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Rose Judd-Murray is an Associate Professor at Utah State University's College of Agriculture & Applied Sciences, serving as Program Leader for the Nonformal and Community-Based Education program and holding a joint appointment with the Center for Anticipatory Intelligence in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. Her interdisciplinary work bridges agricultural literacy, biosecurity education, and community-centered learning.
- PhD in Curriculum and Instruction (Instructional Leadership), 2019
- MS in Agricultural Education & Extension (Adult Education), 2002
- BS in Animal Science, 1997
Her research focuses on agricultural literacy, nonformal education models, and community resilience in national security contexts, with notable contributions to gender equity frameworks and program evaluation methodologies. Recent publications emphasize K-12 agricultural education instruments, equine-assisted therapeutic assessments, and biosecurity workforce readiness.
Dr. Judd-Murray's teaching philosophy integrates student-centered backward design, competency-based learning, and self-regulated learning models, delivering courses like Biosecurity I, Community Programming, and Nonformal Teaching Methods. She has mentored 14 graduate students in Ag Systems Technology Ed since 2018, fostering ethical leadership in sustainability contexts.
- Early Career Teacher of the Year (2023)
- Master Teacher Certificate (2021)
- ACUE Certification for Effective Online Instruction (2021)
- Teaching Scholar Certificate (2021)
- Teaching Award of Merit (2022)
As USU Extension's biosecurity emphasis leader, she develops community-focused educational frameworks that address planetary security challenges through interdisciplinary collaboration and evidence-based instructional practices.
