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Kevin T McNamara

Agricultural Economics 

  • Professor of Agricultural Economics/Assistant Director IPIA
765.494.4236
Krannert Room 610

International Programs In Agriculture 

  • Asst Dir of Intl Programs in Ag/Prof
  • Interdepartmental Professor

Awards & Honors

(2004) Purdue Hudson Fellowship. Purdue/Hudson Institute.

Selected Publications

Mayen, C., McNamara, K. T., & [unknown] (2006). Econimc Importance of the Indiana Poultry Industry: Trends and Economic Importance. Deaprtment of Agricultural Economics, Purdue University.

Salazaar, M., McNamara, K. T., & [unknown] (2006). The Indiana Beef Industry: Trends and Economic Importance. Department of Agricultural Economics, Purdue University.

Salazaar, M., McNamara, K. T., & [unknown] (2006). The Indiana Hog Industry: Trends and Economic Importance. Department of Agricultural Economics, Purdue University.

McNamara, K. T. (2006). The Indiana Beef Industry: Trends and Economic Importance. Department of Agricultural Economics, Purdue University.

Lambert, D., & McNamara, K. T. (2006). An Application of Spatial Poisson Models to Manufacturing Investment Location Analysis. Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 38(1), 105-121.

McNamara, K. T. (2005). Afghan Reconstruction. Exchange Club Monthly Meeting.

McNamara, K. T. (2005). The Indiana Poultry Industry. Indiana Poultry Association Board Meeting.

Mayen, C., & McNamara, K. T. (2005). Indiana's Poultry Meat Industry. Retrieved from http://www.agecon.purdue.edu/extension/pubs/paer/2005/mcnamara.asp

McNamara, K. T. (2005). Purdue Efforts to Support Higher Educaiton In Afghanistan. International Culb.

McNamara, K. T., & Weiss, C. R. (in press). Farm Household Income and On- and Off-Farm Income Diversification. Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 37(1), 37-48.
Andrea Burniske works for International Programs in Agriculture as the International Extension Coordinator. In this position she promotes international opportunities for Purdue extension educators and faculty. She supports project design and proposal writing, and helps to implement programming. She is also a Purdue Delegate for the Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN); and serves as a member of the College of Agriculture Diversity Committee.
 
Her background includes 20 years’ experience working overseas and in Washington DC for international development organizations. She has designed and led projects while living in Tajikistan, Colombia, Bulgaria, Peru, and Russia. Her skills include proposal writing; monitoring and evaluation; project management; community planning; small business development; primary market research; and focus group design.
 
Her sectoral experience and main interests comprise disaster risk reduction and disaster response (as a member of the Latin American Response Team for Mercy Corps); gender assessment; child protection; environmentally sustainable development; social enterprise development; and climate change adaptation.
 
Andrea has a BA from UC Berkeley in Slavic Languages; an MA from University of Oregon in Journalism and Communication (thesis research on communication for development); and an MBA+ Certificate in Entrepreneurial Leadership from Portland State University.