Ag. & Applied Econ. 35(2):423.

53. Jordan, J. L. 2004. Motivations for Social Capital. J. of Ag. & Applied Econ. 36(2) 512

54. Jordan, J.L. and A. Munasib. 2005. Farmer’s Choice of Using Sustainable Agricultural

Practices: A Social Capital Approach. JAAE, 37 (2) 510. Jordan, J.L. and A. Munasib. 2006. Are Friendly Farmers Environmentally Friendly? JAAE, 38 (2) 456.

55. Jordan, J. L. and A. Munasib. 2006. “Community Development and Local Social

Capital” JAAE, 39:2, pg 456.

Other Scientific Publications:

1. Jordan, J. L. 1977. A Bibliography of Rural Health Care and International Development

in Africa: With Additional Reference to Asia and Latin America. Exchange Bibliographies, Monticello, IL: Council of Planning Librarians, 38 p.

2. Jordan, J. L. 1979. Economics of Health Care in Asia. First Intern. Symp. Asian Studies,

1(1):1047-1058.

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3. Verma, B. P., S. E. Prussia, and J. L. Jordan. 1983. Terminal Market Influences on Packinghouse Operations. American Society of Agricultural Engineers Technical Paper, 83-6009, Am. Soc. Ag. Eng.

4. Jordan, J. L. 1984. Georgia's Economic Outlook, 1984: Agriculture. In Cartwright, P.

(ed.) Georgia's Economic Outlook. Division of Research, College of Business, University of Georgia.

5. Brooks, R. L. and J. L. Jordan. 1984. "Thomas County: A Socio-Economic Analysis."

Miscellaneous Publication #189-2. Cooperative Extension Service, University of Georgia.

6. Campbell, D. T., S. E. Prussia, R. L. Shewfelt, W. C. Hurst, and J. L. Jordan. 1985. Postharvest Handling Systems Analysis of Fresh Produce. American Society of Agricultural Engineers Technical Paper No. 85-6028.


(ed.) Georgia's Economic Outlook. Division of Research, College of Business, University of Georgia.

8. Jordan, J. L. 1985. Georgia's Economic Outlook; 1986: Agriculture. In Cartwright, P.

(ed.). Georgia's Economic Outlook. Division of Research, College of Business, University of Georgia.


(ed.). Georgia's Economic Outlook. Division of Research, College of Business, University of Georgia.

10. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, and R. Mongelli. 1986. An Economic Analysis of

Temperature Control and Stacking Patterns During the Transportation of Perishable Commodities. Final Report on Cooperative Agreement No. 12-25-A-3129, USDA-AMS.

11. Jordan, J. L. 1987. The Future of Agriculture in Georgia. Georgia Business and

Economic Conditions. 47(2):4-6.

12. Jordan, J. L. 1987. Georgia's Economic Outlook, 1988: Agriculture. In Cartwright, P. (ed.). Georgia's Economic Outlook. Division of Research, College of Business, University of Georgia.

13. Jordan, J. L., C. N. Thai, R. L. Shewfelt, and S. E. Prussia. 1987. Economic Analysis of

Stacking Patterns for Lettuce Shipments. American Society of Agricultural Engineers Technical Paper No. 87-6002.

14. Prussia, S. E., J. L. Jordan, C. N. Thai, and R. L. Shewfelt. 1987. Lettuce Handling from

Field to Consumer. American Society of Agricultural Engineers Technical Paper No. 87-6003.

15. Prussia, S. E., Y. C. Yung, R. L. Shewfelt, and J. L. Jordan. 1987. Latent Damage in

Apples and Peaches. American Society of Agricultural Engineers Technical Paper No. 87-6520.

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16. Garner, J., S. E. Prussia, R. L. Shewfelt, J. L. Jordan. 1987. Postharvest Quality of Peaches After Delays in Cooling. American Society of Agricultural Engineers Technical Paper No. 87-6521.

17. Jordan, J. L., S. L. Ott, R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, and R. Beverly. 1988. An Economic

Analysis of Postharvest Handling Systems and Physical Evaluation of Quality for Fresh Broccoli. Final Report on Cooperative Agreement No. 12-25-A-3142, USDA-AMS.

18. Jordan, J. L. 1988. Georgia's Economic Outlook, 1989: Agriculture. in Neimi, A. (ed.).

Georgia's Economic Outlook. Division of Research, College of Business, University of Georgia.

19. Jordan, J. L., S. L. Ott, R. L. Shewfelt, and S. E. Prussia. 1989. An Analysis of the

Location of Markets in a State Farmer's Market System. Final Report on Cooperative Agreement No. 12-25-A-3158, USDA-AMS.

20. Jordan, J. L. 1991. New Water Research at the Georgia Experiment Station. Newsletter

of the Georgia Water Wise Council. 2(4):3.

21. Jordan, J. L. 1992. Conservation Water Pricing. Newsletter of the Georgia Water Wise Council. 3(1):5-6.

22. Jordan, J. L. 1992. "Guide Promotes Water-Wise Use." Farmers and Consumers Market

Bulletin. Georgia Dept. of Agriculture. 75(31) 1, 12.

23. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Estimating the Willingness to Pay for Water. Technical Completion Report USDI/GS Project 14-08-0001-G2013 (03). ERC Report 01-93, Georgia Institute of Technology.

24. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Conservation Water Pricing - Part II. Newsletter of the Georgia Water

Wise Council. 4(1):4-5.

25. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Conservation Water Pricing. The Georgia Operator, 30(4):10, 51.

26. Jordan, J. L. 1994. Conservation Water Pricing. AWWA Opflow. 20(4):1,4.

27. Jordan, J. L. 1994. Conservation Water Pricing. Rural Water. Summer: p. 38-40.

28. Jordan, J. L. 1995. Pricing for Water Conservation. Grounds Maintenance Magazine. September.

29. Jordan, J. L. 1995. Conservation Water Pricing - Part III. Newsletter of the Georgia

Water Use Council. 6(2):3-4.

30. Jordan, J. L. 1995. Are you Using Depreciation Funds Wisely? AWWA Opflow. 21(12):1,5.

31. Jordan, J. L. 1995. Are you Using Depreciation Funds Wisely? The Georgia Operator.

32(4): 10, 34-35.

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32. Jordan, J. L. 1996. UGA Water Survey. The Georgia Operator. 33(1):10, 38-39.

33. Jordan, J. L. 1996. Water Rates in Georgia. Georgia Cities: Magazine of the Georgia Municipal Association. 7(9):12.

34. Jordan, J. L. 1996. Georgia Water Wise Begins Long-range Planning. Newsletter of the

Georgia Water Wise Council.

35. Jordan, J. L. 1996. Water Use and Conservation Opportunities in Georgia=s Nursery Industry. Georgia Green Industry Association Journal. 7(12):39-42.

36. Jordan, J. L. 1996. Water Use and Conservation Opportunities in Georgia=s Turf

Industry. GTA Today: Georgia Turf Grass Association. 11(6):15.

37. Jordan, J. L. 1997. Economics of Water: Future Issues and Directions. Georgia Green Industry Association Journal, 8(12):28, 30.

38. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Results of the 1998 Georgia Survey of Wastewater Rates. Georgia

Rural Water Journal, (Fall):21-22.

39. Jordan, J. L. 2000. Sustainable Agriculture In the Rural South: Preparing for the Challenges of the 21st Century. A Policy Brief Series sponsored by the Southern Rural Development Center.

Proceedings Publications:

1. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia. 1986. Postharvest Peach Research at the

University of Georgia. Proceedings of the 7th Southeastern Peach Convention, p. 49-50.

2. Jordan, J. L. 1986. On the Road Again? Infrastructure and Transportation in the Rural Economy. Proceedings of a Regional Workshop, "Emerging Issues in the Rural Economy of the South," Mississippi State University, Southern Rural Development Center, p. 67-73.

3. Variyam, J. N., J. L. Jordan, R. Beverly, R. L. Shewfelt, and S. E. Prussia. 1988. An

Application of Models for Survival Data to Postharvest Systems Evaluation. Proceedings of the Florida State Horticultural Society, 101:220-202.

4. Jordan, J. L., A. H. Elnagheeb, and W. Hargrove. 1991. Willingness to Pay for

Groundwater Protection. Proceedings at the 1991 Georgia Water Resources Conference, 351-352.

5. Jordan, J. L., A. H. Elnagheeb, W. L. Hargrove and S. L. Morgan. 1992. Managing the

Quality of Groundwater Resources: An Economic Analysis of Agricultural Practices. In Future Availability of Ground-water Resources, Proceedings issue of the American Water Resources Association. 323-332.

6. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Creating Public Awareness: Establishing a Statewide Water

Conservation and Education Organization. Proceedings of the American Water Resources Association Conference on Water Resources Education, p. 293-297.

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7. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Why Should Utilities Practice Water Conservation? Perspective from a Small Water Utility. Proceedings of the 1993 Georgia Water Resources Conference, ed. K. Hatcher, 166-167.

8. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1993. Water Pricing in Georgia. Proceedings of the

1993 Georgia Water Resources Conference, ed. K. Hatcher, 153-156.

9. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Charting the Effectiveness of a Local Water Conservation Program. Proceedings of CONSERV93, American Water Works Association, p. 257-266.

10. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Establishing a Statewide Water Conservation Organization.

Proceedings of CONSERV93, American Water Works Association, p. 459-463.

11. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1993. The Economic Assessment of the Real Price of Water. Proceedings of the International Conference on Environmentally Sound Water Resources Utilization. International Water Resources Association: I-157 - I-164.

12. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Achieving Water Conservation Through Rate Design. Proceedings

from the Irrigation Associations International Exposition and Technical Conference. pp 291-297.

13. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1994. Pricing Water Resources for Sustainable

Development. Proceedings from the International UNESCO Symposium on Water Resources Planning in a Changing World p. I-91/I-99.

14. Jordan, J. L. 1994. Water Pricing Policies in a Limited-Supply Environment. Proceeding

from the Symposium on Responses to Changing Multiple-Use Demands: New Directions for Water Resources Planning and Management. American Water Resources Association, p. 162-170.

15. Jordan, J. L. 1995. Modeling the Financial Health of Public Water Systems. Proceedings

of the 1995 Georgia Water Resources Conference, ed. K. Hatcher, 102-105.

16. Jordan, J. L. 1995. Externality Issues Surrounding Cost/Benefit Analysis of Water Conservation Programs. Proceedings of the 1995 Annual Meeting of the American Water Works Association. p. 405-417.

17. Jordan, J. L. 1996. A Case Study of Using Price to Conserve Water. Proceedings of

Conserv96. American Water Works Association. p. 491-492.

18. Jordan, J. L. 1996. Measuring Water Utility Financial Performance. Proceedings of the 1996 Annual Meeting of the American Water Works Association. p. 511-519.

19. Jordan, J. L. 1997. Water Supply Facilities and Pricing in Georgia. Proceedings of the

1997 Georgia Water Resources Conference, ed., K. Hatcher, p 291-294.

20. Jordan, J. L. 1997. Water Conservation Opportunities in the Nursery and Turf Industries. Proceedings of the 1997 Georgia Water Resources Conference, ed., K. Hatcher, p. 543-546.

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21. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Beyond Consumption: Water Prices, Externalities, and Water Transfers. Proceedings of the 1998 Great Plains Symposium: The Ogallala Aquifer. p. 28-37.

22. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Who, What, When, Why: Filters, Boiling and Bottled Water.

Proceedings of the 1998 meeting of the American Water Works Association, p. 331-337.

23. Jordan, J. L., A. Wolf, C. H. Bryan, and D. Lee. 1998. Using AMock Negotiations@ to Teach Conflict Resolution: An Interstate-Interdisciplinary Approach to Water Allocation Problems. Proceedings of the UCOWR Annual Meeting, pg. 82-84.

24. Rose, S., C. H. Bryan, A. T. Wolf, F. Casey, and J. Jordan. 1998. Models of Interstate

Water Allocations in Theory and in Practice: The ACF As An Applied Case Study. Proceedings of the UCOWR Annual Meeting, pg. 85-89.

25. Jordan, J. L. and R. Albani. 1999. An Evaluation of Conservation Rate Structure.

Proceedings of the 1999 meeting of the American Water Works Association, p. 15.

26. Jordan, J. L. 1999. Water Rates and Research and How They Affect Conservation. Proceedings of the 1999 Georgia Water Resources Conference, ed. K. Hatcher. p 19-24.

27. Jordan, J. L. 1999. Teaching Water Resource Economics: The ACF Case Study.

Proceedings of the 1999 Georgia Water Resources Conference, ed. K. Hatcher. p 62-63.

28. Jordan, J. L. 1999. Wastewater Pricing and Facilities in Georgia. Proceedings of the 1999 Georgia Water Resources Conference, ed. K. Hatcher. p 148-149.

29. Jordan, J. L. 1999. Putting Research on the Farm: The Sustainable Agriculture Research

and Education Program. Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Southern Conservation Tillage Conference for Sustainable Agriculture, Tifton, GA, p. 34-35.

30. Jordan, J. L. 2001. A Systems Approach on Sustainable Agricultural Research.

Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference of the Latin American and Caribbean Association of Agricultural Economics (ALACEA), Trinidad and Tobago, p. 354-364.

31. He, S., W. J. Florkowski, and J. L. Jordan. 2002. Irrational Responses in Contingent

Valuation and Their Potential Impacts on Mean Stated Willingness to Pay. CD Rom with Proceedings of the 10th Congress of the European Association of Agricultural Economists (EAAE), August 27-31, Zaragoza, Spain.

32. Jordan, J. L. 2004. Does Social Capital Lead to Civic Engagement? New Horizons, New

Beginnings. Proceedings of the Southern Community Development Educators Conference, Southern Rural Development Center, MS State.

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B. Creative Contributions Other than Formal Publications:

1. Session Chair, Discussant and Organized Symposium Activity:

Chair and organizer - The Role of Health Care in the Development of Asia. 1977. Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs, Northern Illinois University.

Chair - Changing Paradigms in Asian Studies. 1978. Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs, Lincoln, NB. Discussant, Papers on Industrial Organization, 1984. International Atlantic Economic Society, Montreal, Canada.

Discussant, Papers on Diffusion of Technology, 1985. Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists, Rural Sociology Section, Biloxi, MS.

Session Presider, Transportation Issues, 1985. Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Biloxi, MS.

Discussant, Papers on Industrial Organization 1985. International Atlantic Economic Society, Washington, DC.

Session Chair - International Atlantic Economic Society, 1985. Washington, DC.

Organizer - Conducting Postharvest Interdisciplinary Research in Food Science and Agricultural Economics. 1986. Joint Food Science - Ag. Econ. Symposium at Southern Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL.

Organizer and Speaker - Creating, Reviewing and Publishing Microcomputer Software. 1986. Southern Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL.

Organizer and Moderator - Data Priorities in Agricultural Statistics in the Face of Budget Reductions. 1986. American Agricultural Economics Association, Annual Meeting, Reno, NV.

Session Presider, Computer Decision Aids and Extension Information, 1988, Southern Agricultural Economics Association, New Orleans, LA.

Discussant - Agricultural Legal Issues, Agricultural Economic Association of Georgia, 1991.

Session Chair - International Atlantic Economic Society, 1991. Washington, DC.

Discussant - Natural Resource Issues, International Atlantic Economics Society, 1991, Washington, DC.

Moderator: American Agricultural Economics Association Organized Symposium: U.S. and Regional Competitiveness in World Grain Markets, 1992, Baltimore, MD.

Invited participant in Farm Foundation sponsored "Agricultural and Food Marketing Consortium Planning Meeting," 1992.

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Organizer, Moderator, and Speaker - The Why and How of Utility Water Conservation, 1993, Georgia Water Resources Conference, Athens, GA.

Moderator: Water Utility-Green Industry (private sector) Forum on Summer Water Restrictions and Education. Lake Lanier Water Park, 1993.

Moderator: Conservation Planning and Programs, 1995, Georgia Water Resources Conference, Athens. Organizer: Tri-State Water Issues. Southern Regional Information and Exchange Group-19, Spring Seminar, 1995, Auburn, AL.

Moderator: Panel on Conservation Program Effectiveness. Annual Meeting of the American Water Works Association, Dallas, TX, 1998.

Moderator: Panel on GIS Applications in Water Resources. Annual Meeting of the American Water Resources Association, 1998.

Organizer: Panel on Water Conservation and the Marginal Cost of New Water, American Water Works Association, Conserv >99, Monterey, CA, 1999

Organizer and Moderator: Panel on Fundamentals of Conservation Rates, American Water Works Association, Conserv >99, Monterey, CA, 1999.

Moderator: Kuznets Curves and Social Capital, Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Little Rock, AR, 2005. Organizer and Co-Chair, Conference on Black Environmental Thought: Land, Power and Sustainability, Tuskegee University, 2007. Session Chair: Human Capital and Wages, Southern Economic Association, New Orleans, LA, 2007. Discussant: The Economics of Public Education, Southern Economic Association, New Orleans, LA, 2007. Discussant: Evaluating Water Conservation Strategies and Policies, Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Dallas, TX, 2008. Discussant: Session on Schools. Southern Economic Association, Washington, DC, 2008. Discussant: Session on Topics in Health, Education, and Well-Being. Southern Economic Assoc, Atlanta, GA, 2010. Discussant: Session on Education, Race and Gender. Southern Economic Assoc, Atlanta, GA 2010. External Reviewer: Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station, Research Project Proposal, 2011.

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Moderator: Session on Health and Investment. Agriculture and Applied Economics Association Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, 2011. Moderator: Session on Sustainable Agriculture Systems Research: A Southern SARE Video and Discussion. Southern Ag. Econ. Assoc., Birmingham, AL, 2012.

2. Service in Professional Organizations:

American Agricultural Economics Association, Economic Statistics Committee: Chair, Task Force on Data Issues, 1983-87.

Agricultural Economics Association of Georgia Membership Committee, 1984-85.

Judge, Food Distribution Research Society Applebaum Thesis Award, 1985.

Transportation Research Forum, Elected Agricultural Chapter Council Member 1986-87.

American Agricultural Economics Association Employment Services Committee, 1988-1991.

Agricultural Economics Association of Georgia, Finance and Long Range Planning Committee, 1991.

Chair, American Water Works Association, Planning and Evaluation Committee, Water Conservation Division, 1998-2001.

Chair (1998-) National Conservation Clearinghouse Steering Committee, 1994-2001.

Trustee, American Water works Association Conservation Division, 1998-2001.

Georgia Water Industry Coordinating Council, 1993-2001.

American Water Resources Association, Finance Committee, 1994-1995.

Technical Program Committee, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001 Georgia Water Resources Conference.

Chair, Multi-State Research Group on Social Capital. 2005. Treasurer, Southern Agricultural Economics Association, 2005-. Editorial Council, Journal of Agriculture and Applied Economics, 2010-2013. Council on Food, Agriculture and Resource Economics (C-FARE) Communications Committee, 2017 -

3. Memberships in Professional Organizations:

American Agricultural Economics Association

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Southern Agricultural Economics Association Southern Economics Association American Economics Association Georgia Educational Research Association

C. Grants Received:

"Economic Analysis of Pesticide Use." U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1984. Co-Principal Investigator, $42,000, Renewed for additional $60,000.

"An Economic Analysis of Temperature Control and Stacking Patterns During the Transportation of Perishable Commodities," 1985, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing Service. Principal Investigator, $9,500. "An Exchange of Research on Postharvest Handling of Horticultural Crops: Travel Grant to Australia," 1986, U.S. Department of Agriculture Office of International Cooperation and Development, $4,000.

"An Economic Analysis of Postharvest Handling Systems and Physical Evaluation of Quality for Fresh Broccoli," 1987, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing Service. Principal Investigator, $8,000.

Foreign Travel Assistance Grant to Poland, 1987, University of Georgia Research Foundation, $1,040.

"An Analysis of the Location of Markets in a State Farmers' Market System," 1988, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing Service. Principal Investigator, $34,476.

"Postharvest Technology Training in Systems Techniques," 1988, Winrock Foundation, Cooperator, $19,407.

Foreign Travel Assistance Grant to Belgium, 1988, University of Georgia Research Foundation, $1,050.

"Economic Training in Postharvest Systems Techniques," 1989, Winrock Foundation, principal investigator, $23,000.

Foreign Travel Assistance Grant to the Netherlands, 1989, University of Georgia Research Foundation, $885.

"Water Resource Infrastructure Assessment," 1991, Georgia Water Research Institute Program, Co-Principal Investigator, $13,000.

"Estimating the Willingness to Pay for Water," 1992, Georgia Water Research Institute Program, Principal Investigator, $12,000.

"Agricultural Water Demand," 1993, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tri-State Water Project, Co-Principal Investigator, $25,000.

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"Agricultural Water Demand," 1996, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tri-State Water Project, Co-Principal Investigator, $5,000.

AModels of Interstate Water Allocations in Theory and in Practice: The ACT-ACF Agreements as Applied Case Studies,@ 1997, USGS, Water Resources Research Institute, Co-Principal Investigator, $14,000.

A Homeowner Survey to Develop P2AD Program for Landscape Management,@ Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Co-Principal Investigator, $15,000.

USDA, CSREES, Sustainable Agricultural Research and Education (SARE) Program Grant: PI, 1996-2013, $46,329,097. USDA, CSREES, SARE Professional Development Program: PI, 2001-2013, $13,340,050.

Kellogg Foundation, 2002, National Sustainable Agriculture Grant, $30,000.

UGA-VP Public Services-Poverty Initiative, 2005: Addressing Poverty Through Strong Schools and Strong Communities: A Service Learning Approach. Co-PI, $21,894. UGA-Ag. Experiment Stations, Seed Grant Contingency Funding, 2007. Time Preferences, Student Performance, and Retention. PI, $2,000. Appalachian Rural Development Commission, 2007: Value-Added Rural Enterprises. PI, $100,000 UGA-VP Public Services-Poverty Initiative, 2007: Why Dropouts Happen: Education, Homeownership and Poverty. Co-PI, $19,321 UGA-VP Public Services-Scholarship of Engagement, 2008. Partners for a Prosperous Griffin-Spalding County: Using Research and Outreach to Support a Community Partnership. PI, $6,000. UGA-OVPR UGA Math and Parent Partnership, Co-PI, $29,867. UGA College of Ag. and Environmental Science, Young Scholar Program Research Grant, Co-PI, $2,000. US Department of Health and Human Services, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Cooperator, $1,000,000. US Department of Education, Maximizing Our Resources and Potential through the Integration of Economic Standards, Cooperator, $2,000. UGA-VP Public Services-Scholarship of Engagement, 2010. Griffin to Athens: Career Awareness and Aspirations for Middle School Students in Underserved Communities. Cooperator, $6,000.

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City of Griffin Public Housing Authority, 2012-15. Residential Educational Prosperity Zone Project. $214,720. USDA, NIFA, National Needs Graduate and Postgraduate Fellowships Program, 2012. Co PI. $238,500. USDA, NIFA, Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) Program Grant: PI, 2014, $5,023,709. USDA, NIFA, Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) Program Grant: PI, 2015, $5,004,314. USDA, NIFA, Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) Program Grant: PI, 2016, $5,500,925. USDA, NIFA, Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) Program Grant: PI, 2017, $5,362,251. USDA, NIFA, Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) Program Grant: PI, 2018, $7,822,193. USDA, NIFA, Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) Program Grant: PI, 2019, $8,326,843.

Griffin Housing Authority, $64,720 per year. Education Prosperity Initiative. 2014-2016. Griffin Housing Authority $35,734. Education Prosperity Initiative. 2017.

Georgia Experiment Station Seed Grant. 2017. $4,356. The Effects of Broadband Access and Use on Employment Opportunities, Small Business Creation, Entrepreneurial Activities, Self –employment and Incomes in Rural Areas. USDA, NIFA, Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) Program Grant: PI, 2020, $TBD.

D. Editorships or Editorial Board Membership

1. Southern Journal of Agricultural Economics Microcomputer Software Review Committee, Chair for Reviews, 1985-88.

2. Editorial Review Board, Journal of the Transportation Research Forum, 1987-88.

3. Selected as Editor, Acta Horticulturae #259, issue on workshop on Measuring Consumer

Perception of Internal Product Quality, 1989.

4. Editor, Journal of Agribusiness, 1990-1992.

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5. Invited Editor, Special Issue of Journal of Community Development, “Connecting

Community Development and Sustainable Agriculture: Sustaining Community Innovation.” 2008.

6. Invited Editor, Special Issue of Southern Rural Sociology Journal, “Sustainable

Agriculture and Quality of Life in Rural Communities.” 2008. 7. Editorial Council, Journal of Agriculture and Applied Economics, 2010-2013.

E. Convention Papers

Invited Papers:

1. Jordan, J. L. 1978. The Challenge of the Third World: A New Meaning of Development;

Who Benefits? Paper at symposium, "The Challenge of the Third World" Adrian College, MI.

2. Jordan, J. L. 1980. 'Appropriate Technologies' for Energy Conservation in Michigan.

Conference on Community Development, Michigan Community Development Association, Lansing, MI.

3. Prussia, S. E. and J. L. Jordan. 1982. Packinghouses Can Help Develop Georgia's

Vegetable Potential. Georgia Section, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Athens, GA.

4. Jordan, J. L. 1983. Modeling Freight Traffic For Rail Planners. National Conference of State Rail Officials, Region II, Atlanta, GA.

5. Jordan, J. L. 1984. Forecasting Rail Freight Traffic Using A Statewide Economic Model.

Transportation Research Board, National Research Council, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C.

6. Jordan, J. L. 1986. An Introduction to the Interdisciplinary Systems Approach to

Postharvest Handling Issues. Workshop on the Evaluation of Postharvest Issues, American Society of Horticultural Science, 22nd International Horticultural Congress, Davis, CA.

7. Jordan, J. L. 1986. Postharvest Peach Research at the University of Georgia. Southeast

Peach Convention, Charleston, SC.

8. Shewfelt, R. L., S. E. Myers, S. E. Prussia, J. L. Jordan, W. C. Hurst. 1986. Quality of Fresh-Market Peaches within the Postharvest Handling System. Southeast Peach Convention, Charleston, SC.

9. Prussia, S. E. and J. L. Jordan. 1986. Aspects of Postharvest Horticulture. Agricultural

Engineering Society (Australia), Queensland Branch, Fall meeting, Darling Downs Institute of Advanced Education, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia

10. Jordan, J. L. and S. E. Prussia. 1986. Postharvest Handling for Horticultural Crops.

Queensland Agricultural College, Gatton, Queensland, Australia.

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11. Jordan, J. L. and S. E. Prussia. 1986. Postharvest Research at the University of Georgia.

Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.

12. Prussia, S. E. and J. L. Jordan. 1986 Multidisciplinary Systems Approach for Postharvest Handling of Horticultural Crops. New Zealand Agricultural Engineering Institute and Lincoln College, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand.

13. Jordan, J. L. 1988. The Economics of Perishable Transportation. National Agricultural

Transportation League, Orlando, FL. 14. Jordan, J. L. 1988. A Systems Approach for Interdisciplinary Postharvest Research.

ASHS Workshop 23, Incorporating Economics in Horticulture Research Programs. American Society of Horticultural Science, East Lansing, Mi.

15. Variyam, J. N., J. L. Jordan, R. Beverly, R. L. Shewfelt, and S. E. Prussia. 1988. An

Application of Models for Survival Data to Postharvest Systems Evaluation. Florida State Horticultural Society, Orlando, FL.

16. Jordan, J. L. 1988. Postharvest Research at the University of Georgia: A Report on the

Georgia Postharvest Research Team. Faculty of Agriculture, Kagoshima University, Kagoshima, Japan.

17. Jordan, J. L. 1988. An Evaluation of Alternative Postharvest Peach Handling Systems.

Departments of Horticulture, Agricultural Engineering and Agricultural Economics, Kagoshima University, Kagoshima, Japan.

18. Jordan, J. L. 1992. Establishing a Water Research Program at the Georgia Experiment

Station. Invited seminar series, Department of Agricultural Economics, Auburn University.

19. Jordan, J. L. 1992. Approaching Environmental Issues in the 1990's: Economics, Politics,

and a 20 Year Madison Education. Invited address to the 25th Anniversary Symposium of James Madison College, Michigan State University, E. Lansing, MI.

20. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Market Incentives for Resource Allocation and Economic

Development: Discussion. Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Tulsa, OK.

21. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Water Conservation Programs in Georgia. Luncheon address at the American Water Works Association Conservation and Rates Committee Mid-Winter Meeting, Atlanta, GA.

22. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Rate Design and Water Conservation. Annual Meeting of the Georgia

Rural Water Association, Jekyll Island, GA.

23. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Conserving Water and Increasing Revenues Through Rates. Annual Meeting of the National Rural Water Association, Portland, OR.

24. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Information Needs for Water System Financial Analysis. Georgia

Rural Water Association Fall Training Conference, Helen, GA.

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25. Jordan, J. L. 1994. The Economics of Water Rates. Annual Meeting of the Georgia Rural

Water Association, Jekyll Island, GA.

26. Jordan, J. L. 1994. Developing a Statewide Water Conservation Program. Denver Water Alliance Annual Meeting, Denver, CO.

27. Jordan, J. L. 1994. Designing Small-System Water Rates. Georgia Department of

Community Affairs Workshops, Tifton, Cartersville and Forsyth, GA.

28. Jordan, J. L. 1995. Externalities and Water Conservation. American Water Works Association Conservation Conference, Santa Fe, NM.

29. Jordan, J. L. 1995. Developing a Business Plan for Your Utility. Annual Meeting of the

Georgia Rural Water Association. Jekyll Island, GA.

30. Jordan, J. L. 1995. Comparison of Water and Electric Utilities Externality Issues. 18th World Energy Engineering Congress, Atlanta, GA.

31. Jordan, J. L. 1996. Using Your Data to Monitor Your System. Annual Meeting of the

Georgia Rural Water Association, Jekyll Island, GA.

32. Jordan, J L. 1996. Conservation Rate Structures. Savannah WaterSmart 96 Conference, Savannah, GA.

33. Jordan, J. L. 1997. Opportunities for Water Conservation in the Nursery and Turf

Industries. GA Water Resources Conference. Athens, GA.

34. Jordan, J. L. 1997. Survey of Georgia Water Utilities. Annual Meeting of the Georgia Rural Water Association, Jekyll Island, GA.

35. Jordan, J. L. 1997. Water/Sewer Rates and Structures. Southeast Rural Community

Assistance Project Training Workshop, Atlanta, GA.

36. Jordan, J. L. 1997. An Overview of Water Pricing and Policy. AWWA Water Conservation Workshop, Austin, TX.

37. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Basin-Wide Water Management Modeling. Georgia Ground Water

Conference, Columbus, GA.

38. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Beyond Consumption: Water Prices, Externalities, and Water Transfers. The 1998 Great Plains Symposium: The Ogallala Aquifer sponsored by the Great Plains Foundation, Lubbock, TX.

39. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Bottled Water Use in Georgia. Annual Meeting of the Georgia Rural

Water Assoc., Jekyll Island, GA.

40. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Water Rate Design. Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project Training Workshop, Roanoke, VA.

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41. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Water Rate Design. Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project

Training Workshop, Columbia, SC.

42. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Utility Pricing in Georgia. Georgia Rural Water Association Fall meeting, Helen, GA.

43. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Assessing Financial Capabilities of Georgia Water Systems. Joint

Forum on the Georgia Water Management Campaign. Association County Commissioners of Georgia/Georgia Municipal Association Fall Policy Conference, Atlanta, GA.

44. Jordan, J. L. 1999. Water Resource Economics. Southern Agricultural Economics

Association Annual Meeting, Memphis, TN (Poster).

45. Jordan, J. L. 1999. Establishing Goals for Utilities Planning in the Future: Georgia Rural Water Association Annual Meeting, Jekyll Island, GA.

46. Jordan, J. L. 1999. Lessons Using Pricing for Conservation. 1999 Georgia Water

Resources Conference, Athens, GA.

47. Jordan, J. L. 1999. Southern Region SARE Program. The 1999 Great Plains Symposium: The Ogallala Aquifer - Steps to Sustainability, Oklahoma City, OK.

48. Jordan, J. L. 1999. Putting Research on the Farm: The Sustainable Agriculture Research

and Education Program, Southern Conservation Tillage Conference for Sustainable Agriculture, Tifton, GA.

49. Jordan, J. L. 1999. Food Security and Environmental Sustainability: The S-SARE

Program. American Dietetic Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA.

50. Jordan, J.L. 2002. Review of the Everglades Water Project. South Florida Water Management District.

51. Jordan, J. L. 2003. Water Conservation Issues in Georgia. American Water Works Assoc.

Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA.

52. Jordan, J. L. 2003. Motivations for Social Capital. AAEA/RSA Annual Meeting. Montreal, Canada.

53. Jordan, J.L. 2003. Review of the Everglades Water Project.” South Florida Water

Management District.

54. Jordan, J.L. 2004. Review of the Everglades Water Project.” South Florida Water Management District.

55. Jordan, J. L. 2004. Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education, Southern Rural

Sociology Association Annual Meeting, Tulsa, OK.

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56. Jordan, J.L. 2005. Review of the Everglades Water Project. South Florida Water Management District.

57. Jordan, J.L. 2005. The Researcher and Educator in the Legislative Process-The Role of

SARE. Rural Sociological Assoc., Tampa, FL.

58. Jordan, J.L. 2005. Funding Opportunities-Southern Region SARE Program. Joint Conference of the Assoc. of Extension Administrators and Association of Research Directors, 1890 Colleges and Universities, New Orleans, LA.

59. Jordan J.L. 2006. Renewable Energy and Sustainable Agriculture. Southeastern Diesel

Collaboration annual meeting, Atlanta, GA.

60. Jordan, J.L. 2006. Food Safety and Security Research in Sustainable Agriculture. 14th Biennial Research Symposium, 1890 Assoc. of Research Directors, Atlanta, GA

61. Jordan, J.L. 2008. Evaluating Water Conservation Strategies and Policies. Invited Paper

Session Discussant, Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Dallas, TX.

62. Jordan, J.L. 2008. Exploring Funding Opportunities for 1890 Universities. Joint Conference of the Assoc. of Extension Administrators and Assoc. of Research Directors, 1890 Colleges and Universities, Memphis, TN.

63. Jordan, J.L. 2008. Advancing Sustainable Agriculture: New Approaches in Southern

SARE Funding. First Georgia Sustainable Agriculture Summit. Fort Valley State University.

64. Jordan, J.L. 2008. Water Use Efficiency, Revenue Stability, Long Range Planning:

Dollars and Sense. Georgia Association of Water Professionals Annual Conference and Expo, Atlanta, GA.

65. Jordan, J.L. 2009. Economics as Applied Social Science: To Inquire, To Teach, and To

Serve. Lifetime Achievement Award Symposium, Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Atlanta, GA.

66. Jordan, J.L. and B. Anil. 2009. Race, Gender, School discipline, and Human Capital

Effects. Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Atlanta, GA.

67. Jordan, J.L. 2009. New Systems funding in Sustainable Agriculture for 1890 Universities. Joint Conference of the Assoc. of Extension Administrators and Assoc. of Research Directors, 1890 Colleges and Universities, Atlanta, GA.

68. Jordan, J.L. 2009. Covering Youth and Schools: Education. National Ethnic Media Expo,

New American Media, Atlanta, GA. 69. Jordan, J.L. 2010. The Uses, and Limits, of Science in the Tri-State Water Allocation

Process. National Land/Sea Water Conference, Hilton Head, SC

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70 Jordan, J.L. 2010. Integrating Social Science into Agricultural Systems Projects. Georgia Systems Research Conference, Athens, GA.

71. Jordan, J.L. 2012. Southern SARE: Programs, People and Opportunities. Presentation to the

Association of Southern Region Extension Directors. Orlando, FL. 72. Jordan, J.L. 2014. Modern Agriculture and Sustainability. Presentation to the Association

of Environmental Engineers and Scientists. Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA. 73. Jordan, J.L. 2015. The Environmental Impacts of Modern Agriculture. Georgia Perimeter

College’s Green Expo. Atlanta, GA. 74. Castillo, M., J.L. Jordan, R. Petrie. 2016. Discount Rates of Children and High School

Completion. University of Melbourne, Oct. 75 Castillo, M., J.L. Jordan, R. Petrie. 2016. Discount Rates of Children and High School

Completion. Wesleyan University, Oct.

Refereed Papers:

1. Jordan, J. L. 1977. Improved Health and Increased Productivity: The Integrated Delivery

of Rural Health Care. African Studies/Latin American Studies Associations Meeting, Houston, TX.

2. Jordan, J. L. 1977. Improved Health and Increased Productivity in Asia. Midwest

Conference on Asian Affairs, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL.

3. Jordan, J. L. 1978. Rural Development: The Shifting Paradigm. Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs, Lincoln, NB.

4. Jordan, J. L. and S. R. Thompson. 1983. Use of Input-Output to Forecast Rail Traffic in

Branch Lines. Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Atlanta, GA.

5. Jordan, J. L. 1983. Use of a Regional Input-Output Model to Forecast Rail Traffic in Georgia. Southern Regional Science Association, Charleston, SC.

6. Jordan, J. L. 1984. Forecasting Rail Freight Traffic in Georgia. Southern Agricultural

Economics Association, Nashville, TN.

7. Shewfelt, R. L., S. E. Prussia, W. C. Hurst, and J. L. Jordan. 1984. A Systems Approach to the Evaluation of Changes in Quality During Postharvest Handling of Southern Peas. International Food Technologist's Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA.

8. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, and W. C. Hurst. 1984. Hedonic Price

Estimation for Tomatoes Using A Flexible Functional Form: Evaluating the Postharvest System. International Atlantic Economic Society, Montreal, Canada.

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9. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, and W. C. Hurst. 1984. Using the Hedonic Price Function to Evaluate Agricultural Postharvest Technology. American Economic Association, Dallas, TX.


Quality Characteristics for Tomatoes: Aiding the Evaluation of the Postharvest System. Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Biloxi, MS.

11. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, and W. C. Hurst. 1985. Using a Hedonic Price

Function to Evaluate Retail Tomato Handling. International Atlantic Economic Society, Washington, D.C.


Marginal Prices of Tomatoes Using a Flexible Functional Form. American Agricultural Economics Association, Ames, IA.

13. Jordan, J. L., D. Mann, S. E. Prussia, and C. Thai. 1985. Managing the Transportation of

Perishable Commodities: Temperature Control and Stacking Patterns. Transportation Research Forum, FL.

14. Jordan, J. L. 1986. Publishing Microcomputer Software. Presented at Organized

Symposium, Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Orlando, FL.

15. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, S. C. Myers. 1986. Estimating Implicit Prices of Quality Characteristics of Peaches. Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Orlando, FL.

16. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, S. C. Myers. 1986. Estimating the Value of

Peach Quality Characteristics. American Agricultural Economics Association, Reno, NV.

17. Shewfelt, R. L., S. C. Myers, S. E. Prussia, J. L. Jordan, W. C. Hurst. 1986. Quality of Fresh-Market Peaches within the Postharvest Handling System. International Food Technologist's Annual Meeting, Dallas, TX.

18. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, C. N. Thai, S. E. Prussia. 1986. Transporting Perishable

Commodities: The Economic Impacts of Separating Ethylene-Generators from Ethylene-Sensitive Produce. Transportation Research Forum, Seattle, WA.

19. Jordan, J. L. 1987. Public Perceptions of Agricultural Policy in the U. S. American

Agricultural Economics Association, E. Lansing, MI.

20. Jordan, J. L., S. E. Prussia, R. L. Shewfelt, W. A. Flanders. 1987. Optimal Cross-Country Shipment of Perishable Commodities: An Economic Approach. Transportation Research Forum, San Antonio, TX.

21. Shewfelt, R. L., J. C. Garner, R. B. Beverly, S. E. Prussia, J. L. Jordan, and J. Miller.

1988. Effect of Field Handling Methods on Broccoli Quality within the Postharvest Handling System. International Food Technologist's Annual Meeting, Dallas, TX.

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22. Prussia, S. E., C. N. Thai, R. L. Shewfelt, J. L. Jordan, and R. B. Beverly. 1988. Computer Models of Postharvest Systems for Horticultural Crops. International Conference on Agricultural Engineering, Paris, FR.

23. Jordan, J. L., S. E. Prussia, R. L. Shewfelt. 1988. An Economic Evaluation of Alternative

Postharvest Handling Systems. International Society of Horticultural Science, Postharvest '88. University of Leuven, Belgium.


Government Policies to Protect Family Farms. Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Nashville, TN.

25. Variyam, J. N. and J. L. Jordan. 1989. An Analysis of the Solvency of U.S. Farms Using

Correspondence Analysis. American Agricultural Economics Association, Baton Rouge, LA.

26. Variyam, J. N. and J. L. Jordan. 1989. Data Analysis for Agriculture Policy Using

Multiple Correspondence Analysis and Clustering Methods. International Federation of Classification Societies-89, Orlando, FL.


Preferences. Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Little Rock, AR.

28. Elnagheeb, A. H. and J. L. Jordan. 1991. Public Perceptions of Food Safety. Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Forth Worth, TX.

29. Jordan, J. L., A. H. Elnagheeb, W. Hargrove. 1991. Willingness to Pay for Groundwater

Protection. Georgia Water Resources Conference. Athens, GA.

30. Jordan, J. L., S. Morgan, A. Elnagheeb, W. Hargrove, and J. Allison. 1991. An Economic Analysis of Cover Crop Use for Georgia Producers. (Poster) Cover Crops for Clean Water, Soil and Water Conservation Society, Jackson, TN.

31. Jordan, J. L., S. Morgan, A. H. Elnagheeb, W. Hargrove, and J. Allison. 1991. Protecting

Groundwater Through Cover Crop Use: An Economic Analysis (Poster) Conference on Environmentally Sound Agriculture. Orlando, FL.

32. Jordan, J. L., and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1991. Public Perceptions of Agricultural Research.

International Atlantic Economics Society. Washington, DC.

33. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1992. Perceptions of Water Quality and Willingness to Pay for Quality Improvements. Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Lexington, KY.

34. Jordan, J. L. 1992. Resolving Intergovernmental Water Disputes Through Negotiation.

Conference on Water Quantity/Quality Disputes and Their Resolution, Washington, DC.

35. Jordan, J. L., A. H. Elnagheeb, W. L. Hargrove and S. Morgan. 1992. Managing the Quality of Groundwater Resources: An Economic Analysis of Agricultural Practices.

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American Water Resources Association, Conference on Availability of Ground-Water Resource, Raleigh, NC.

36. Jordan, J. L., A. H. Elnagheeb, and W. L. Hargrove. 1992. Farming Practices and

Perceptions Affecting Groundwater in Georgia. Soil and Water Conservation Society meeting, Baltimore, MD.

37. Morgan, S., J. L. Jordan and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1992. Estimating the Benefits and Costs of

Reducing the Potential for Groundwater Contamination. American Agricultural Economics Association, Baltimore, MD.

38. Elnagheeb, A. H. and J. L. Jordan. 1992. Difference in Contingent Valuation Estimates

for Referendum and Check-List Questions. American Agricultural Economics Association, Baltimore, MD.

39. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Creating Public Awareness: Establishing a Statewide Water

Conservation Education Organization. American Water Works Association, Conference on Water Resources Education, Seattle, WA.

40. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Why Should Utilities Practice Water Conservation? Perspective from

a Small Water Utility. Georgia Water Resources Conference, Athens, GA.

41. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1993. Water Pricing in Georgia. Georgia Water Resources Conference, Athens, GA.

42. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1993. Willingness to Pay for Alternative Management

Systems to Protect Water Quality. Conference "Agricultural Research to Protect Water Quality," Soil and Water Conservation Society. Minneapolis, MN.

43. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Creating an Interdisciplinary Research Program on Agriculture and

Environmental Quality. Conference "Agricultural Research to Protect Water Quality," Soil and Water Conservation Society. Minneapolis, MN. (Poster).

44. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Water Conservation Pricing Systems. Annual Meeting of the

American Water Resources Association, Tucson, AZ.

45. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Estimating the Willingness to Pay for Water. Annual Meeting of the American Water Resources Association, Tucson, AZ.

46. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Charting the Effectiveness of a Local Water Conservation Program.

CONSERV93, Sponsored by the American Water Works Association, Las Vegas, NV.

47. Jordan, J. L. 1993. Establishing a Statewide Water Conservation Organization. CONSERV93, Sponsored by the American Water Works Association, Las Vegas, NV.

48. Elnagheeb, A. H. and J. L. Jordan. 1994. Comparing Three Approaches That Generate

Bids for the Referendum Contingent Valuation Method. Annual Meeting of the Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Nashville, TN.

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49. Jordan, J. L. 1994. Modeling the Financial Health of Public Water Systems. Annual Meeting of the Am. Water Resources Assoc., Chicago, IL.

50. Jordan, J. L. 1995. Modeling the Financial Health of Public Water Systems. Georgia

Water Resources Conference, Athens, GA.

51. Jordan, J. L. 1995. Externality Issues Surrounding Cost/Benefit Analysis of Water Conservation Program. Annual Meeting of the American Water Works Association, Anaheim, CA.

52. Elnagheeb, A. H., J. L. Jordan and V. Humphrey. 1995. The Structure of Farmers'

Perceptions of Ground Water Pollution. Southern Ag. Econ. Assoc. Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA.

53. Elnagheeb, A. H. and J. L. Jordan. 1995. Willingness-to-Pay for the Safe Drinking Water

Act. Annual Meeting of the American Ag. Econ. Assoc., (Poster), Indianapolis, IN.

54. Jordan, J. L. 1996. A Case Study of Using Prices to Conserve Water. Conserv96, Orlando, FL.

55. Jordan, J. L. 1996. Measuring Water Utility Financial Performance. Annual Meeting of

the American Water Works Association. Toronto, Canada.

56. Jordan, J. L. 1996. Developing a Business Plan for Your Utility. Annual Meeting of the National Rural Water Assoc., Atlanta, GA.

57. Jordan, J. L. 1997. Water Supply Facilities and Pricing in Georgia. 1997 Georgia Water

Resources Conference, Athens, GA. 58. Jordan, J. L. 1997. People=s Willingness-to-Pay for the Safe Drinking Water Act.

Annual Meeting of the American Water Works Association, Atlanta, GA.

59. Hubbell, B. J. and J. L. Jordan. 1998. Do Bottled Water Expenditures Really Measure Avoidance Costs? SAEA Annual Meeting, Little Rock, AR.

60. Jordan, J. L. and B. J. Hubbell. 1998. Teaching Contingent Valuation Methods in an

Undergraduate Resource Economics Class. SAEA Annual Meeting, Little Rock, AR.

61. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Who, What, When, and Why? Filters, Boiling, Bottled Water: A Survey. AWWA Annual Meeting, Dallas, TX.

62. Jordan, J. L., B. J. Hubbell and N. Abrahams. 1998. Developing a Watershed

Management Decision Model in the ACF-ACT River Basins. Am. Water Resources Assoc. Annual Meeting, Pointe Clear, AL.

63. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Game Theory Approaches to Water Allocation Problems. American

Water Resources Association Annual Meeting, Pointe Clear, AL.

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64. Jordan, J. L., A. Wolf, C. H. Bryan and D. Lee. 1998. Using AMock Negotiations@ to Teach Conflict Resolution: An Interstate-Interdisciplinary Approach to Water Allocation Problems.@ UCOWR Technical Program, Hood River, OR.

65. Rose, S., C. H. Bryan, A. T. Wolf, F. Casey, and J. Jordan. 1998. Models of Interstate

Water Allocations in Theory and in Practice: The ACF as an Applied Case Study. UCOWR Technical Paper, Hood River, OR.

66. Abrahams, N. A., B. J. Hubbell and J. L. Jordan. 1998. People=s Willingness to Pay for

the SDWA: Do Income Reminders Make A Difference. Camp Resources IV, Wilmington, NC.

67. Abrahams, N., J. Jordan and B. Hubbell. 1999. Willingness-to-Pay for the SDWA: Do Income Reminders Matter? Southern Agricultural Economics Associate Annual Meeting, Memphis, TN.

68. Jordan, J. L. 1999. Teaching Water Resource Economics at the College Level. 1999 Georgia Water Resources Conference, Athens, GA.

69. Jordan, J. L. 1999. Wastewater Pricing & Facilities in Georgia. 1999 Georgia Water

Resources Conference, Athens, GA.

70. Jordan, J. L. and R. Albani. 1999. An Evaluation of Conservation Rate Structure. AWWA Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL.

71. Abrahams, N. A., J. L. Jordan, B. J. Hubbell. 1999. Joint Production and Averting

Expenditure Measures of WTP: Do Water Expenditures Really Measure Avoidance Costs? Annual Meeting of the American Agricultural Economics Association, Nashville, TN.

72. Jordan, J. L. 1999. A Systems Approach for Sustainable Agricultural Research. 6th

International Conference of the Latin American and Caribbean Association of Agricultural Economics. Port-of-Spain, Trinidad.

73. He, S., W. Florkowski, and J. Jordan. 2002. Information Acquisition Costs and Demand

for Yard Care Information. SAEA, Orlando, FL.

74. He, S. and J. Jordan. 2002. Derivation of a Proxy for the Economic Value of Bottle Size: An Issue in the Economic Valuation of Bottled Water consumption as an Averting Means. AAEA poster presentation, Long Beach, CA, July 27-31.

75. He, S., W. J. Florkowski, and J. L. Jordan. 2002. Irrational Responses in Contingent

Valuation and Their Potential Impacts on Mean Stated Willingness-to-Pay. Paper presented at the Xth Congress of the EAAE, Zaragoza, Spain, August 28-31.

76. He, S., W. J. Florkowski, and J. L. Jordan. 2002. Budget Constraint Reminders, Estimation

Efficiency, and WTP Effects of Elicitation Formats. Selected poster presented at the 9th Congress of the Association of Agricultural Economists and Agribusiness, Bydgoszcz, Poland, September 18-20.

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77. He, S., J. Jordan, and W. Florkowski. 2003. Income Reminder and the Divergence

Between Willingness-to-Pay Estimates Associated with Dichotomous Choice and Open-Ended Elicitation Formats, SAEA, Mobile, AL.

78. Jordan, J. L. 2004. Motivations for Social Capital. Southern Assoc. of Agricultural

Economics Annual Meeting, Tulsa, OK.

79. Jordan, J. L. 2004. Does Social Capital Lead to Civic Engagement? Southern Community Development Educators Conference, Tampa Bay, FL.

80. Jordan, J. L. 2004. Motivations in Behavior: Social Capital and Religion in America.

American Academy of Religion, San Antonio, TX.

81. Jordan, J. L. 2005. Social Capital, Linking Behavior, and Economic Development in Communities. Southern Rural Sociology Association, Little Rock, AR.

82. Jordan, J. L. 2005. Farmers= Choice of Using Sustainable Agricultural Practices: A Social

Capital Approach. Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Little Rock, AR.

83. Constance, D. and J. L. Jordan. 2005. The Southern SARE Grants Program. Southern Rural Sociology Association, Little Rock, AR.

84. Jordan, J.L. and A. Munasib. 2006. Are Friendly Farmers Environmentally Friendly?

Environmental Awareness as a Social Capital Outcome? SAEA, Orlando, FL.

85. Constance, D. and J.L. Jordan. 2006. Southern SARE Research Grant Opportunities. Southern Rural Sociology Assoc., Orlando, FL.

86. Jordan, J.L. 2006. Social Sciences and Sustainable Agriculture. American Rural

Sociology Society Annual Meeting, Louisville, KY.

87. Jordan, J.L. and A. Munasib. 2006. Community Development and Social Capital. Southern Economic Assoc. annual meeting, Charleston, SC.

88. Jordan, J.L. and A. Munasib. 2007. Community Development and Local Social Capital.

SAEA, Mobile, AL.

89. Jordan, J.L. and D. Constance. 2007. Sustainable Agriculture and the Social Sciences: Getting Beyond Best Management Practices and Getting Into Food Systems. Southern Rural Sociology Assoc. Mobile, AL.

90. Jordan, J.L., K. Thompson, L. Allen, and L. Jordan. 2007. The Effectiveness of Service-

Learning on Student’s Awareness and Understanding of Poverty. (Poster). CSREES Children, Youth, and Families At Risk Conference, Chicago, IL.

91. Jordan, J.L., L. Allen, K. Thompson, and L. Jordan. 2007. Addressing Poverty Through

Strong Schools and Strong Communities: A Service-Learning Approach. Family Connection Conference, Athens, GA.

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92. Thompson, K., L. Allen, J.L. Jordan, and L. Jordan. 2007. Student’s Awareness of

Poverty. 7th Annual International Research Conference on Service-Learning and Community Engagement, Tampa, FL.

93. Castillo, M., P. Ferraro, J.L. Jordan, R. Petrie. 2007. The Today and Tomorrow of Kids:

Time Preferences and Student Performance. Southern Economic Association, New Orleans, LA.

94. Jordan, J.L., R. Petrie, M. Castillo, P. Ferraro. 2007. Discount Rates and Drop-Out Rates:

Children’s View of the Future. Southern Economic Association, New Orleans, LA.

95. Jordan, J.L., B. Anil, R. Petrie, M. Castillo, P. Ferraro. 2008. Estimating Child Time Preferences: Aiding Rural Schools in Improving Human Capital Formation. Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, Orlando, FL.

96. Jordan, J.L., B. Anil, M. Castillo, R. Petrie, P. Ferraro. 2008. Race, Gender, Impatience

and School Discipline. Southern Economic Association, Washington, DC.

97. Jordan, J.L. B. Anil, and V. Herbert. 2009. Human Capital Investments in Education and Home Stability. Agricultural and Applied Economics Assoc., Milwaukee, WS.

98. Castillo, M, P. Ferraro, J. Jordan, and R. Petrie. 2009. Children’s Preferences Over Risky

and Delayed Goods. Economic Science Assoc., Tucson, AZ. 99. Jordan, J.L., E. Mykerezi, and G. Kostandini. 2010. Human Capital Formation in Rural

America: Differences Between Rural and Urban High School Dropouts. Agricultural and Applied Economics Assoc, Denver, CO.

100. Jordan, J.L. 2010. Testing How Children View the Future. Georgia Educational Research

Association, Savannah, GA. 101. Jordan, J.L. E. Mykerezi, and G. Kostandini. 2010. Exploring Youth Choices on

Employment and High School Graduation. Southern Economic Association, Atlanta, GA. 102. Castillo, M., P. Ferraro, J Jordan, R. Petrie. 2011. The Today and Tomorrow of Kids.

American Economic Association, Denver, CO. 103. Jordan, J.L., E. Mykerezii, and G. Kostandini. 2011. The Determinants of Rural Urban

Migration: Evidence from NLSY Data. Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, Pittsburgh, PA.

104. Jordan, J.L. 2011. Rural-Urban Graduation Rates: Are They Different? Georgia

Educational Research Association, Savannah, GA. 105. Jordan, J.L. 2013. Dropping Out: Does Location Matter? Georgia Educational Research

Association, Savannah, GA.

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106, Jordan, J.L., Mathur, Munasib, Roy. 2015. Do Right to Work Laws Worsen Income Inequality? Evidence from the Last Five Decades. AAEA.

107. Jordan, J.L., Munasib, A. 2015.Peer Effects in Middle School Students’ Test Scores with Accounting for Individual Heterogeneity.. AAEA poster.

108. Roy, Munasib, Guettabi, Jordan. 2015 Massachusetts 2006 Health Insurance Reform: analysis of the Source of Insurance coverage. AAEA poster.

109. Roy, Munasib, Guettabi, Jordan. 2016. Massachusetts 2006 Health Insurance Reform: Analysis of the Source of Insurance coverage. North American Regional Science Council International Annual Meeting

110. Munasib, Jordan, Mathur, Roy. 2016. Do Right to Work Laws Worsen Income Inequality? Evidence from the Last Five Decades. North American Regional Science Council International Annual Meeting. 111. Castillo, M., J.L. Jordan, R. Petrie. 2016. Children’s Rationality, Risk Attitudes and Misbehavior. XII Simposio Nacional de Microeconomia,Universidad Externado de Colombia and Universidad Nacional, Bogota, Colombia, August. 112. Castillo, M., J.L. Jordan, R. Petrie. 2016. Discount Rates of Children and High School Completion. Advances in Field Experiments, University of Chicago, Sept. 113. Jordan, J.L., G. Kostandini, T. Lu. 2017. The Impact of E-Verify on Agricultural Labor and Agricultural Subsectors Across the US. AAEA Lightning Session paper, Chicago, July. 114. Ahmadiani, M., G. Kostandini, J.L. Jordan. 2018. Beyond the Status Quo: Heterogeneous Impact of Stringent Anti-Bullying Laws in Georgia. Southern Economic Association, Washington DC, November.

Other Presented Papers:

1. Jordan, J. L. 1980. Estimating the Demand for Energy in Michigan, 1980-1985. Report to the Governor, State of Michigan.

2. Jordan, J. L. 1981. Integrating a Regional Input-Output Model with Commodity Flows

Data for Transportation Policy Analysis. Seminar Paper presented to the Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University.

3. Jordan, J. L. 1982. Perceptions of Georgia Agribusiness: Current Issues and Remedial

Action. Georgia Experiment Station Seminar.

4. Prussia, S. E., B. P. Verma, and J. L. Jordan. 1983. Terminal Market Influences on Packinghouse Operations. American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Bozeman, MT.

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5. Jordan, J. L. 1983. New Transportation Research in Georgia. Department of Agricultural

Economics, Auburn University.

6. Jordan, J. L. 1983. New Research in Transportation and Postharvest Handling at the Georgia Station. Paper presented - Department of Agricultural Economics Seminar, Athens, GA.

7. Jordan, J. L. 1983. Agriculture's Role in U.S. Rural Development. Rural Sociological

Society, Lexington, KY.

8. Jordan, J. L. 1983. Impact Assessment Modeling in Georgia. Thomas County Extension meeting, Thomasville, GA.

9. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, and S. E. Prussia. 1983. Postharvest Research and the

Georgia Agricultural Experiment Station. Atlanta Produce Growers Association, Atlanta, GA.

10. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, and W. C. Hurst. 1983. Impact of Quality

Deterioration on the Price of Vegetables Through the Postharvest Process. Food Distribution Research Society, Memphis, TN.

11. Jordan, J. L., and C. L. Huang. 1983. The Applications of Qualitative and Limited

Dependent Variables Models in Agricultural Economics Research. Department of Agricultural Economics, Georgia Experiment Station.

12. Jordan, J. L. 1983. Using the Railroad Waybill Tapes. Paper for Southern Regional

Project - 182, Transportation of Southern Perishables.

13. Jordan, J. L. 1984. Postharvest Handling and Technology in California. Agricultural Economics Department Seminar, Griffin, GA.

14. Jordan, J. L. and R. L. Brooks 1984. An Analysis of Agriculture's Role in Rural

Development. Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists, Rural Sociology Section, Nashville, TN.

15. Brooks, R. L. and J. L. Jordan. 1984. Does Rural Mean Farming? Southern Association

of Agricultural Scientists, Rural Sociology Section, Nashville, TN.

16. Shewfelt, R. L., S. E. Prussia, W. C. Hurst, and J. L. Jordan. 1984. Quality Changes in Turnip Greens During Postharvest Handling - A Systems Approach. Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists, Food Science and Human Nutrition Section, Nashville, TN.

17. Jordan, J. L. and R. L. Brooks. 1984. The Impact of Rising Energy Prices on the Structure

of Agriculture: A Worm in the Apple. Rural Sociological Society, College Station, TX.

18. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, and W. C. Hurst. 1984. Value of Fresh Vegetables Through the Postharvest Handling System. Food Distribution Research Society, Atlanta, GA.

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19. Jordan, J. L., S. E. Prussia, and R. L. Shewfelt. 1985. A Systems Approach to

Agricultural Postharvest Technologies and Marketing Economics. Georgia Station Research Seminar.

20. Jordan, J. L. 1985. Opening Remarks. Conference on Agricultural Change:

Consequences for Southern Farms and Rural Communities. Atlanta, GA.

21. Campbell, D. T., S. E. Prussia, R. L. Shewfelt, W. C. Hurst, and J. L. Jordan. 1985. Postharvest Handling Systems Analysis of Fresh Produce. American Society of Agricultural Engineers, E. Lansing, MI.

22. Shewfelt, R. L., A. V. A. Resurreccion, W. C. Hurst, and J. L. Jordan. 1985. Quality of

Fresh-Market Tomatoes As Affected By Size and Method of Ripening. American Society of Horticultural Science, Virginia.

23. Jordan, J. L. 1986. On the Road Again? Infrastructure and Transportation in the Rural

Economy. Presented at the conference "Emerging Issues in the Rural Economy of the South," Southern Rural Development Center and the Southern Growth Policies Board, Birmingham, AL.

24. Jordan, J. L. 1986. Discussant on "Demand Variability and the Food and Fiber Sector

Employment in the South," Southern Regional Science Association, New Orleans, LA. 25. Jordan, J. L., and S. E. Prussia. 1986. An Exchange of Research on Postharvest Handling

of Horticultural Crops with Australia and New Zealand. Seminar presented to the Georgia Experiment Station.

26. Jordan, J. L., S. E. Prussia, R. L. Shewfelt, and C. Thai. 1986. Transporting Perishable

Commodities: An Economic Analysis of Air-Flow Stacking in Trucks. 22nd International Horticultural Congress, Davis, CA.

27. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, S. E. Prussia, and W. C. Hurst. 1986. The Value of Peach

Quality Characteristics in the Postharvest System (Poster Session). 22nd International Horticultural Congress, Davis, CA.

28. Jordan, J. L. 1986. Defining Interdisciplinary Research. Presented at joint Agricultural

Economics - Food Science Organized Symposium. Southern Agricultural Economics Association, Orlando, FL.

29. Jordan, J. L. 1986. Postharvest Horticultural Research at the Georgia Experiment Station.

Department of Horticulture Seminar, University of Georgia, Athens, GA.

30. Shewfelt, R. L., D. T. Campbell, J. L. Jordan, and S. E. Prussia. 1987. The Effect of Storage Temperature and Ethylene Treatment on Lettuce Quality. Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists, Nashville.

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31. Prussia, S. E., J. L. Jordan, C. N. Thai and R. L. Shewfelt. 1987. Lettuce Handling Conditions from Field to Consumer. American Society of Agricultural Engineers National Summer Meeting, Baltimore, MD.

32. Jordan, J. L., C. N. Chi, R. L. Shewfelt, and S. E. Prussia. 1987. Economic Analysis of

Stacking Patterns for Lettuce Shipments. American Society of Agricultural Engineers National Summer Meeting, Baltimore, MD.

33. Jordan, J. L. 1987. Economic Forecast for Spalding County. Georgia Extension Service,

Spalding 2000, Griffin, GA.

34. Jordan, J. L., S. E. Prussia, and R. L. Shewfelt, 1987. A Hedonic Approach to Estimating the Value of Quality Characteristics of Horticultural Crops. 10th Symposium on Horticultural Economics. Warsaw, Poland.

35. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, and S. E. Prussia. 1987. Economic Returns to Optimal

Temperature Control in Cross-Country Shipments of Lettuce. 84th Annual Meeting, American Society of Horticultural Science, Orlando, FL.

36. Prussia, S. E., Y. C. Yung, R. L. Shewfelt, and J. L. Jordan. 1987. Latent Damage During

Postharvest Distribution of Produce. American Society of Agricultural Engineers 1987 Winter Meeting, Chicago, IL.

37. Garner, J., S. E. Prussia, R. L. Shewfelt, J. L. Jordan. 1987. Postharvest Quality of

Peaches After Delays in Cooling. American Society of Agricultural Engineers 1987 Winter Meeting, Chicago, IL.

38. Jordan, J. L. 1987. A Transportation Plan for the Year 2000 - Spalding County, GA.

Report to the Spalding 2000 Task Force, University of Georgia Extension Service.

39. Jordan, J. L., R. C. Shewfelt, and S. E. Prussia. 1988. An Economic Evaluation of Alternative Postharvest Peach Handling Systems. American Society of Horticultural Science, East Lansing, MI.

40. Jordan, J. L., S. E. Prussia, and R. L. Shewfelt. 1988. Determining Equipment Needs in

Shipments of Perishables: An Economic Approach. Annual Meeting of the Refrigerated Transportation Foundation. Athens, GA.

41. Shewfelt, R. L., J. C. Garner, R. B. Beverly, S. E. Prussia, and J. L. Jordan. 1989. Effect

of Cooling Delays Between Harvest and Storage on Marketable Quality of Broccoli. Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists, Nashville, TN.

42. Jordan, J. L., S. E. Prussia, and R. L. Shewfelt, 1989. Maintaining Shelf-Life During the

Transportation of Perishables: Economic Returns to Temperature Management. International Conference on Handling Perishable Agricultural Commodities. Los Angeles, CA.

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43. Variyam, J. N and J. L. Jordan. 1989. Data Analysis for Agricultural Policy Using Multiple Correspondence Analysis and Clustering Methods. International Federation of Classification Societies, Charlottesville, VA.

44. Prussia, S. E., W. Craig, B. H. Ashby, R. L. Shewfelt, D. Bowman, and J. L. Jordan. 1989.

Vibrational Effects on Produce Deterioration Rates. American Society of Agricultural Engineers 1989 Summer Meeting, Quebec City, Canada.

45. Jordan, J. L., S. E. Prussia, R. L. Shewfelt, and J. C. Garner. 1989. Economic Impact of

Cooling Delays on Fruits and Vegetables. International Conference on Technical Innovations in Freezing and Refrigeration of Fruit and Vegetable, Davis, CA.

46. Variyam, J. N., J. L. Jordan, R. L. Shewfelt, and S. E. Prussia. 1989. Preharvest Effects

on Postharvest Quality and Marketing. American Society of Horticultural Science, Tulsa, OK.

47. Jordan, J. L., R. L. Shewfelt, J. C. Garner, and J. N. Variyam. 1989. Estimating the Value

of Internal Quality Aspects to Consumers. American Society of Horticultural Science International Workshop on Consumers Perceptions of Internal Quality Aspects. The Netherlands.

48. Jordan, J. L. and S. M. Fletcher. 1989. The Impact of Labels and Brand Names on

Consumer Choice at the Retail Market. Food Distribution Research Society Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, NM.

49. Jordan, J. L. 1991. New Water Resources Research at the Georgia Station. Water Quality

Information - Exchange Workshop. Georgia Farm Bureau, Macon, GA.

50. Jordan, J. L. 1991. New Wetlands Research of the Georgia Station. Georgia Experiment Station Research Seminar, Griffin, GA.

51. Jordan, J. L. 1992. New Research Thrusts at the University of Georgia Experiment

Station - Griffin: Agriculture and Environmental Enhancement. Second annual University System Symposium on Research (poster), Athens, GA.

52. Jordan, J. L. 1992. The Economics of Water Conservation Pricing. Annual Meeting of

the Georgia Water Wise Council, Atlanta, GA.

53. Jordan, J. L. 1993. A Survey of Georgia's Community Water Systems. Annual Meeting of the Georgia Water and Pollution Control Association, Atlanta, GA.

54. Jordan, J. L. and A. H. Elnagheeb. 1993. Research on Water Supply Facilities and Pricing

in Georgia. Georgia Experiment Station Research Seminar.

55. Jordan, J. L. 1996. Results from the 1995 Georgia Water Survey. Georgia Water and Pollution Control Association, Annual Conference, Columbus, GA.

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56. Jordan, J. L. 1997. Efficiency, Equity and the Full Cost Analysis of Interbasin Water Transfers. Paper presented to the South East Texas Regional Planning Commission=s Water Equity Task Force. Beaumont, TX .

57. Jordan, J. L. 1997. Resolving the ATri-State Water Wars: An Ongoing Case Study.@

Paper presented to the South East Texas Regional Planning Commission=s Water Equity Task Force. Beaumont, TX.

58. Jordan, J. L. 1997. Survey of Georgia=s Public and Private Water Utilities. Annual

Meeting of the Georgia Water and Pollution Control Association Savannah, GA.

59. Jordan, J. L. 1998. Wastewater Pricing in Georgia. Annual Meeting of the Georgia Water & Pollution Control Association, Atlanta, GA.

60. Jordan, J. L. 1999. The Southern SARE Program. Seminar at the Ag. Experiment Station,

University of Virgin Islands, St. Croix, VI.

61. Jordan, J. L. 1999. The Southern SARE Program. Seminar at the Ag. Experiment Station, University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR.

62. Jordan, J. L. 1999. An Introduction to Sustainable Agriculture. Small and Beginning

Farmers Workshop, Team Ag Georgia, Tifton and Gainesville, GA.

63. Jordan, J.L. 2007. Expanding Systems Research Through Long-Term Funding Opportunities. Texas Tech University.

64. Jordan, J.L. 2007. Sustainable Community Innovations and Sustainable Agriculture.

Southern Rural Development Center.

65. Jordan, J.L. 2007. Black Environmental Thought: Land, Power, and Sustainability. Opening paper at the conference of the same name, Tuskegee University.

66. Jordan, J.L. 2008. Building a Sustainable Agriculture Program in a College of Agriculture.

University of Florida.

67. Jordan, J.L. 2008. Building a Sustainable Agriculture Program in a College of Agriculture. North Carolina State University.

68. Jordan, J.L., V. Herbert, and S. Chaterjee. 2009. Why Dropouts Happen? Exploring

Education, Homeownership, and Poverty. Faculty Research Grants Forum, UGA.

69. Jordan, J.L. 2009. What is Sustainability and Why Are We Talking About It? Views on Sustainable Agriculture. Guest Lecture, HACE 4900: Sustainable Environment and Residential Development. UGA.

70. Jordan, J.L. 2010. Poverty and Education. Department Seminar, AAEC, UGA.

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71. Jordan, J.L. 2010. Econ 101 Introduction to Economics or Everything You Need to Know About Economics Before Lunch. Seminar on Integrating Economics in the Middle School Social Science Curriculum.

72. Jordan, J.L. 2010. Region IV Poverty Background. Presentation to the Strengthening Our

Communities Non-Profit Workshop. Griffin, GA. 73. Jordan, J.L. 2011. Georgia Economic Forecast. Presentation to the Pike County Chamber of

Commerce Economic Forecast Conference. Zebulon, GA. 74. Jordan, J.L. 2011. Families Facing Poverty: It’s More Than Just Money. Presentation to the

2011 Fayette County Families Symposium. Fayetteville, GA. 75. Jordan, J.L. 2011. To Inquire, To Teach and to Serve. Invited interview seminar for the

position of Chair, Department of Agribusiness and Applied Economics, North Dakota State University.

76. Jordan, J.L. 2011. From then to now: Building a Community Poverty Program. Conference

on Strengthening Our Communities, UGA-Griffin Campus. 77. Jordan, J.L., M. Castillo, R. Petrie. 2013 Environment May Help Explain Variation by Sex

and Race in Risk Preferences of Children. New York University, May 8. 78. Jordan, J.L. 2014. The Feeding of Our Children: Griffin School Nutrition Past and Present.

Impact Speaker Series, UGA-Griffin Campus, August 19.

4. PAID CONSULTANT SERVICES

1. Developed new water rate structure for Alcovy Shores (GA) Water Authority, 1994.

2. Provided rate design expertise and workshops for State of Georgia, Department of Community Affairs, 1994.

3. Analyzed rates and appeared as expert court witness for the Lakeview Utility Residents

Association, 1997.

4. Consultant on interbasin water transfer socioeconomic studies for the Trans-Texas Water Project, 1996-97.

5. Consulting subcontract on an evaluation of conservation rate structures, American Water

Works Association and Apochee Consultants, 1997.

6. Chair, Peer Review Panel on Minimum Water Level Criteria, South Florida Water Management District, 1998.

7. Water and Sewer Rate Design Workshops, Southeastern Community Assistance Project,

Inc., 1998.

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8. City of Cookeville, TN Department of Water Quality Control, 1999. 9. Butts County (GA) Board of Commissioners, 1999.

10. Chair, Peer Review Panel on the Everglades, South Florida Water Management District,

1998-2008. 11. Chair, Expert Review Panel for “Indicators for Restoration.” Report to the South Florida

Ecosystem Restoration Task Force, 2006-2008. 12. Book Proposal Reviewer. Routledge Press, 2009.

5. PUBLIC SERVICE

A. Local Community Services: Steering Committee, College and Career Academy, Griffin-Spalding County School System, 2013-14.

Partners for a Prosperous Griffin-Spalding County, 2007-. Organizer and Co-Chair. Program Coordinating Committee, Housing Authority of the City of Griffin, GA, 2012- Board Member and Chair, Partners in Education Foundation, 2012-

Spalding County Water and Sewerage Facilities Authority, 1986-1995, elected vice-chair, 1986 and 1995, elected chair, 1987-1992, 1994.

Griffin-Spalding Development Authority, advisory member 1986, appointed regular member, 1987-88, elected vice-chair, 1987-88. City of Griffin Mainstreet Advisory Board, 1988.

Transportation Task Force Chair and Executive Committee - "Spalding 2000", 1988. University of Georgia, Cooperative Extension Service Project.

B. Governmental Agency Services:

Georgia Environmental Protection Division, Advisor to the Water Conservation Task Force, 1994.

Soil Conservation Service, Advisor on Apalachicola, Chattahoochee, Flint and Alabama, Coosa, Tallapoosa River Basin Study. Technical Advisory Committee, 1993.

City of Atlanta, Environmental Priorities Project Technical Committee, 1993.

Atlanta Regional Commission, Environmental Committee Advisor, 1993.

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Atlanta Regional Commission, Regional Leadership Institute - Advisor, 1992.

Two Rivers RC&D Council, Resource Advisor, 1993.

C. Other Services

Georgia Water Wise Council, Board Member and President (1993), 1991-2002.

Advisor to City of Denver Water on Conservation Activities, 1994.

D. Other Public Service Activities:

1. From 1984-1988, wrote a weekly economics column for the local paper, Griffin Daily

News. The column addressed current economic issues.

2. What Do You Know About H2O? This is a 25 minute slide presentation designed for civic and other interested groups to provide information about water use and conservation. From August 1992 through June 1993, 28 presentations have had an average attendance of approximately 50 people.

3. Created web site: Georgia Water Series: www.griffin.uga.edu/water 4. “Poverty and Education: A Tutorial for Journalists.” 2008.

5. In Defense of Public Education

This is a 20 minute presentation designed for civic and other interested groups to provide information about public education in the US.

6. OTHER SERVICES

A. Administrative Services to the University:

University University Council, 2014-17. Search Committee, Dean, College of Agriculture and Environmental Science, 2015. Professional & Applied University Review Committee, 2019-2021.

College. New Faculty Advisory to the Dean of Ag. UGA, 1982-83.

Chair, College of Ag. Software Publications Committee. 1988.

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Promotion and Tenure Review Committee, 1994-96 (1996 Chair).

Promotion and Tenure Preparation Workshop, 1996.

D. W. Brooks Research Award Selection Committee, 1995.

Selection Committee, Assistant Dean/Associate Director - Tifton, 1996.

Chair, College Distance Learning Symposium Committee, 1998. Search Committee, Head of Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 2007. Co-Chair. College Strategic Planning Committee, Goal 4: Basic and Applied Research, 2012-13. Faculty Council, 2014-17. Program Review and Assessment Committee (Chair), Financial Planning, Housing, and Consumer Economics, 2017.

Griffin Campus

Georgia Agricultural Experiment Station Seminar Committee, 1983-84, 1992-93, Chair 1984-85.

Georgia Experiment Station, Speaker's Bureau for Student Recruitment, 1985.

Georgia Experiment Station Recreation Committee, 1985.

Georgia Experiment Station Library Committee, 1989-92.

Chair, Georgia Experiment Station Awards Committee, 1992-1994.

Thrust Leader, Water, Soil and Waste Management Area, 1992.

Georgia Station Research Garden Technical Committee, 1993. Computer Services Search Committee, 1996.

Flynt Building Renovation Committee, 1996.

Continuing Education Advisory Committee, 1997-2001.

Computer Services Search Committee, 1998.

Unity Tour Faculty Representative, 2001.

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Chair, Curriculum Committee, 2003-2004. Campus Planning Committee, 2005. Co-Chair. Library Director Hiring Committee, 2013. Search Committee, Financial Planning, Housing, and Consumer Economics Adjunct faculty/program coordinator position, Griffin Campus.

Department

Division of Ag. Econ. Graduate Studies Committee, 1983-1986.

Division of Ag. Econ. Faculty Series Publication Editorial Committee, 1986.

Division of Ag. Econ. Pre-lim Committee, 1986-88.

Division of Agricultural Economics, UGA, Curriculum Committee, 1989-91.

Division of Agricultural Economics, UGA, Executive Committee, Griffin Representative, 1991.

Chair, Department Awards Committee, 1989-92.

Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Research Committee, 1992.

Chair, Department Research Committee, 1993-95.

Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Awards Committee, 1993-95.

Chair, J. W. Fanning Lecture Committee, 1994.

Chair, Finance and Long Range Planning Committee, Ag. Econ. Assoc. of Georgia, 1994.

Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Graduate Committee, 1994-99.

Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Strategic Planning Committee, 1997.

Chair, Mission Statement Subcommittee, Chair, Issue 1 Committee, Member, Issue 5 Committee.

Chair, Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Post-Tenure Review Policy Committee, 1997.

Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Planning Committee, 2003-2004.

Department of Agricultural & Applied Economics Program Advisory Committee, 2003-2004. Department of Housing and Consumer Economics, Faculty Search Committee, 2006.

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Department of Housing and Consumer Economics, Faculty Search Committee, 2007. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Chair, Evaluation Committee, 2007. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Chair, Vision Committee, 2007. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Chair, Selection Committee for Griffin Agribusiness Position, 2007. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Undergraduate Committee, 2007 - 2010. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Chair, Community Development and Public Policy Work Group, 2008- Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Chair, Third Year Review Committee, 2010. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Chair, Strategic Plan Update Committee, 2010. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Graduate Committee, 2011- Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Chair, Strategic Plan Committee, Section B, 2014

Documents

VITA 1. ACADEMIC HISTORY