Jason Peake

Jason Peake is a Professor in the Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education & Communication at the University of Georgia (UGA), where he has served since 2004. As a program leader for Agricultural Education, he is recognized as a national thought leader in elementary agricultural education, influencing research, policy, and curriculum development. His work also focuses on teacher preparation and technology integration in agricultural education.

• Doctorate of Philosophy in Agricultural Education, Teacher Preparation and Distance Education – Texas A&M University (2003)
• Master of Arts in Computer Education Technology/Instructional Design Systems – University of Central Florida (2000)
• Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education – University of Kentucky (1996)

Dr. Peake’s research spans agricultural literacy, professional development, sustainability, and technology integration. He has secured over $11 million in grants from USDA-NIFA, NSF, Georgia commodity groups, and private organizations. His work emphasizes distance education and curriculum innovation, including the development of online Master of Agricultural Leadership programs and an Elementary Agricultural Education minor.

Scientific awards include the National Association for Agricultural Education Region V Outstanding Postsecondary Program (2024), UGA Teaching Academy (2022), and multiple recognitions for career mentorship and teaching excellence. He has co-advised student organizations like UGA Collegiate FFA and Alpha Tau Alpha.