J.D. McNUTT. To Provide Administrative Leadership to Research and Extension Faculty and Staff

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1 J.D. McNUTT Office Address Home Address Southeast Research and Extension Center 4536 N Penn PO Box 316 Independence, KS Ness Road Parsons, KS Cell: FAX: jdmcnutt@ksu.edu Career Objective: To Provide Administrative Leadership to Research and Extension Faculty and Staff Education: Ed.D Oklahoma State University 1986 Major: Agriculture Education Emphasis: Higher Education Administration Dissertation: An Assessment of the Administrative Competencies of the County Extension Directors in the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service M.Ed. East Central University 1978 Major: Secondary Education Emphasis: Counseling and Supervision Completed teacher certification in Biology and Chemistry B.S. Oklahoma State University 1976 Major: Agriculture Education A.S. Eastern Oklahoma State College 1974 Major: Agriculture Employment History: Director, K-State Research and Extension Southeast Area, Parsons, KS 2018-current 1

2 Director, K-State Research and Extension Southeast/Southwest Area Director, K-State Research and Extension Southeast Area, Chanute, KS Director, K-State Research and Extension Northeast Area, Manhattan Director, K-State Research and Extension South Central Area, Hutchinson, KS Regional Director, Southeast Region, Portageville Delta Research and Extension Center University of Missouri University Outreach and Cooperative Extension System Interim District Director Southwest District OSU Cooperative Extension Service 1988 (6 months) Leadership Rural Development Program Specialist, Duncan Southwest District - OSU Cooperative Extension Service County Extension Director and Agriculture Agent, Marietta Love County, Oklahoma OSU Cooperative Extension Service 4-H Agent, Tulsa Tulsa County, Oklahoma OSU Cooperative Extension Service Science Department Head/Instructor Pauls Valley, Oklahoma Ranch Manager JM & S Livestock Company, Hughes/Pittsburg Counties, Oklahoma School Instructor Moss, Oklahoma Stocker - Humpty Supermarkets McAlester and Stillwater, Oklahoma Professor: Courtesy Appointment, K-State Research and Extension 2

3 Harvard University: The Institute for the Management of Lifelong Education: MLE is a unique professional opportunity for those whose focus in on creating the future rather than simply better managing the present. Kansas 21 st Century Leadership Program Presenter: Leadership Practice Inventory, Manhattan, KS North Central NELD Presenter: Leadership Practice Inventory, Snowmass, CO National NELD Leadership Seminar Presenter: Leadership Techniques, New Orleans, LA Total Quality Leadership, Allied Signal Corporation Intern: Kansas City National Extension Leadership Development Program: Class II Organizations with Which I ve Been Affiliated Epsilon Sigma Phi Association of Leadership Educators Community Development Society Kansas Leadership Forum The Southwest Iniative A decision was made that the SW Area Director would not be replaced. In an effort to provide leadership to that area, I became the Acting SW Area Director, but also retained the SE Area Director role. Collectively they became the Lower 48". My job was to help the Area develop a greater sense of budget knowledge and understanding similar to what was taking place in the rest of the state, and to assist them in the development of Districts. During that time Dr. Onstad took over the role of supervisor for the SW Area faculty. K-State Research and Extension Building Project From the experience I had at the Delta Center with MU, I felt that to best serve the public that Research and Extension faculty should be co-located. In 2004 Dr. Fred Cholick, Dean/Director, revealed to me that he shared that vision. In 2016 we moved into our new facility. My vision was a landmark building that would become the focal point for K-State Research and Extension for generations to come. The tax payers of Kansas will enjoy a more effective, efficient operation with less cost. 3

4 Budget and Finance Dealing with the county/district budget process is, in my opinion, the most challenging task with which an Area Director works. The components of the process are setting salaries, checking yearend financial records, preparing county/district financial check sheets and budget work sheets, monitoring monthly financial statements, printouts, etc. Historically, the Southeast Area had been an area that had little budget growth. In fact, in the tenyear stretch before I became the Area Director, a number of counties had been running flat budgets. I worked closely with the county director and faculty in each county to better understand the budget process and to help the board understand how incremental change over time is much better than trying to play catch-up. I provide leadership and management of the Southeast Area Extension Operating budget, classified staff budget, foundation, grant and restricted fee accounts. Programs Critical to the success of Extension is the programming effort of our county, district and area faculty. I believe that the cornerstone or our existence is providing relevant programs to our customers. Knowledge for Life is the description that we use to describe what we do; I like to go a bit further and say that we are about assisting people to increase their quality of life wherever they are. In the Southeast Area, each and every county/district has in place a program development committee. There is one for each major program area Agriculture, Family and Consumer Science, 4-H and Youth Development and Community Development. At the county level I feel that we must work with our customers on an ongoing basis to determine program needs. There are a number of activities that are designed to promote connectivity and to enhance programming in the area: Agent Updates, Block Meetings, Partnership Meetings, Spring Action Conferences, Agent Performance Evaluations, Board and Council Training and Mentoring Programs. Program Development, Implementation and Evaluation In Kansas, we utilize the following methods to achieve this: 1. At the unit level, all agents and specialists develop individual Plans of Work. 2. County/District Level. According to Kansas statutes, each county must have a Program Development Committee for Agriculture, 4-H - Youth, Family and Consumer Science and Community Development. 3. Area Level. Each area holds a two-day Program Rally where State and Area Specialists interface with County Faculty to develop program priorities. 4

5 4. State Level. Each agent is a member of a Program Focus Team. 5. As an Area Director, I interact with all of the groups and sign off on the process at the county and area level. My responsibility is quality control. Personnel Personnel management and supervision is the most time consuming responsibility of the Area Director. Countless hours are invested in maintaining a relationship with the faculty, staff and board members. The management process that we deal with as Area Directors is a dispersed management concept. In other words, faculty, staff and boards are not at a centralized location, but rather they are dispersed over a wide geographic area. In Kansas, it has been generally accepted that as being a part of the management team, that Area Directors travel on-site to work with each individual unit. *Districts We had no districts when I came to the Southeast Area in Currently we have Rolling Prarie ( Elk,Chataqua), SouthWind ( Allen,Neosho,Bourbon,Woodson), WildCat (Montgomery,Labette, Crawford, Wilson), Frontier ( Osage, Franklin, Anderson), and Maris de Cyne ( Miami, Linn). We also have one Director county, that would be Butler where the County Director serves as the admistrator. Evaluations Each document from the Southeast Area faculty is reviewed by the Area Director (KS). Each County Agent is evaluated by the Area Director in partnership with the Executive Board (KS). Functioned as Program Leader for all Regional programs: Community Development, Home Economics, Agriculture and 4-H (MO). Gave leadership to four-year program development process at the regional level (MO). District Program Specialist: Evaluation of District Agriculture and Rural Development Programs (OK). Graduate work in Evaluation (OK). 5

6 Provide all faculty/staff/board opportunity to evaluate my progress annually (KS & MO). Served as outside promotion/tenure reviewer for Arizona Extension Service faculty (MO). Evaluate Area Specialists in conjunction with their respective Department Heads (KS). Made recommendations to the Vice-Provost for Extension concerning State Specialists housed at the Research Center (MO). Developed a new state-wide procedure for how Area Directors will handle the evaluations of County faculty (KS). Relationships/Service Associate Director for K-State Research and Extension Search Committee Member College of Agriculture Diversity Committee Member Southeast Area Safety Committee Chair Paul Hartman, Director Southwest Area, five-year review committee Chair Dr. Daryl Buchholz, Associate Director of Extension, five-year review committee Member Attended North Central Administrative Leadership Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana Attended Agricultural Agents meeting in Buffalo, New York Attended FCS National Meeting in Minneapolis, Minnesota Submit State Fair representative name to Governor s office for State Fair Board Attended North Central Administrative Leadership Conference in North Dakota Attended North Central Administrative Leadership Conference in Iowa Attended North Central Administrative Leadership Conference in Indiana Kansas North Central Administrative Leadership Meeting Host As Area Director I serve or have served on the following: The Promotion and Tenure Review Board for the College of Agriculture The ESARP Program Council. This group meets monthly and formulates program and policy decisions for Research and Extension. The Area IV USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Technical Group Committee The Administrative Group on Recruitment/Screening/Hiring County Extension Agents, and the committee to revamp the process. 6

7 Grants, Extramural Funds and Fiscal Responsibilities State-wide grant task force for Extension (KS) Chair Direct the budget building process for the South Central, Northeast and Southeast Areas (KS). Provided training funds for Region Grant Writing Seminar for all Southeast Regional Specialists. The immediate impact was that agents in Iron County received a $200,000 Community Development Grant, and agents in Wayne and Madison County acquired a $500,000 Youth Leadership Grant. Supervised the management of the Delta Center Soils Lab (a 13,000 annualsample lab), with three full-time and two part-time employees, and an annual budget of $266,000 (MO). Administered the Cotton Pest Management Program grant. The $60,000 annual award supported the work of state specialists housed at the Delta Research Center (MO). Administered Lincoln University Small Farms Program grant, $180,000 annually (MO). All financial and personnel procedures are handled by the Area Director for the unit (KS). NELD: Research Project Analysis of Extension funding for selected states (KS-MO) Technology I have provided for our Area Faculty to have the most up-to-date technology to support our customers. Popular Bluff, Missouri, was the pilot location for the first Telecommunication Response Center (TCRC). This state-of-the-art facility pioneered the use of interactive video communication of the University of Missouri system and out-state Missouri (MO). The Area Office handles all the Time, Leave, MIS, and Business functions. Diversity I am Mestizo, and I have made a special effort to work with under-represented audiences. I have challenged our Area faculty to pursue educational opportunity to become bilingual. Rosetta Stone Spanish Language programs have been made available to our faculty. I hired a Spanish-speaking office professional to assist in that project. In 2008 I took a Spanish Immersion Class provided by Washington State University. 7

8 Civil rights process and document review committee, College of Agriculture Diversity Task Force. Administered the Small Farm Program in conjunction with Lincoln University (MO 1890 institution) Cited for Outstanding Support to the Small Farm Program (MO) Co-directed the Educational Program at the Lincoln Boot Heel Education Center (1890 institution) NELD Cultural Study: Mescalero Apache Reservation, New Mexico; Mandan- Hidatsa Reservation, North Dakota; and Zapapista s, Tlaxcala, Mexico Charter Member - Museum of the American Indian Additional Training Legal Aspects of Hiring, AMA Seminar Motivating Employees, AMA Seminar Critical Thinking, University of California at Pomona Dealing with Difficult People Whole Brain/Creative Thinking, Hermann Corporation Minnesota Extension Summer School Personnel Management, Cameron University Current Listing of Major Administrative Activities Provided input and direction at monthly Extension Administrative Meetings on campus Provided input at Extension program council meetings on campus Preside over monthly faculty meetings in the Southeast Area Office Conduct county on-site Civil Rights Reviews for respective counties Attend and present information at County Annual Meetings Arange for and provide leadership for hiring county Extension faculty Provided leadership for the hiring of Extension specialists and classified staff at the Southeast Area Office in cooperation with Department Heads, Human Resources, Affirmative Action and Extension Administration Complete county/district Extension budget meetings Attend county commissioner s budget meetings presenting with Extension board members Complete county faculty performance evaluations with agents and Extension executive board chairs Complete Extension Specialists and classified staff s annual performance evaluations with cooperating Department Heads Attend Annual Farm Management Association Executive Meetings Arrange for and present at Annual County Office Professional Trainings in the Southeast Area Attend Annual Research Advisory Committee Meetings at the Southeast Research Center Attend State Extension Advisory Council Meetings 8

9 Provide county director training to all county directors in the Southeast Area Provide leadership to Southeast Area Safety Committee College of Agriculture Department Unit Heads Meetings (via phone) Provide leadership to Board Leadership Committee Chair Civil Rights process and document review committee Member County Faculty Performance Document Review Committee Member On-site checks of county fairs in Southeast Area Attend various functions at the Kansas State Fair Leadership Development Program Focus Team Administrative Advisor Present administrative update at annual Family and Consumer Science Area meeting Provide leadership at Annual Partnership Meeting Negotiate lease agreement with landlord for Chanute Southeast Area Office Present administrative update to Little Balkans meeting Community Development Task Force Member Publications Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economics of Public Transportation in Yukon, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8279, August, Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of the Marietta Emergency Medical Service System. Oklahoma State University, AE 8280, August Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of the Proposed Piedmont Clinic. Oklahoma State University, AE 8282, August Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Newcastle Emergency Medical Services: An Economic Analysis. Oklahoma State University, AE 8283, August Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Fire Protection for Southern Grady County. Oklahoma State University, AE 8299, October Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of an Emergency Medical Service System Serving the town of Noble. Oklahoma State University, AE 8314, January Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Emergency Medical Services in Yukon, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8327, February Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of the Proposed County-Wide Emergency Dispatching System for Grady County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8331, March

10 Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Emergency Medical Service in Jackson County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8333, March Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of An Emergency Medical Service System Serving the City of Mangum, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8338, April Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Providing Emergency Medical Service to Cordell, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8343, May Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Local Economic Impacts of New Industrial Jobs on the Duncan Area. Oklahoma State University, AE 8353, June Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of the Proposed Hinton Emergency Medical Service System. Oklahoma State University, AE 8363, June Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of the Duncan Emergency Medical Service. Oklahoma State University, AE 8368, September Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Emergency Medical Services in Stephens County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8390, September Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of the Marlow Emergency Service. Oklahoma State University, AE 8391, September Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of the Carnegie EMS Calls - State Form January 1, June 30, Oklahoma State University, AE 8397, September Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of a Nursing Home for the Rush Springs Area. Oklahoma State University, AE 83103, September Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of a Clinic for the Rush Springs Area. Oklahoma State University, AE 83104, September Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Preliminary Analysis of a Solid Waste Landfill Disposal Costs for the Bridge Creek Area in Grady County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 83105, September

11 Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of EMS Service for School Districts in Northern McClain County and Eastern Grady County. Oklahoma State University, AE 83107, October Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of the Carnegie EMS Calls - State Form January 1, December 31, Oklahoma State University, AE 8415, February Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of a Planned Solid Waste Disposal System for Caddo County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8416, February Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of the Chickasha EMS Calls - State Form March 1, December 31, Oklahoma State University, AE 8428, March Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of the Tuttle EMS Calls - State Form January 1, December 31, Oklahoma State University, AE 8446, April Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of the Proposed Western Kiowa County Fire District. Oklahoma State University, AE 8454, May Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of the Yukon EMS Calls State Form February 8, December 31, Oklahoma State University, AE 8466, May Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of the Pauls Valley EMS Calls State Form January 1, December 31, Oklahoma State University, AE 8468, June Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of the Emergency Medical Service in Apache, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8477, July Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of the Richland Fire District. July Oklahoma State University, AE 8482, July Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of a Planned Solid Waster Disposal System for Tillman County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8487, July Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Expansion Opportunities for Southwest Transit. Oklahoma State University, AE 84101, October

12 Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of a Solid Waste Management System Serving Kiowa and Greer Counties. Oklahoma State University, AE 84103, October Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of a Solid waster Management System Serving Beckham County. Oklahoma State University, AE 84105, October Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of the Wynnewood Emergency Medical Service. Oklahoma State University, AE 84119, November Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of a Public Transportation System Serving Caddo County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 84120, December Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Solid Waster Transfer Costs By Community for Kiowa and Green Counties. Oklahoma State University, AE 8501, January Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of the City of Noble EMS Calls from June 1, May 31, Oklahoma State University, AE 8504, January Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Solid Waste Costs for Thomas, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8507, January Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of a Public Transportation System Serving Grady County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8510, January Jackson County. Oklahoma State University, AE 8540, February Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Solid Waste Disposal Costs in Roger Mills County. Oklahoma State University, AE 8544, March Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of the Need for Physician Services in Mustang. Oklahoma State University, AE 8573, April, Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Disposal Wastes Generated by Sentinel, Burns Flat and Moda in Washita County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8574, May

13 Beckham County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8578, May Caddo County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8595, June Jefferson County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 85101, June Garvin County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 85106, July Tillman County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 85108, July Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of the Southwest Stephens County Rural Fire District. Oklahoma State University, AE 85125, August Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of the Proposed Northeaster Jackson County (Friendship) Rural Fire District. Oklahoma State University, AE 85128, September Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Summary of Feasibility of a Dehydration Plant in Stephens County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 85145, November Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Feasibility of a Livestock Facility for the Choctaw Area. Oklahoma State University, AE 85154, December Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Provision of General Practitioner Services for the Ft. Cobb, Oklahoma Area. Oklahoma State University, AE 8674, September Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Provision of General Practitioner Services for the Clinton, Oklahoma Area. Oklahoma State University, AE 8693, November Garvin County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8718, March Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Provision of General Practitioner and OB-GYN Services for El Reno, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8723, March

14 Canadian County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8724, March Kiowa County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8737, May Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis for a First Responder System for Little Axe, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8767, August Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Fire Protection Services for Little Axe, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8771, September Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Fire Protection Services for the Brushy Mountain Community of Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8779, September Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Provision of General Practitioner Services for Frederick, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8798, November Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Employment and Income Status of Green Valley Rural Water District in Canadian County. Oklahoma State University, AE 87101, December Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Emergency Medical Services for Lindsay. Oklahoma State University, AE 8825, March Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Provision of General Practitioner Services for Stroud, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8831, April Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Provision of General Practitioner Services for Okarche, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8832, April Oklahoma County and Midwest City in Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8853, September Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Fire Protection Services for the Community of Hickory Hills in Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8861, September

15 the City of Newcastle in McClain County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8926, March Tillman County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8927, April Washita County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8928, April Beckham County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8930, April Kiowa County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8931, April Custer County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8932, April Dewey County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8933, April Greer County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8935, April Harmon County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8936, April Roger Mills County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8937, April Jackson County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8940, April Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Impact of the Grady County Fairgrounds Facility on the Economy of Chickasha and Grady County Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 8967, August Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Emergency Medical Services for Rush Springs. Oklahoma State University, AE 9015, February

16 Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Emergency Medical Services for Chickasha. Oklahoma State University, AE 9016, February Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Emergency Medical Services for Tuttle. Oklahoma State University, AE 9018, February Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Emergency Medical Services in Grady District, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 9021, March Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Fire Protection Services for Deer Creek in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 9022, March Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Analysis of Provision of General Practitioner Services for Watonga, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 9034, April Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Fire Protection Services for Acme, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 9058, June Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Fire Protection Services for Pioneer, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 9059, June 1990 Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Fire Protection Services for Bradley, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 9060, June Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Fire Protection Services for Pocasset, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 9061, June Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Fire Protection Services for Cox City, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 9062, June Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Fire Protection Services for Naples, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 9063, June Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Fire Protection Services in Grady County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 9065, June Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Economic Feasibility of Sewage Sludge Composting. Oklahoma State University, AE 90100, November Doeksen, G.; McNutt, J.; and Klienholtz, S. Analysis of Emergency Medical Services in Clinton, Oklahoma. Oklahoma State University, AE 9121, March

17 References: Dr. Doug Shoup 473 West 189 th st. Scranton, KS Ms Janae McNally Frontier Distric-Ottawa Office 1418 s. Main Suite 2 Ottawa, KS jmcnally@ksu.edu Mr. Greg McCormack 8750 NW 66 th St Silver Lake, KS greg.mccormack@syngenta.com 17