Kimberly Clark

Dr. Kimberly Clark is an Assistant Professor of Agricultural Science at Concordia University, Nebraska, where she teaches across the agricultural science and agricultural education programs. She joined the faculty in August 2021, bringing nearly 15 years of experience from the agricultural industry and extension services.

Her educational background includes a master's and bachelor's degree in animal science and agriculture leadership from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL). Prior to her academic appointment, she served as a dairy extension educator at UNL and held leadership roles such as Director of Biofuels at the Nebraska Corn Board.

• Bachelor of Science in Animal Science, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
• Master of Science in Agriculture (Animal Science and Agriculture Leadership), University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Dr. Clark’s research and professional interests focus on agricultural education, animal and dairy science, agriculture leadership, and sustainable food production systems. Her work emphasizes experiential learning, extension outreach, and preparing students for careers in teaching, agribusiness, government, and production agriculture.

She is actively involved in several professional organizations, including the American Dairy Science Association, Nebraska Agribusiness Club, Nebraska Cooperative Extension Association, Grow Nebraska Dairy Team, and the Nebraska State Dairy Association (Ex-Officio).

Dr. Clark is certified by the Professional Animal Auditor Certification (PAACO) in dairy, reflecting her applied expertise in animal welfare and dairy operations. She aims to leverage her industry networks and leadership experience to strengthen Concordia’s agriculture program within its Christ-centered, student-focused learning environment.

She is committed to mentoring students and expanding opportunities in agricultural extension, ag education, and industry roles. While no formal advisees or research grants are listed, her career trajectory underscores a strong commitment to teaching, outreach, and program development in agricultural sciences.

Dr. Clark contributes to academic and community engagement through her roles in professional associations and her integration of real-world agricultural challenges into the classroom. Her work supports the next generation of agricultural leaders, educators, and producers.