|
Thomas
J. Hoban IV
Professor and Extension Specialist
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
North Carolina State University
Raleigh, NC 27695-8107
Telephone:
(919) 515-1676
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CAREER ORIENTATION
|
| Dr.
Hoban's appointment at NCSU involves 50 percent research and 50
percent teaching. His teaching focuses on social movements, social change, and environmental sociology. As an applied sociologist, much of his work involves
working with other university departments, government agencies,
and others to improve the assessment of new technologies.
His research examines how new technologies and public policies affect
consumers, industry, natural resources, and society. His work focuses
on how people understand and respond to controversial changes and
environmental issues. He has served as project director for a number
of major externally-funded surveys, including: public attitudes
about biotechnology; farmers' adoption of management practices;
industry adoption of innovation; and public attitudes about the
environment. |
|
|
| 1986 |
PHD |
RURAL SOCIOLOGY |
Iowa State University |
| 1982 |
MS |
AGRICULTURAL JOURNALISM |
University of Wisconsin |
| 1981 |
MS |
WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
|
University of Wisconsin |
| 1978 |
BS |
BIOLOGY |
University of Illinois |
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| 1997 - NOW |
FULL PROFESSOR
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North Carolina State University |
| 1991 - 1997 |
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
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North Carolina State University |
| 1987 - 1991 |
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR |
North Carolina State University |
| 1982 - 1986 |
RESEARCH ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE |
Iowa State University |
| 1980 - 1982 |
ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST |
Wisconsin DNR - Water Quality
Section |
| 1979
- 1980 |
PROJECT ASSISTANT |
Wisconsin
Board of Soil and Water Conservation |
| 1978
- 1979 |
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN |
Wisconsin
State Laboratory of Hygiene |
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PUBLICATIONS
Journal
Articles
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Year
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Author(s)
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Article
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Publication
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2001
|
Woodrum,
E.M., T.J. Hoban and W.B. Clifford. |
Are
Environmentalism and Relgion Mutually Supportive or Antagonistic? |
Forthcoming in Ecological Economics. |
|
2001
|
Whitehead,
J., W.B. Clifford, and T.J. Hoban. |
WTP
for Research and Extension Programs: Divergent Validity of Contingent
Valuation with Single and Multiple Bound Valuation Questions. |
Forthcoming in Journal of Agricultural
and Applied Economics. |
|
2000
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Social
Controversy and Consumer Acceptance of Agriccultural Biotechnology. |
The
Journal of Biolaw and Business. 3(3):38-46. |
|
2000
|
Hoban, Thomas J. |
Biotechnology: Assessing Today's
Core Issues for Better Food and Industry Growth. |
Forum for Food, Beverage, and
Consumer Products Leadership. 2(6):95-105. |
|
2000
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Consumer Acceptance of Biotechnology
in the U.S. and Europe. |
The
European Retail Digest. 27(September):16-19. |
|
1999
|
Hoban, Thomas J. |
Consumer Acceptance of Biotechnology
in the United States and Japan. |
Food Technology. 53(5):50-53. |
|
1999
|
Cantley,
Mark, Thomas Hoban, and A. Sasson. |
Regulations and Consumer Attitudes
to Biotechnology. |
Nature
Biotechnology. 17 (March Supplement):37-38 |
|
1998
|
Hoban, Thomas J. |
Trends in Consumer Attitudes
about Agricultural Biotechnology. |
AgBioForum. 1(1):3-7. |
|
1998
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Improving the Success of New
Product Development. |
Food
Technology 52(1): 46-49. |
|
1998
|
Hoban, Thomas J. and Lisa Katic.
|
American Consumer Views on
Biotechnology. |
Cereal Foods World 43(1):
20-22. |
|
1998
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Innovation in the Food Industry:
The Case of Efficient Consumer Response. |
Agribusiness. 14(3): 235-245. |
|
1997
|
McMillan,
MaryBe, Thomas Hoban, and William Clifford. |
Social
and Demographic Influences on Environmental Attitudes. |
Southern Rural Sociology.
13(2): 89-107. |
|
1997
|
Urban,
Dieter and Thomas J. Hoban. |
Cognitive Determinants of Risk
Perceptions Associated with Biotechnology. |
Scientometrics. 40 (2):
299-331. |
|
1997
|
Hoban,
Thomas J., MaryBe McMillan, Joseph Molnar, and J.D. Parrish. |
Industrialization of Poultry
and Swine Production: Implications for Natural Resource Management. |
Journal
of Soil and Water Conservation. 52(6): 406-425. |
|
1997
|
Hoban, Thomas J., William Clifford,
Michael Futreal, and MaryBe McMillan. |
North Carolina Producers' Adoption
of Waste Management Practices. |
Journal of Soil and Water Conservation.
52(5): 332-339. |
|
1997
|
Hoban, Thomas J. |
Consumer Acceptance of Biotechnology:
An International Perspective. |
Nature Biotechnology. (15):
232-234. |
|
1997
|
Whitehead,
John C., Thomas J. Hoban and William B. Clifford. |
Economic Analysis of Estuarine
Quality Improvement: The Albemarle-Pamlico System. |
Coastal
Management. |
|
1997
|
Wolkomir,
Michelle, Michael Futreal, Eric Woodrum, and Thomas Hoban. |
Denominational Subcultures
of Environmentalism. |
Review
of Religious Research. 38(4): 325-343. |
|
1997
|
Wolkomir, Michelle, Michael Futreal,
Eric Woodrum, and Thomas Hoban. |
Substantive Religious Belief
and Environmentalism. |
Social Science Quarterly. |
|
1996
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
How
Japanese Consumers View Biotechnology. |
Food
Technology. 50(7): 85-88. |
|
1996
|
Hoban, Thomas J. |
Anticipating Public Reaction
to the Use of Genetic Engineering in Infant Nutrition. |
Journal of Applied Clinical
Nutrition. 63: 657S-662S. |
|
1996
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Trends
in Consumer Attitudes about Biotechnology. |
Journal
of Food Distribution Research. 27(1): 1-10. |
|
1995
|
Weber,
Gary, Thomas J. Hoban, Patricia Kendall, and Leonard Bull. |
Consumer Concerns about Modern
Technology in Agriculture: Considerations for Undergraduate and
Graduate Teaching. |
Journal
of Animal Science. 73: 2727-2732. |
|
1995
|
Whitehead, John C., Thomas J.
Hoban, and William B. Clifford. |
Measurement Issues with Iterated
Continuous/Interval Contingent Valuation Data. |
Journal of Environmental Management.
43: 129-139. |
|
1995
|
Whitehead, John C., Glen Blomquist,
Thomas Hoban, and William Clifford. |
Assessing the Validity and
Reliability of Contingent Values: A Comparison of On-site Users,
Off-site Users, and Non-Users. |
Journal of Environmental Economics
and Management. 29: 238-251. |
|
1995
|
Danielson,
Leon, Thomas Hoban, George Van Houtven, and John Whitehead. |
Measuring the Benefits of Local
Public Goods: Environmental Quality in Gaston County, North Carolina. |
Applied
Economics. 27: 1253-1260. |
|
1994
|
Whitehead,
John C., Peter Groothuis, Thomas Hoban, and William Clifford.
|
Sample
Bias in Contingent Valuation: A Comparison of the Correction Methods. |
Leisure
Sciences. 16(4): 249-258. |
|
1994
|
Zimmerman,
Lynda, Patricia Kendall, Martha Stone, and Thomas Hoban. |
Consumer Knowledge and Concern
about Biotechnology and Food Safety: Focus Group Results. |
Food
Technology. |
|
1994
|
Whitehead, John C., Thomas J.
Hoban, and William B. Clifford. |
Specification Bias in Contingent
Valuation from Omission of Relative Price Variables. |
Southern Economic Journal.
60(4): 995-1009. |
|
1993
|
Woodrum,
Eric and Thomas J. Hoban. |
Theology and Religiosity Effects
on Environmentalism. |
Review
of Religious Research. 35(3): 193-206. |
|
1992
|
Hoban, Thomas J., Eric Woodrum,
and Ronald Czaja. |
Public Opposition to Genetic
Engineering. |
Rural Sociology. 57(4):
476-493 |
|
1992
|
Glenn
Israel and Thomas J. Hoban. |
Public
Concerns about Genetic Engineering: Comparison of North Carolina
and Florida Residents. |
Southern Rural Sociology.
9(1): 23-43. |
|
1992
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Teamwork for Conservation Education. |
Journal
of Soil and Water Conservation. 47(3): 231-233. |
|
1992
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Strategies for Building a Conservation
Team. |
Journal
of Soil and Water Conservation. 47(4): 294-297. |
|
1990
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. Local System |
Response to Water Shortage. |
Society
and Natural Resources. 3(1): 63-70. |
|
1990
|
Korsching,
Peter F. and Thomas J. Hoban. |
Relationships between Information
Sources and Farmers' Conservation Perceptions and Behavior.
|
Society
and Natural Resources. 3(1) 1-10. |
|
1989
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Sociology and Biotechnology:
Challenges and Opportunities. |
Southern Rural Sociology.
6: 45-63. |
|
1989
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Biotechnology: Implications
for Extension. |
The
Journal of Extension. (Fall): 20-21. |
|
1989
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Anticipating Public Response
to Biotechnology. |
The
Rural Sociologist. (Summer): 20-22. |
|
1988
|
Hoban, Thomas J. and Maurice Cook. |
Conservation Policy under the
1985 Farm Bill: Implementation Challenges and Unresolved Issues.
|
Forum for Applied Research
and Public Policy. 3(2): 100-102. |
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Chapters
in Edited Publications
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Year
|
Author(s)
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Article
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Publication
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1999
|
Hoban,
Thomas.
|
International
Acceptance of Agricultural Biotechnology. |
In Proceedings
of the Annual Meeting of the National Agricultural Biotechnology
Council. Ithaca. NY: National Agricultural Biotechnology Council.
Pp. 59-73. |
|
1999
|
Hoban,
T. J., W. Clifford, and Y. Brannon.
|
Public
Perceptions of Pollution in the Coastal Zone. |
In
Coastal Zone 99. Boston, MA: Univ. of Mass. Pp. 484-486. |
|
1999
|
Hoban,
T.J.
|
Consumer
Attitudes about Biotechnology. |
In Proceedings
of the Forty-Second Annual Meeting of the Soil Science Society of
North Carolina. Pp. 12-13. |
|
1999
|
Hoban,
Thomas.
|
Public
Acceptance of Biotechnology-Derived Products. |
In Recent
Advances in Tobacco Science. |
|
1997
|
Hoban,
Thomas J.
|
Understanding
Consumers to Improve New Product Success. |
Novel
Food Technologies and Ingredients. Southborough, MA: International
Business Communications. |
|
1997
|
Hoban,
Thomas J.
|
Consumer
Acceptance of Biotechnology: Implications for the Barley Industry. |
Proceedings
of the 31st Barley Improvement Committee. Milwaukee, WI: American
Malting Barley Association, Inc. |
|
1997
|
Nowak,
Peter, Stephen Padgett, and Thomas Hoban.
|
Practical
Considerations in Assessing Barriers to IPM Adoption. |
Proceedings
of the Third Annual IPM Symposium/Workshop. Washington, DC:
U.S. Department of Agriculture. |
|
1995
|
Hoban,
Thomas J.
|
Construction of
Food
Biotechnology
as a Social Issue.
|
Eating
Agendas: Food and Nutrition as Social Problem. New York, NY:
Aldine de Gruyter. |
|
1995
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and William B. Clifford.
|
Livestock
and Poultry Producers' Waste Management Practices and Attitudes
in North Carolina. |
Proceedings
of Interdisciplinary Conference on Animal Waste and the Land-Water
Interface. Boca Raton, FL: Lewis Publishers. |
|
1995
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and Patricia A. Kendall.
|
Public
Perceptions of Agricultural Biotechnology. |
Proceedings
of the 49th Annual Corn and Sorghum Industry Research Conference.
Washington, DC: American Seed Trade Association. |
|
1994
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and William B. Clifford.
|
Public
Attitudes about Agricultural Water Pollution. |
Agricultural
Policy and the Environment. Ankeny, IA: Soil and Water Conservation
Society. |
|
1993
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and Patricia Kendall.
|
Public
Perceptions of the Benefits and Risks of Biotechnology. |
Agricultural
Biotechnology: A Public Conversation about Risk. Ithaca. NY:
National Agricultural Biotechnology Council. |
|
1992
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and Ronald C. Wimberley.
|
Farm
Operators' Attitudes about Water Quality and the RCWP. |
The
National Rural Clean Water Program Symposium. Washington, DC:
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. |
|
1991
|
Hoban,
Thomas J.
|
Public
Opinion about Technology Management. |
Management of Technology III: the Key to Global Competitiveness.
Norcross, GA: Industrial Engineering and Management Press. |
|
1991
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and Jeff Burkhardt.
|
Determinants
of Public Acceptance of Biotechnology in Meat and Milk Production:
North American. |
Biotechnology
for Control of Growth and Product Quality in Meat Production: Implications
and Acceptability. |
|
1990
|
Hoban,
Thomas J.
|
Farmers'
Response to Conservation Compliance. |
Implementing
the Conservation Title of the Food Security Act of 1985. Ankeny
IA: Soil and Water Conservation Society. |
|
1990
|
Hoban,
Thomas J.
|
Conservation
Technology and the World Food Supply. |
The World
Food Crisis: Food Security in a Comparative Perspective. Toronto,
Ontario: Canadian Scholars Press. |
|
1990
|
Hoban,
Thomas J.
|
Public
Attitudes Toward the Risk of Climate Change. |
Proceedings
of Global Climate Change Symposium, Raleigh, NC: College of
Agriculture Life Sciences. |
|
1988
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. .
|
Social
Impact Assessment and Coastal Water Resources. |
Symposium
on Coastal Water Resources. Bethesda, Maryland: American Water
Resources Association |
|
1988
|
Hoban,
Thomas J., Eric Hoiberg, and Barbara Osgood.
|
Constraints
to Soil Conservation. |
Conserving
Soil: Insights from Socioeconomic Research. Ankeny, Iowa: Soil
Conservation Society of America. |
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Extension
Publications, Project Reports and Other Applied Publications
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Year
|
Author(s)
|
Article
|
Publication
|
|
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Press
Biotechnology is Here to Stay: American retailers need not worry
about consumer acceptance of foods produced with modern biotechnology. |
Supermarket
Business. |
|
1996
|
Molnar,
Joseph, Thomas Hoban, J.D. Parish, and Michael Futreal. |
Industrialization
of Agriculture: Trends, Spatial Patterns, and Implications for Field-level
Application by the Natural Resource Conservation Service. |
Social
Sciences Institute Technical Report Release 5.1. Greensboro, NC:
U.S. Department of Agriculture. |
|
1996
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Biotechnology:
It's Role in Your Future. |
Video
Tape. Raleigh, NC: NCSU Ag Communications. |
|
1995
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and William B. Clifford. |
Managing
North Carolina's Animal Waste: Challenges and Opportunities.
|
Raleigh,
NC: College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, N.C. Agricultural
Research Service, and N.C. Cooperative Extension Service. |
|
1995
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and William B. Clifford.
|
Managing
North Carolina's Swine Waste: Challenges and Opportunities. |
Raleigh, NC: College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, N.C. Agricultural
Research Service, and N.C. Cooperative Extension Service. |
|
1995
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and William B. Clifford. |
Managing
North Carolina's Poultry Waste: Challenges and Opportunities. |
Raleigh,
NC: College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, N.C. Agricultural
Research Service, and N.C. Cooperative Extension Service. |
|
1995
|
Hoban, Thomas
J. and William B. Clifford. |
Managing
North Carolina's Cattle Waste: Challenges and Opportunities.
|
Raleigh,
NC: College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, N.C. Agricultural
Research Service, and N.C. Cooperative Extension Service. |
|
1995
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
NAFTA
and the North American Consumer. |
Trends
in Canada: Survey on Consumer Shopping. Montreal, Quebec: Canadian
Council of Grocery Distributors. |
|
1995
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Americans
Speak up for Dinnertime. |
MealWatch.
Washington, DC: Food Marketing Institute. |
|
1994
|
Hoban, Thomas J. and
Patricia Kendall.
|
Consumer
Attitudes about Food Biotechnology: Final Project Report. |
Raleigh,
NC: North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service. |
|
1994
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and Patricia Kendall. |
Consumer
Attitudes about Food Biotechnology: Summary Report. |
Raleigh,
NC: North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service. |
|
1994
|
Hoban, T.J. and P.A. Kendall. |
The
Consumer Connection: What Biotechnology Needs to Succeed. |
Food
Processing (September) |
|
1994
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Getting
to Know Your Watershed. |
West
Lafayette, IN: Conservation Technology Information Center. |
|
1994
|
Hoban, Thomas
J. |
Building
Local Partnerships. |
West
Lafayette, IN: Conservation Technology Information Center. |
|
1994
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Leading
and Communicating. |
West
Lafayette, IN: Conservation Technology Information Center. |
|
1994
|
Hoban, Thomas
J. |
Managing
Conflict. |
West
Lafayette, IN: Conservation Technology Information Center. |
|
1993
|
Hoban, Thomas J. |
Biotechnology:
consumer attitudes. |
Agricultural
Outlook (January/February) |
|
1993
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Consumers
Need Information about Biotechnology. |
The Packer
(July). |
|
1993
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Efficient
Consumer Response (ECR): Barriers and Opportunities. |
Washington,
DC: Food Marketing Institute. |
|
1993
|
Gale, J. Line, D. Osmond, S. Coffey, J. Spooner, J. Arnold, T. Hoban,
and R. Wimberley. |
Evaluation of the Experimental Rural Clean Water Program -- Project
Report. |
North
Carolina State University Raleigh. |
|
1992
|
Zarnstorff,
M.E., H.M Linker, J.M. Ferguson, D.R. Ward , and T.J. Hoban. |
A Guide
to Biotechnology in Crop Production. |
Raleigh,
North Carolina. N.C. Cooperative Extension Service. |
|
1992
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Consumers'
Concerns for Food Quality and Safety. |
Proceedings
of the Tenth Annual Meeting of the Weed Science Society of North
Carolina. |
|
1992
|
Hoban,
Thomas J., Maurice Cook, and Frank Humenik. |
Land
Use and Water Quality: A Guide to Managing Nonpoint Source Water
Pollution. |
Raleigh,
NC: North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service. |
|
1992
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and William Clifford. |
Public
Attitudes about Water Quality and Management Alternatives in the
Albemarle-Pamlico Estuarine System (Phase II Final Report). |
Raleigh,
NC: North Carolina Department of Environment, Health, and Natural
Resources. |
|
1992
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Public
Acceptance of Biotechnology Depends on How Well Scientists Communicate
the Facts. |
The Scientist
(September 14): 12. |
|
1991
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Public
Perception and Communication of Risk. |
Raleigh,
NC: North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service. |
|
1991
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and William Clifford. |
Public
Attitudes about Water Quality and Management Alternatives in the
Albemarle-Pamlico Estuarine System (Phase I Final Report). |
Raleigh,
NC: North Carolina Department of Environment, Health, and Natural
Resources. |
|
1990
|
Stephen Lilley, Michael D. Schulman, Thomas J. Hoban, Donald Tomaskovic-Devey,
and Michael Schwalbe. |
North
Carolina Farm and Rural Life Study 1988 Summary Report. |
Raleigh,
North Carolina: North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service. |
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Funded
Contracts and Grants
|
Year
|
Author(s)
|
Funded
Contract
|
Corporation
|
|
1999
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Legal,
Economic, Environmental, and Policy Implications of Biotechnology.
$44,077. |
American
Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture. |
|
1997
|
Miller,
Jon, Linda Kimmel, and Thomas Hoban. |
Survey
of Attitudes of U.S. Adults toward Biotechnology. $99,940. |
National
Science Foundation. |
|
1996
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and William B. Clifford. |
Landowner
Survey to Evaluate Implementation of Best Management Practices
(BMPs). $68,200. |
U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency. |
|
1996
|
Molnar,
Joseph J. and Thomas J. Hoban. |
Industrialization of Agriculture: Trends, Spatial Patterns, and
Implications for Field-Level Application by the Natural Resources
Conservation Service. $36,541. |
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation
Service. |
|
1995
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Water
Quality Demonstration Project in Duplin County. $2,500. |
October
1, 1994. U.S. Department of Agriculture. |
|
1995
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Public
Attitudes about Environmental Quality in Gaston County. $14,000. |
Gaston
County Board of Commissioners. |
|
1995
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
and Robert
Moxley. Development of a Training Module on Sociology as Part
of an NRCS Ecosystem Based Assistance Training Course. $14,900.
|
U.S. Department
of Agriculture, Natural Resource Conservation Service. |
|
1994
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Managing
Innovation and Change Through Continuous Quality Improvement:
Lessons from Highly Effective Companies. $4500. |
Provost's
Faculty Development Fund. |
|
1994
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Water
Quality Demonstration Project in Duplin County. $2,500. |
U.S. Department
of Agriculture. |
|
1993
|
Hoban,
Thomas J., and William B. Clifford. |
Livestock
Waste Management in North Carolina: Barriers and Opportunities.
$45,000. |
College
of Agriculture and Life Sciences. |
|
1993
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and Patricia Kendall. |
Consumer
Knowledge and Concern about Biotechnology and Food Safety. $45,000.
|
U.S. Department
of Agriculture. October 1, 1991 - September 30, 1993. |
|
1993
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. And Ronald Wimberley. |
Farm
Operator Survey to Evaluate the Rural Clean Water Program. $65,176.
|
The U.S.
Department of Agriculture. |
|
1992
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and William Clifford. |
Public
Attitudes about Water Quality and Management Alternatives in the
Albemarle-Pamlico Estuarine System: Phase II. $79,695. |
N.C. Department
of Environment, Health and Natural Resources and U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency. |
|
1992
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Water
Quality Demonstration Project in Duplin County. $2,500. |
U.S. Department
of Agriculture. |
|
1992
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Public
Attitudes about Environmental Quality in Stanly County. $1,000.
|
Stanly
County Environmental Affairs Board. |
|
1991
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Consumer
Knowledge and Concern about Biotechnology and Food Safety. $15,000.
|
N.C. Farm
and Rural Life Survey and N.C. Agricultural Research Service. |
|
1991
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Public
Attitudes about Environmental Quality in Gaston County. $19,000. |
Gaston
County Quality of Natural Resources Committee. |
|
1991
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Public
Attitudes about Environmental Quality in Surry County. $1,000.
|
Surry
County Quality of Natural Resources Committee. |
|
1991
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Water
Quality Demonstration Project in Duplin County. $2,000. |
U.S. Department
of Agriculture. |
|
1990
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and Simon Garber. |
Evaluation
of Extension Integrated Pest Management Programs in Soybeans.
$4500. |
USDA Extension
Service. |
|
1989
|
Hoban,
Thomas J., Simon Garber, Frank Humenik, and Maurice Cook. |
Leadership
Development Workshops on Water Quality Impacts of Nonpoint Source
Pollution Control. $6500. |
Albemarle-Pamlico
Estuarine Study. |
|
1989
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Citizen
Survey to Support Coastal Management Forums. $1300. |
N.C. Division
of Coastal Management. |
|
1989
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and William Clifford. |
Public
Attitudes about Water Quality and Management Alternatives in the
Albemarle-Pamlico Estuarine System. $58,000. |
U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency and N.C. Department of Environment, Health,
and Natural Resources. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and
N.C. Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources.
|
|
1989
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Public
Opinion about Wastewater Management in Carteret County. $12,000
|
Carteret
County. |
|
1989
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Collaborative
Research and Technology Transfer. $3500. |
NSCU
Faculty Research and Professional Development. |
|
1989
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. and Simon Garber. |
Evaluation
of Extension Integrated Pest Management Programs. $3500. |
USDA Cooperative
Extension Service. |
|
1989
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Natural
Resource Quality in Gaston County. $750. |
Gaston
County Quality Natural Resources Committee. |
|
1988
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Educational
Needs Assessment for Agricultural Biotechnology. $21,000. |
North
Carolina Biotechnology Center. |
|
1987
|
Hoban,
Thomas J. |
Community Response to Drought. $3500. |
Water
Resources Research Institute. |
TOP
Selected
Service Activities
|
Year
|
Service
Activity
|
|
1999-2001
|
Member
of the USDA Advisory Committee on Agricultural Biotechnology |
|
1995-1998
|
Member
of NCSU Strategic Planning Committee |
|
1996-1997
|
Member
of Departmental Graduate Committee |
|
1994-1997
|
Member
of Departmental Research and Extension Committee |
|
1993-1996
|
Scientific
Lecturer for the Institute of Food Technologists |
|
1987-1997
|
Article
reviewer for various journals (including Rural Sociology, Social
Forces, Society and Natural Resources, and Agriculture and Human
Values) |
|
1987-1997
|
Organizer
and/or discussant for various professional meetings. |
|
1987-1997
|
Proposal
reviewer for various government agencies. |
|
1989-1997
|
Book reviewer
for various publications (including Rural Sociology and Contemporary
Sociology) |
|
1992-1997
|
Respondent
to numerous print and broadcast media interviews. |
|
1994-1996
|
Member
of College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Research Committee
|
|
1994-1996
|
Trained
facilitator in Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) at NCSU. |
|
1993-1995
|
Member
of NCSU Faculty Senate |
|
1992-1994
|
Chair
of the University Outreach and Extension Committee |
|
1992-1993
|
President
of the North Carolina Extension Specialists Association.
|
|
1991-1992
|
Program
Chair for Annual Meeting of the Rural Sociological Society (RSS).
|
|
1991-1992
|
Chairman
of the Natural Resources Research Group of the RSS. |
|
1990-1991
|
Member
of Extension Task Force on Crisis Communication |
|
1989-1990
|
Member
of NCSU Campus Environment Committee (Executive Committee)
|
|
1988-1989
|
Member
of NCSU Task Force on Rural Revitalization |
|