Edwin Coleman

• Published Research: Authored and published a paper titled "Oklahoma Agriculture’s Role in Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions" in collaboration with B. Norwood. Available through the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service
• Developed comprehensive reports, effectively communicating complex research findings to diverse audiences.
• Research Papers Under Review: Currently have two research papers under review in reputable journals, demonstrating ongoing contributions to the academic community.
• Advanced Research Skills: Enhanced research skills throughout the position, specializing in large data management and proficient use of software tools including R-programming, GAMS, Stata, ArcGIS, and GEODA. Analyzed complex data sets, ensuring accuracy and deriving meaningful results.
• Literature Reviews: Conducted comprehensive literature reviews as an integral part of the research process, identifying gaps in knowledge within the research topic.
• Conference Presentations: Presented research findings at three national conferences, contributing to the department's academic excellence and actively seeking feedback for continuous improvement.

Agribusiness Youth Training Project : Guided participants in developing comprehensive business plans and imparted knowledge on the intricacies of establishing agricultural firms.

• Published Research: Authored two papers on profitability and marketing outlet choices for tomato and cowpea producers in Ghana, contributing valuable insights to the field of agricultural marketing and agribusiness.
  
• Data Collection Expertise:
  Appointed to a data collection team for two major projects funded by the World Food Programme in collaboration with the Department of Agricultural Economics, Agribusiness, and Extension at KNUST. Conducted the "Farmer Livelihood and Agricultural Production Baseline Survey." Participated in the "Evaluation of an Asset Creation Programme in the three northern regions in Ghana."
• Teaching and Facilitation: Served as a facilitator for training students on data collection procedures and analyses using SPSS, showcasing strong teaching and communication skills.
  

• Supported the documentation and reporting of cocoa fertilizers/agrochemicals distributed across cocoa-producing regions in Ghana.

• Gained exposure to a variety of activities within the Product Development Division.
• Assisted in diverse administrative tasks, contributing to the efficient operation of the division