Shida Rastegari Henneberry Regents Professor/Director/Endowed ...

Shida Rastegari Henneberry
Regents Professor/Director/Endowed Chair
Oklahoma State University
Agricultural Hall 405-744-9712
Oklahoma State University srh@okstate.edu
Stillwater, OK 74078 http://agecon.okstate.edu/faculty/profile.asp?id=srh
Academic Appointments
• Regents Professor, Dept of Agricultural Economics and 2011 - Present
Director of the Masters of International Agriculture Program
Oklahoma State University, Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
• Don & Cathey Humphreys Endowed Chair in International Studies, OSU 2012 - Present
• Interim Director of the Masters of International Agriculture Program 2010 - 2011
• Professor & Graduate Program Coordinator (August 2008 – Aug 2011) 1996 – 2011
Oklahoma State University, Dept. of Agricultural Economics
School of International Studies, Member of the Faculty 1999 - Present
• Associate Professor 1991 – 1996
Oklahoma State University, Dept. of Agricultural Economics
• Assistant Professor 1987 – 1991
Oklahoma State University, Dept. of Agricultural Economics
• Visiting Assistant Professor 1984 – 1986
Oklahoma State University, Dept. of Economics & Agricultural Economics
• Postdoctoral Research Fellow 1983 – 1984
University of California-Davis, Dept. of Agricultural Economics
• Assistant Professor 1981 – 1983
Department of Economics, Ripon College, Ripon, Wisconsin
Awards and Honors
2012 (Fall) Commencement Speaker, Graduate College Commencement Ceremonies, OSU
2010-2011 Outstanding Faculty Study Abroad Leader Award, Oklahoma State University
2010 Distinguished Graduate Teaching Award, Agricultural and Applied Economics Association
2009 Outstanding Faculty Award, School of International Studies, OSU
2008 Jack Everly Journal Award, North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture
2007 Honorary Initiate of Phi Beta Delta Honor Society for International Scholars
2006 International Education Faculty Excellence Award, Oklahoma State University
2001 Honorary Member of the Agricultural Faculty of LaMolina Univ., Lima – Peru
1998 Outstanding Oklahoma Educator, The Oklahoma House of Representatives
1998 Aggie-X Teacher of the Year, Oklahoma State University
1996 Western Agricultural Economics Association Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award
1996 Celebrity for Faculty Excellence Award, Oklahoma State University
1994 Merrick Foundation Teaching Award, Oklahoma State University
1994 Aggie-X Outstanding Advisor of the Year, Oklahoma State University
1996 Recognition for Leadership, Oklahoma State University
2013 Recognition for Outstanding Contribution to Students’ Learning, Langston Univ.
Shida Henneberry, Page 1 of 14

Current Duties and Appointment Percentages
Administration 75%
Master of International Agriculture (MIAP) Directorship Responsibilities
1. Serves as the director of the program.
2. Has succeeded in increasing MIAP enrollment from nine in 2008 to sixty students in 2012.
MIAP is currently the second largest masters program in CASNR.
3. Maintains critical working relationships, coordination, and cooperation with departments and
faculty from all CASNR and other Colleges at OSU and outside of OSU.
4. Supervises four MIAP staff members: full-time MIAP graduate coordinator and MIAP
graduate assistants.
5. Chairs the MIAP Curriculum Committee.
6. Has created MIAP focus areas and related course lists. Has initiated the paper work for name
change of the program, as well as creating a Master of Science degree in international
agriculture program.
7. Creates and submits the assessment plan for the program, and any other documentation
required by the University for Program Assessment.
8. Overseas the MIAP-Peace Corps option that was developed under her supervision during the
fall of 2010.
9. Overseas the MIAP – dual degree option with the University of Puebla in Mexico and is
creating new dual degree programs.
10. Maintains a current e-mail list and student directory.
11. Writes funding proposals to facilitate Masters of Intl Ag internships.
12. Teaches the Seminars and the internship course for MIAP students.
13. Coordinates the guest speaker series related to OSU’s international activities.
14. Conducts recruitment activities by speaking in classes at OSU and in other institutions and
participation in career and graduate college fairs.
15. Oversees the development of recruitment material and program information.
16. Works with prospective students.
17. Processes the admission, plans of study, and graduation paper work.
18. Serves as the major advisor for MIAP students.
19. Compiles and keeps updated a list of on-site and online offered courses for the upcoming
semesters that are approved for the MIAP students’ POS.
20. Meets with students regularly and answers questions that come through e-mail, phone, or
face-to-face visits.
21. Sends regular notifications regarding OSU courses, graduation requirements, RCR training,
and visiting guest speakers.
22. Advises students on locating funding opportunities. MIAP has no funding for its students and
therefore students seek advice on how to acquire assistantships from other
programs/departments. Several students have located assistantships.
23. Develops Sustainable Internships. Organizes international and domestic internships,
supervises students’ internship work, and sets standards for internship credits. MIAP
American students are required to do an international internship, and international students
often want to do an internship in the U.S. Shida has organized internship opportunities for
students in Argentina, Costa Rica, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Thailand. Also
Shida Henneberry, Page 2 of 14

she has connected international students with professors from various fields in agriculture for
internship experience in the U.S.
24. Advises students on career development and how to prepare themselves for job interviews.
Writes numerous recommendation letters.
25. Develops, conducts, and summarizes MIAP exit interview surveys.
26. Oversees the presence of MIAP in social networking sites.
27. Organizes social functions for MIAP students at her residence. These include: Thanksgiving
and Easter Dinners, as well as several small-group gatherings.
Instruction 25%
Current Courses
AGEC 4343 (I): International Agricultural Trade & Development, fall semester, every year, 2000- pres.
AGEC 5343: M.S.-Level International Ag. Markets and Trade, fall semester, every year, 2006-present
AGEC 4343/5343 (online/internet): Fall 2008 – present (fall and spring)
AGEC 5733: M.S./Ph.D. Int’l Ag. Policy and Development, spring semester, every year, 2000- present
AGEC 4803: Short-term Study Abroad. China 2006-07; Costa Rica, 2008 –10; Argentina: June 2011-12
AGEC 2313 & 5353 (online/internet): Case Studies in International Ag. Trade, fall 2010 – present
AGEC 2303 (online/internet): Food Marketing to a Diverse Population, fall 2012 - present
AG 5990 (online/internet): Readings in International Agriculture, fall 2010 – present
AG 5010: Seminar in International Agriculture, fall 2010 – present, every semester
AG 5100: Internship in International Agriculture, fall 2010 – present, every semester
Education
• Ph.D., Economics, Iowa State University, 1982
• M.S., Economics, Iowa State University, 1977
Service in Academic, Professional, and Scholarly Societies
Phi Beta Delta Honor Society for International Scholars, Epsilon Upsilon Chapter, Oklahoma
State University, March, 2009 - 2010.
o President,2009-2010
o Vice-President, 2008-2009
The National Institute for Commodity Promotion, Research, and Evaluation
o Member of the Advisory Board, 1994-2008
NEC-63 Commodity Promotion Research Committee, 1994-2011
o Chair, 2007-2009 (366 active members)
o Vice-Chair, 2003-2007
NCR-182 The Organization and Performance of World Food Systems
o Chair of the Executive Committee, 1995-1996
Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, 1978-Present
o Chair – Food & Agricultural Marketing Policy Section, 2002-2003 (177 active members)
o Chair-elect – Food & Agricultural Marketing Policy Section, 2001-2002
o Board member—Committee on Women in Agricultural Economics, 1991-1993
o Topic Leader—International Trade Selected Papers, 1992-1993 and 2003-2006
o Member– Nominating Committee, 2001-2002
o Chair- Sponsorship Subcommittee, International Committee, 1991-1993
Western Agricultural Economics Association, 1995-Present
Shida Henneberry, Page 3 of 14

o Board of Directors, 1997-1999
o Chair—Undergraduate Teaching Award Selection Committee, 1994 & 1998
Southern Agricultural Economics Association, 1990-Present
o Topic Leader, 2002
Member of the Program Committee, School of International Studies, OSU, 2001-Present.
Member of the Editorial Council
o Choices, Guest Editor, June 2009, Agricultural Issues of Emerging Countries
http://www.choicesmagazine.org/magazine/block.php?block=33
o Agricultural and Resource Economics Review (ARER), Co-editor, special issue, NEC-
63-FAMPS conference papers, 2009.
o China Agricultural Economic Review, 2007-2013
o Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 1996-1999
o Journal of Food Distribution Research, 1993-1999 , Guest Editor, special issue, 2003
Member of the USDA Grant Proposal Review Panel
o Food Assistance and Nutrition Research Program, Peer Reviewer, 2006 and 2010
o 1890 Institution Teaching and Research Capacity Building Grants Programs, 1998
o National Needs Graduate Fellowships Program, 1994
Symposium and Workshops Organized
o Southern Region Teaching Symposium, Co-Chair of the Planning Comt, 1994-1995.
o A Regional Workshop on Marketing of Oklahoma Produce, Co-Organizer, 1994
Articles in Peer Reviewed (Refereed) Journals (total=59)
59. Esmaeili, A.; S. Henneberry; and S. Ebneali. “Influence of Label Information on Consumer
Acceptability of Tea in Iran.” J. of Food Products Marketing, 19:1 (2013), 15-25.
58. Mann, J.T. and S.R. Henneberry. “What Characteristics of College Students Influence Their Decisions
to Select Online Courses?” Online Journal of Distance Learning Administration, Winter 2012,
Volume 14, Issue 4:1-14. http://www.westga.edu/~distance/ojdla. Also, highlighted in “Research
Article of the Week” section in http://distance-educator.com/ Accessed: January 2, 2013.
57. Zheng, Z. and S. R. Henneberry. “Estimating the Impacts of Rising Food Prices on Nutrient Intake in
Urban China,” China Economic Review, Vol. 23:1090-1103 (No. 4, December 2012).
56. Zheng, Z. and S. R. Henneberry. “Household Food Demand by Income Category: Evidence from
Household Survey Data in Urban China,” Agribusiness: an Intl Journal, Vol. 27 (2011): 99–113.
55. Zheng, Z. and S. R. Henneberry. “Demand for Food Grains in Urban China: A Cross-Section
Estimation of Economic and Demographic Effects,” J. of Agricultural & Applied Economics,
42:2 (May 2010):337-355.
54. Zheng, Z. and S. R. Henneberry. "The impact of changes in income distribution on current and future
food demand in urban China," J. of Agricultural and Resource Econ. 35:1(April 2010):51-71.
53. Zheng, Z. and S. R. Henneberry. “An Analysis of Food Demand in China: A Case Study of Urban
Households in Jiangsu Province.” Review of Agr. Economics (RAE), 31:4 (2009): 873-893.
52. Henneberry, S., J. Mutondo; and W. Brorsen, "Global Welfare Impacts of U.S. Meat Promotion
Activities." Agricultural and Resource Economics Review (ARER), 38:3 (Dec 2009): 418-430.
Shida Henneberry, Page 4 of 14

51. Henneberry, Shida; Brian Whitacre; and Haerani Agustini. “An Evaluation of Economic Impacts of
Oklahoma Farmers’ Markets.” Journal of Food Distribution Research, 40:3 (Nov 2009): 64-78.
50. Mutondo, J. E., W. Brorsen, and S. R. Henneberry. “Welfare Impacts of BSE-Driven Trade Bans.”
Agricultural and Resource Economics Review (ARER), 38:3 (Dec 2009): 324-329.
49. Arunachalam, B., S. R. Henneberry; J. L. Lusk; and F. B. Norwood. “An Empirical Investigation
into the Excessive-Choice Effect.” American J. of Agr. Econ., 91:3 (August 2009): 810-825.
48. Henneberry, S. R. and J. E. Mutondo. “Agricultural Trade among NAFTA Countries: A Case Study of
U.S. Meat Exports.” Review of Agricultural Economics. 31: 3 (Fall 2009): 424-445.
47. Gale, F. and S. R. Henneberry. “Markets Adapt to China’s Changing Diet.” Choices, 24:2 (June
2009): 32-36. http://www.choicesmagazine.org/magazine/block.php?block=33
46. Mutondo, J. E. and S. R. Henneberry. “A Source Differentiated Analysis of U.S. Meat Demand.”
Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 32 (December 2007): 515-533.
45. Henneberry, S. R. and J. E. Mutondo. “Food Labels: Implications for U.S. Agricultural Imports.”
Journal of Agribusiness, vol. 25 (Fall 2007):197-214.
44. Briggeman, B., S. R. Henneberry, and F. B. Norwood. “How do Employers Access Job Candidate
Attributes?” NACTA Journal (a publication of the National Association of Colleges and Teachers
of Agriculture), September 2007: 15-21.
An article about the results were also published: “Methods for Discovering a Candidates
Attributes.” AG Careers.Com: A Member of the Farms.Com Family, June 13, 2007. The article
may be accessed from http://www.areavoices.com/ndsucc/?blog=9850 (August 14, 2007)
43. Henneberry, D. M., A. Tongco, and S. R. Henneberry. “The Role of an International Agricultural
Programs Office in a Land Grant University,” Revista Mexicana de Agronegocias (Agribusiness
Review for Mexico and Latin America), Year 11, 20 (Jan-June 2007): 195-200.
42. Henneberry, S. R. and S. Hwang. “Meat Demand in S. Korea: An Application of the Restricted
Source-Differentiated AIDS Model.” Journal of Agr. and Applied Economics, 39 (2007): 47-60.
41. Kenkel, P. and S. R. Henneberry. "An Economic Analysis of Unit-Train Facility Investment,” Revista
Mexicana de Agronegocias (Agribusiness Review for Mexico and Latin America), Year 10, 19:4
(July- Dec 2006):52-81.
40. Norwood, F. B. and S. R. Henneberry. “Show me the Money: The Value of College Graduates as
Expressed by Employers and Perceived by Students,” American Journal of Agricultural
Economics, 88:2 (May 2006): 484-498. (Nominated for the 2006 AAEA Quality of
Communication Award by the Dept. of Ag Econ, OSU).
39. Henneberry, S. R. and W. Armbruster. “Emerging Roles for Food Labels: Inform, Protect, Persuade,”
Journal of Food Distribution Research, 34 (Nov 2003): 62-69.
38. Salehezadeh, Z. and S. R. Henneberry. “The Effects of the Philippines Trade Policies and Factor
Mobility on its Economic Structure: A Computable General Equilibrium Modeling Approach.”
Journal of Policy Modeling, www.EconModels.com, e-modeling studies, June 6, 2002.
Shida Henneberry, Page 5 of 14

37. Salehezadeh, Z. and S. R. Henneberry. “The Economic Impacts of Trade Liberalization and Factor
Mobility: The Case of the Philippines.” J. of Policy Modeling, 24:5 (2002): 483-486.
36. Kalaba, M. and S.R. Henneberry. “The effects of free trade agreement on South African Agriculture:
Competitiveness of fruits in the EU market.” AGREKON, 40 (Dec 2001): 794 - 809.
35. Henneberry, S. R., M. E. Khan, and K. Piewthongngam. “An Analysis of Industrial-Agricultural
Interactions: A Case Study in Pakistan.” Agricultural Economics, 22(2000): 17-27.
34. Henneberry, S. R. and M. E. Khan. “An Analysis of the Linkage Between Agricultural Exports and
Economic Growth in Pakistan.” J. of International Food and Agribusiness Marketing, 10:4
(1999):13-29.
33. Henneberry, S. R., K. Piewthongngam, and H. Qiang. “Consumer Food Safety Concerns and Fresh
Produce Consumption.” J. of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 24:1 (July 1999): 98-113.
32. Henneberry, S. R., H. Qiang, and G. Cuperus. “An Examination of Food Safety Issues.” Journal of
food Products Marketing, 5:1 (1998): 83-94.
31. Beshear, M. and S. R. Henneberry. “A Study of Value-Added Food Industry: The Case of Oklahoma
Fruit and Vegetable Processors.” Journal of Food Products Marketing, 3(1996):13-22.
30. Cuperus, G., G. Owen, J. T. Criswell, and S. R. Henneberry. “Food Safety Perceptions and Practices:
Implications for Extension.” American Entomologist, 42(1996):201-203.
29. Suter, D. and S. R. Henneberry. “Mid-South Region’s Value Added Food Industry: An Analysis of
Fruit and Vegetable Processors.” J. of International Food and Agribusiness Marketing, 8:1
(1996): pp. 33-54.
28. Henneberry, S. R., R. J. Schatzer, and Y. El Beheisi. “A Comparative Static Analysis of Oklahoma's
Vegetable Industry.” Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 28(July 1996):159-171.
27. Suter, D. and S. R. Henneberry. “An Examination of the Structure, Conduct and Performance of the
U.S. Food Processing Industry.” Journal of Food Products Marketing, 3(June 1996):65-85.
26. Henneberry, S. R. and M. Beshear. “Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Reality: A Comparison
of Various Teaching Methods.” NACTA Journal, 39(December 1995):15-17.
25. Halliburton, K. and S. R. Henneberry.“The Effectiveness of U.S. Nonprice Promotion of Almonds in
the Pacific Rim.” Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 20 (July 1995):108-121.
24. Halliburton, K. and S. R. Henneberry. “A Comparative Analysis of Export Promotion Programs for
U.S. Wheat and Red Meats.” Agribusiness: An International Journal, 2:3 (1995):207-221.
23. Halliburton, K. and S. R. Henneberry. “Federal Export Promotion and International Trade of U.S. Red
Meats.” Journal of Agribusiness, 10:1 (Spring 1993):1-23.
22. Halliburton, K. and S. R. Henneberry. “U.S. Overseas Promotion Programs for Peanuts: An
Examination of Trade and Market Development.” Agribusiness: An International Journal, 9:6
(Nov 1993):569-583.
Shida Henneberry, Page 6 of 14

21. Henneberry, S. R. and T. Kang. “Potential Markets for Oklahoma Produce: A Market Window
Analysis.” Journal of Food Distribution Research, 23:2 (Sept 1992):29-46.
20. Henneberry, S. R., K. Ackerman, and T. Eshleman. “U.S. Overseas Market Promotion: An Overview
of Non-Price Programs and Expenditures.” Agribusiness: An International Journal, 8:1(Jan
1992):57-78.
19. Henneberry, S. R. and B. Charlet. “A Profile of Food Consumption Trends in the United States.” The
Journal of Food Products Marketing, Vol. 1, No. 1, 1992, pp. 3-23.
18. Henneberry, S. R. and L. Tweeten. “A Review of International Agricultural Supply Response.”
Journal of International Food and Agribusiness Marketing, 2(1991):49-95.
17. Henneberry, S. R., L. Tweeten, and K. Nainggolan. “An Analysis of U.S. Aggregate Output
Response by Farm Size.” Agricultural Economics, 5(January/February 1991):1-19.
16. Henneberry, S. R. “Theory to Reality: Industry Speakers Teach Agricultural Marketing at Oklahoma
State University.” NACTA Journal, 34(1990): 41-44.
15. Henneberry, S. R. and C. V. Willoughby. “Marketing Inefficiencies in Oklahoma's Produce Industry:
Grower and Buyer Perceptions.” Journal of Food Distribution Research, 20 (1989): 97-109.
14. Reese, R. A., S. R. Henneberry, and J. R. Russell. “Transfer Pricing in Multinational Firms: A
Review of the Literature.” Agribusiness: An International Journal, 5(March 1989):121-137.
13. Henneberry, D. M., M. Drabenstott, and S. R. Henneberry. “A Weaker Dollar and U.S. Farm
Exports: Coming Rebound or Empty Promise?” Economic Review, Federal Reserve Bank of
Kansas City, 72(May 1987):22-36.
12. Henneberry, D. M., S. R. Henneberry, and L. Tweeten. “The Strength of the Dollar: An Analysis of
Trade-Weighted Foreign Exchange Rate Indices with Implications for Agricultural Trade.”
Agribusiness: An International Journal, 3(1987): 189-206.
11. Henneberry, D. M. and Shida Rastegari Henneberry. “International Banking Services Smooth Export
Transactions.” Foreign Agriculture, 13: 9 (Sept 1985), USDA/FAS
Current Farm Economics Journal Articles
10. Nelson, Becky M. and Shida Rastegari Henneberry. “U.S. Beef Exports to the Pacific Rim:
Examining Trade with Four Asian Nations.” Current Farm Economics, Vol. 70, No. 2, 1997, pp.
28-44.
9. Beshear, Michelle and Shida R. Henneberry. “An Examination of the Food Processing Industry in
Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas.” Current Farm Economics, Vol. 68, No. 1, March 1995.
8. Beshear, Michelle and Shida Rastegari Henneberry. “An Overview of the Food Processing Industry in
Oklahoma.” Current Farm Economics, Vol. 67, No. 2, June 1994.
7. Henneberry, Shida Rastegari. “Overseas Market Promotion Programs for U.S. Wheat.” Current Farm
Economics, Vol. 65, No. 3, September 1992.
Shida Henneberry, Page 7 of 14

6. Henneberry, Shida Rastegari and Catherine Barron. “Marketing and Purchasing Oklahoma Fruits and
Vegetables.” Current Farm Economics, Vol. 63, No. 3, September 1990.
5. Eshleman, Tommy and Shida Rastegari Henneberry. “Korea/Oklahoma Trade Development: A Look
at Opportunities in the Hides & Leather Industries.” Current Farm Economics, 62(June 1989).
4. Henneberry, Shida Rastegari and Larry Sanders. “Marketing Institutions Affecting Japanese Imports of
Genetic Material.” Current Farm Economics, Vol. 62, No. 1, March 1989.
3. Reese, Randall A. and Shida Henneberry. “The Role of Transfer Pricing in Multinational Intrafirm
Trade in Oklahoma and the United States.” Current Farm Economics, Vol. 61, No. 1-4, Dec1988.
2. Rastegari-Henneberry, Shida and Luther Tweeten. “Response Bias and Oklahoma Farmers' Policy
Choices for 1985.” Current Farm Economics, Vol. 58, No. 2, June 1985.
1. Henneberry, S. R. and D. M. Henneberry. “Agricultural Policy for Grains in the European Economic
Community: Setting and Issues.” Current Farm Economics, Vol. 58, No. 1, March 1985.
Books, Book Chapters, and Bulletins
Henneberry, Shida Rastegari. 2013. “U.S. Export Market Development Programs.”. In W.J Armbruster
and R.D. Knutson, eds. US Programs Affecting Food and Agricultural Marketing. New York:
Springer Science + Business Media, pp.195-223.
Henneberry, S. R. and B. Norwood. “Careers in Agriculture.” In Garry A. Goreham (Ed.) Encyclopedia
of Rural America, Millerton, NY: Grey House Publishing, Inc, ISBN 978-1-59237-115-0, 2008,
pp. 127-130.
Trueblood, M.; S. Shapouri, and S. R. Henneberry. “Policy Options to Stabilize Food Supplies: A Case
Study of Southern Africa.” Agricultural Information Bulletin Number 764, USDA/ERS, 2001.
Henneberry, Shida. “Food Section Contributor”. In Elizabeth Lohram (Editor), Best Bites from the
Wellness Kitchen, Seratean Wellness Center, Oklahoma State University, : Willmar Cookbooks,
ISBN 0-9768634-0-5, first printing: September 2005.
Henneberry, S. R., C. Valdivia, and B. Wells. “Women in Higher Education: Social Sciences at Land
Grant Universities in the U.S.” In Emman Zapata Martelo, Veronica Vazquez Garcia, Pilar
Alberti Manzanares (Editors), Gender, Feminism and Higher Education. An International
Overview, D.R. 2001, Colegio de Posgraduados, Especialidad en Estudios del Desarrollo Rural,
Instituto de Socioeconomia, Estadistica e Informatica, Montecillo, Edo. de Mexico, 56230, pp
151-170, ISBN 968-839-307-X, 2001.
Henneberry, S. R. and M. E. Khan. “An Analysis of the Linkage Between Agricultural Exports and
Economic Growth in Pakistan.” In Erdener Kaynak (Ed.), Cross-National and Cross-Cultural Issues
in Food Marketing, Binghamton, New York: International Business Press, 2000, pp. 13-29.
Henneberry, Shida (Editor). Foreign Direct Investment and Processed Food Trade. NCR- 182 and Farm
Foundation Conference Proceedings “Organization and Performance of World Food Systems 1997.
Henneberry, S. R. and Michelle Beshear. “Careers in Agriculture.” In Garry A. Goreham (Ed.)
Encyclopedia of Rural America, Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO Publishing, 1997, pp. 98-100.
Shida Henneberry, Page 8 of 14

Henneberry, S. R. and B. Charlet. “Changing Market Institutions and Trends in Food Consumption.”
Agricultural Experiment Station, , Oklahoma State University, Bulletin B-789, May 1990.
Tweeten, L., D. Pyles, and S. R. Henneberry. “Supply and Elasticity Estimation.” In Luther Tweeten
(Ed.), Agricultural Policy Analysis Tools for Economic Development, Boulder: Westview Press,
1989, pp. 73-95.
Henneberry, S. R. and D. M. Henneberry. “International Trade Policies.” In Luther Tweeten (Ed.),
Agricultural Policy Analysis Tools for Economic Development, Boulder: Westview Press, 1989,
pp. 322-354.
Henneberry, S. R. “A Review of Agricultural Supply Responses for International Policy Models.” A
Monograph developed for the U.S. Agency for International Development for the Agricultural
Policy Analysis Project, Oklahoma State University, May 1986.
Rastegari-Henneberry, Shida. “The World Rice Market.” Giannini Foundation Information Series, No.
85-2, University of California, Berkeley, August 1985.
Henneberry, Shida. “Food Section Contributor”. In Elizabeth Lohram (Editor), Best Bites from the
Wellness Kitchen, Seratean Wellness Center, Oklahoma State University, Willmar Cookbooks,
ISBN 0-9768634-0-5, first printing: September 2005.
Popular Press
Henneberry, Shida. “Theme Overview: Emerging Countries: Converging or Diverging Economies?”
Choices, 24:2 (2009): 30-31. http://www.choicesmagazine.org/magazine/block.php?block=33
Feedstuffs
Briggeman, Brian; Shida Henneberry; and Bailey Norwood. “Personal Interview Matters Most.”
Feedstuffs, Special Report: Human Resources, December 31, 2007, page 17.
Norwood, F. Bailey and Shida R. Henneberry. “Employers Rank what they Seek for a New Hire.”
Feedstuffs, January 30, 2006.
NICPRE Quarterly (selected listing)
A publication of the National Institute for Commodity Promotion Research and Evaluation on program
evaluation and related issues http://commodity.aem.cornell.edu/nicpre/newslet/
Henneberry, Shida R. and Oluyemisi Olukoya. “The United States Dairy Export Promotion Programs:
An Overview.” Vol. 12, No. 3, 2006.
Henneberry, Shida R. and Phil Kenkel. “Wheat Export Market Development: A Case Study of the
Facility Investment for Direct Shipment to Mexico.” Vol. 11, No. 1, 2005.
Henneberry, Shida R. and Junxiang Lu. “The Effectiveness of U.S. Non-Price Promotion Programs for
Wheat in Selected Countries.” Vol. 6, No. 2, 2000.
Conference Proceeding Publications (selected listing)
Shida Henneberry, Page 9 of 14

Crow, C. and S. Henneberry. “Improving Consumer Participation in Oklahoma Farmers’ Markets,”
Selected paper abstract from Oct 2012 FDRS meeting, Journal of Food Distribution Research,
Volume 44, Issue 1, March 2013.
Henneberry, S (presentor); H. Agustini; M. Taylor; J. Mutondo; B. Whitacre; and W. Roberts. “Economic
Impacts of Farmers’ Markets in Oklahoma,” February 4, 2008, 3:20-5:00 pm. Selected Paper
presented at the SAEA Annual Meeting, Dallas, Texas, February 3-5, 2008.
Henneberry, Shida (Presentor). “An Analysis of Global Markets for Meats.” An invited paper presented at
the conference on Sustainable Agriculture: Current Trends, Challenges and Achievements.
Jointly organized by the Graduate School, USDA and the Agricultural Research Service, USDA,
Beltsville, Maryland, August 8-9, 2007.
Henneberry, Shida (key note speaker). “Emerging Roles for Food Labels in a Global Market.” China
Green Food Development Forum 2004, pp. 111-121, Sponsored by China Green Food
Development Center and FAO/United Nations, December 3-4, 2004.
Henneberry, Shida. “Identity Preserved Wheat Marketing: An Implication for Non-biotech Wheat
Exports.” 7 th ICABR (International Consortium on Agricultural Biotechnology
Research)International Conference on Public Goods and Public Policy for Agricultural
Biotechnology. Ravello, Italy, June 29 – July 3, 2003.
Henneberry, Shida and Becky Nelson. “The Socio-Economic Impacts of NAFTA in Tlaxcala, Mexico.”
E-book Proceedings of the conference on Free Trade of the Americas, the WTO and New Farm
Legislation: Responding to Opportunities and Challenges, http://cnas.tamu.edu/, Sponsored by
Center for North American Studies, May 23-24, 2002, San Antonio, Texas.
Kalaba, Mmatlou (presenter) and Shida Henneberry. “The Effects of a Free Trade Agreement on South
African Agriculture: Competitiveness of Fruits in the EU Market”, Proceedings of the 2001
Annual Conference of Agricultural Economics Association of South Africa (AEASA) on
Agricultural Supply Chains: Opportunities and Challenges, www.aeasa.org.za 19-21 September
2001, Central Drakensberg, KwaZuluNatal, South Africa.
Henneberry, Shida R. and M.Q. Han. “An Analysis of the Impact of Food Safety Concerns on Food
Consumption.” In J.P. Ogier (Ed.), Proceedings of the XIVth International Symposium on
Horticultural Economics, Guernsey, U.K., 12-15 September 2000, Published by the International
Society for Horticultural Science, Acta Horticulturae, 536, September 2000.
Trueblood, M. A.; S. Shapouri, and S. Henneberry. “A Comparison of Regional Policy Options to
Stabilize food Supplies in the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC).” In
Challenges facing agriculture in Southern Africa, AGREKON, Agricultural Economics
Association of South Africa, Vol. 38 - May 1999. Proceedings of an Interconference Symposium
of the International Association of Agricultural Economists (IAAE) held at Badplaas,
Mpumalanga Province, South Africa, 10-16 August 1998.
Henneberry, Shida Rastegari and Marco De Brito. “An Analysis of the Effectiveness of U.S. Non-Price
Promotion Programs: The Case of Red Meats in Japan.” In Ellen Goddard and Daphne Taylor
(Ed.) Promotion in the Marketing Mix: What Works, Where and Why, pp. 98-104. Sponsored by
The Committee on Commodity Promotion (NEC-63), Spring 1994.
Shida Henneberry, Page 10 of 14

Ackerman, Karen Z. and Shida R. Henneberry. “Economic Impacts of Export Market Promotion.” In
Walter J. Armbruster and John E. Lenz (Ed.), Commodity Promotion Policy in a Global
Economy, pp. 46-59. Sponsored by NEC-63. Published by Farm Foundation, Oak Brook,
Illinois, 1993.
Henneberry, Shida Rastegari and Karen Ackerman. “An Overview of Research Approaches and Methods
for Evaluating U.S. Agricultural Export Market Development Programs.” In John P. Nichols, et
al. (Ed.), Economic Effects of Generic Promotion Programs for Agricultural Exports, pp. 89-99.
Sponsored by NEC-63 and FAS/USDA. Published by the Agricultural and Food Policy Center,
Depart. of Agricultural Economics, Texas A&M University, College Station, August 1991.
Professional Presentations
Summary of Selected, Invited, and Keynote Speeches
Number of
Keynote
Speeches
Invited Papers 25
Selected Papers 52
Workshops 2
taught
Presentations
6
Shida Henneberry, Page 11 of 14

Grant Activity (total funded research projects = 41; total award amount= $1,350,000)
Summary of Selected Funded Research Grants
General Topic Short
Duration Source Amount Collaborators Role
Title
of Grant of Grant
China Food
Demand
China 2008-09 ERS/USDA $22,800 PI
Export
Promotion
Effectiveness
Market
Development
Local Foods/
Farmers’
Markets
Dairy
2005-2007
NICPRE a
Shida Henneberry, Page 12 of 14
$10,000 PI
Wheat Direct 2000-2003 NICPRE
Shipments to Mexico
&OWC b
$25,000 Kenkel PI
Wheat 1995-1997 NICPRE $15,000 PI
Oklahoma White
Wheat
Wheat & Corn
forecast modelg
2008-2009 TIP $36,580 Carver, Kenkel,
Rayas, Holcomb
PI
1999-2002 USDA/ERS $20,000 Ed Allen PI
Local Market
Consumer
Participation
2009-2010 USDA/AMS $47,150 PI
Mushrooms from 2007-2009 Nat’l Constium $75,000 Univ of Puebla Collab
Mexico
Science & Tech
Faculty, Mexico
Ok Farmers’ Markets 2001-2004 USDA/AMS $80,000 Kerr Center, ODA d PI
Ok food processors 1993-1996 USDA/AMS $68,724 PI
Food Labeling Eco-label foods in 2004 USDA/FAS Scientific Exchange Program Team
China
Leader
Evaluation of Meat
Labels
2003-2005 USDA/ERS $9,000 PI
Meat Traceability 2004-2007 NICPRE $12,000 PI
Food Security
& Int’l
Development
Policy Options in
LDC’s
Women Leaders in
Mexico
LDC Resource
Endowments
1997-2002 USDA/ERS $189,000 Trueblood,
Shapouri
PI
1997-2000 The Ford
Foundn/MIAC c
$55,000 Faculty frm MIAC
Univs. & Mexico
1994-1997 USDA/ERS $20,000 PI
Teaching/ WTP for Online 2011-12 OSU/ITLE $1,500 Mann PI
Mentoring/ Courses
Academic Distance Education 2008 OSU $3,000 PI
Program Miller Study Abroad 2008 OSU/CASNR $5,000 PI
Assessment Scholarship
Norman Borlaug 2007 USDA/FAS $38,700 Bidwell, Wilkins Co-PI
Fellow-Cameroon
Dzialowsky
Program MIAP assessment 2012-13 Univ Assessment $2,028 PI
Assessment Graduate Earnings 2004-2005 OSU/Assessm’t $4,008 Norwood Co-PI
Student Intl Mexico 2013 Chapingo Univ subsidy Martinez Tenorio PI
Internship Uganda, Watoto Farm 2013 Noble $4,350 Steve Swiggert
Support
Fellowship
Foundation
a
National Institute for Commodity Promotion Research and Evaluation
b
Oklahoma Wheat Commission
c
Mid America International Agricultural Consortium
d
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry

Graduate Program Involvement
Shida Henneberry, Page 13 of 14
Completed Current
Degree
Major Committee Major Committee
Advisor Member Advisor Member
Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics 19 14 2 0
M.S. in Agricultural Economics, Thesis 12 9
M.S. in Agricultural Economics, Creative
Component
Masters of Agriculture in International Ag a,b
M.S. in the School of International Studies a
0 0
14 7 0 0
53 11 21 0
34 36 0 1
Total 132 77 23 1
Visiting Scholars Sponsored & Advised 32 0
Total number Advised (major advisor to) 187 graduate students &visiting scholars
a Students are not required to write a thesis, but are required to complete a creative component, internship, or a study
abroad experience.
b Master of Agriculture in Intl Ag was created in the fall 2008.
Courses Taught at Oklahoma State University, 1987-2000
AGEC 5203 – Advanced Agricultural Price Analysis
AGEC 3303 – Agricultural Marketing
Global Short Courses in International Agricultural Trade Policy
University of Puebla in Mexico (UPAEP) Students, OSU-Stillwater Campus, June 2010.
Monterey Tech Univ, College of Bus., Chihuahua, Mexico, 1/14/10 -1/16/10 & 2/19/10 - 2/21/10.
OSHER Lifelong Learning Institue (OLLI) at Oklahoma State University, Feb 5 – March 12, 2009,
Every Thursday, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm.
Chapingo University, Texcoco, Mexico, Department of Agricultural Economics, Sept 7-11, 2009.
Khon Kaen University, Thailand, Department of Management Sciences, June 2-12, 2005
Nanjing Agricultural University, China, Department of Agribusiness, December 6-11, 2004
University of Chihuahua, Mexico, Department of Animal Science and Agribusiness, June 1-30, 2004
Azerbaijan Agricultural Development Credit Project, USAID Short Course, Oklahoma State
University, October 28-29, 2002.
Short-term Study Abroad Courses and Global Internships instituted -Served as the Course Leader
1. Organized long-term (four weeks or more) internships in Argentina, Costa Rica, Zambia, and
Thailand for CASNR undergraduate and graduate students, and SIS students, 2001-present.
2. Argentina (including Patagonia), AGEC 4803 & AGEC 5990, May 2011 & 2012
3. Costa Rica, AG 3080, June 2008, June 2009, June 2010
4. China/Tibet, AGEC 4803, May 2006 and 2007
5. Mexico, AG 3080, May 2001

Scientific Exchange Program
Team Leader, China Exchange Program. Led a four-person team of U.S. professionals to China under
a grant obtained from the United States Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural
Service, Short-Term Research Collaboration Worldwide. The objective was to learn more about
consumers’ Response to Eco-Labeled Foods in China, February 17-28, 2004.
Selected Presentations
Key Note Speaker - the 2010 Intl Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) – China Agricultural Economic
Review (CAER) International Conference, Oct 16-17, 2010, Beijing, P.R. China.
Keynote Speaker –Phi Beta Delta (Honor Society for International Scholars) induction ceremony, 2007
Keynote Speaker - 1 st China Green Food Development Forum, Shanghai, China, December 2004
Keynote Speaker – XIVth International Symposium on Horticultural Economics, International Society for
Horticultural Science (ISHS), Guernsey, Channel Islands, British Isles, September 2000.
Oklahoma Agricultural Leadership Program, Kellog Foundation, 1991 and 2007
OSHER Lifelong Learning Institue at Oklahoma State University, 2007
Kamanchi County Farm Burues Women’s Group, Lawton, Oklahoma, 2006
Agricultural Education Class at Oklahoma State University, 2007 and 2008
Nanjing Agricultural University, 2004
Payne County Fruit and Vegetable Grower Association, 2003
LaMolina University, Perú, 2001
School of International Studies, Oklahoma State University, 2000
Universidad Autonoma Agraria Antonio Narro, Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico, 1999
Workshop on Marketing and Food Safety of Fruits and Vegetables
Papers Presented at the Annual meetings of:
American Agricultural Economics Association
Western Agricultural Economics Association
Southern Agricultural Economics Association
Food Distribution Research Society
Horticultural Industry Show
International Society for Horticultural Science (2000)
Agricultural Economics Association of South Africa
Regional Research and Seminary Committees on Commodity Promotion Research (NEC-63) and the
Impacts of Intl Trade & Domestic Policies on Southern Agriculture (S-1043).
Shida Henneberry, Page 14 of 14