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Dr. Dale Perritt
Abbreviated Vitae
Professor
Department of Agriculture
dperritt@sfasu.edu
Ed.D. Mississippi State University,1981 Agricultural and Extension Education.
M. S. East Texas State University, 1976. , Agriculture
B.S. East Texas State University, Agriculture.
Stark, G, Perritt, D. (1994). The effects of three energy-conserving devices on the kilowatt hour consumption of East Texas broiler houses. Applied Engineering in Agriculture. Refereed journal.
Washington, D. Perritt, D; McCune, S; and McCune, D. (1994). An analysis of the leadership styles of selected FFA members and their advisors. Published in the Proceeding of the Southern Region Research Meeting. Refereed.
Washington, D & Perritt, D. (1994). An analysis of the leadership styles of selected FFA members and their advisors. Published in the proceedings of the Western Region Agricultural Education Research meeting.
Holt, P. & Perritt, D. (1992). The effects of three energy saving devices on kilowatt hour consumption in East Texas broiler houses. Published in the Proceeding of the National Agricultural Mechanics Research Meeting, Kansas City. refereed
Tatum, C. and Perritt, D. (1987). Perceptions of Job Readiness as Measured by the Texas Essential Element Competency Profile Scale. The Journal of Agricultural Mechanization. v.3, n.1, Fall. refereed
Parmley, B. & Perritt, D. (1985) A Systematic Approach for Determining In-service Needs in Agricultural Mechanics. The Journal of Agricultural Mechanization. v.1, n.1, Fall. refereed.
Perritt, D. (1984). The Effects of Two Instructional Techniques Used with the Ford Power Train Simulator on The Performance of Mississippi Vocational Agriculture Students. The American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture. Spring, 1984. refereed
Perritt, D. (2000). The Department of Agriculture at SFA, Texas FFA Magazine.
Perritt, D. (1998). It s a Team Effort. The Agricultural Education Magazine. March-April
Perritt, D. and Perritt, M. (1995). Change R Us. The Agricultural Education Magazine. July 1995.
Stark, G; Peritt, D. & Holt, P. (1993). Energy conservation in the poultry broiler house. Information brochure published by Texas Utilities.
Perritt, D. and Morton, D. (1990). Pre-Secondary Agriculture: Preparing for the Future. The Agricultural Education Magazine. V.63, n.1, pp.14-15. July.
Perritt, D. (1989). Involving Industry: Staying in the Hunt. The Agricultural Education Magazine. V.61, n.9, pp. 16,23. March.
Perritt, D. (1986). Facing the Challenge of Staying Current. The Agricultural Education Magazine. v.58, n.8, p.4. February.
Perritt, D. (1985). Urban S.O.E.: A Vehicle for Growth. The Agricultural Education Magazine. v.56, n.11, pp. 9-10. May.
Perritt, D. (1985). S.O.E. in Ag Mechanics-A Point Guide System. The Agricultural Education Magazine. v.57, n.3, pp. 16-17. September.
Perritt, D.. (1985). Secondary Programs... Looking Ahead. The Agricultural Education Magazine. v.58, n.6, pp. 10-11, December.
Perritt, D. (1981). Field Trip Liability. The Agricultural Education Magazine. v.54, n.4, p.18. October.
Perritt, D. (1981). Getting on Trac. The Agricultural Education Magazine. v.54. n.6. p. 15. December.
Lafferty, J and Perritt, D (2004). An Analysis of Texas State Agricultural Science Teachers Perceived Importance and Knowledge of Basic Agricultural Mechanics Competencies. Presented in Agricultural Mechanics Blue Ribbon Seminar, Louisville, KY. October
Conner, S; Perritt, D; & McCall, M. (1996). Lifetime of Leadership. A poster session presented to the Western Region Agricultural Education Conference. Moscow, Idaho.
Perritt, D. & Washington, D. (1994). An Analysis of the Leadership Styles of Selected FFA Members and Their Advisors. Presented at the Western Region Agricultural Education Research Meeting. April, Honolulu, Hawaii
Holt, P.& Perritt, D. (1992). The Effects of Three Energy Conserving Devices on Kilowatt Hour Consumption in East Texas Broiler Houses. Presented at the National Agricultural Mechanics Research Seminar. Kansas City.
Long, B. & Perritt, D. (1992). The Infusion of AutoCad Into the Pre-Service Curriculum. A paper presented in poster session at the Southern Agricultural Education Conference. New Orleans, La.
Perritt, D; Long, B; & Harrell, B. (1990). In Search of Excellence: A Vehicle to Enhance Cooperative Learning. Presented in poster session at the National Agricultural Education Conference, Cincinnati. refereed
Perritt, D. & Long, B. (1989). A review of Articles Submitted and Published in the Journal of Agricultural Mechanization and the Implications for Program Improvement. Presented in April at the Southern Region Agricultural Education Conference. Jackson, Mississippi. April.
Perritt, D. (1985). The Relationship Between Vocational Agriculture, The FFA, and The Agricultural Mechanics Contest. A position paper presented to the National Academy of Science/National Research Council Agricultural Education Research Study Committee, November, Kansas City.
Perritt, D. & Shinn, G.C. (1982). Industry Based Materials Improve Instruction and Student Performance. Presented at the winter meeting of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. Chicago.
Perritt, D & Shinn, G.C. (1981). Effects of Two Instructional Techniques Used with the Ford Power Train Simulator on the Performance of Mississippi Vocational Agriculture Students. Presented at the Eighth Annual Agricultural Education Research Meeting. Atlanta.
Perritt, D; Long, B; & Harrell, B. (1990). In Search of Excellence: A Vehicle to Enhance Cooperative Learning. Presented in poster session to the Southern Agricultural Education Conference, San Antonio, Texas. March. (poster advanced to national competition)
Washington, D. and Perritt, D. (1994). An Analysis of the Leadership Styles of Selected FFA Members and Their Advisors. Presented at the Southern Region Agricultural Education Research Meeting. April, Greenville, SC.
Perritt, M. & Perritt, D. (1989). Implications for the Use of Auto Cad in Project Construction. Presented in April at the Southern Region Agricultural Education Conference, Jackson, Mississippi. April.
Perritt, D. (2005). Selecting and Preparing Agricultural Mechanics CDE. Presented at the State Agricultural Science and Technology Teacher?s Inservice meeting. Galveston, TX. August.
Perritt, D. (2003). Keynote speaker for Panola County Agriculture Producers Appreciation Awards Banquet.
Perritt, D. (2002). Workshop presented to Phi Upsilon Omicron District XIII Leadership conference.
Perritt, D. (2000). Agricultural Mechanics CDE Update. Presented at the Agricultural Science Teachers Professional Development Conference. Lubbock, Texas. August 2000.
Perritt, D. (1986). Perceptions of Job Readiness as Measured by the Texas Essential Element Competency Profile Ranking Scale. Presented to the Texas Association of College Teachers of Agricultural Mechanization. Galveston, Texas.
Perritt, D. (1985). A Systematic Approach for Determining In-service Needs in Agricultural Mechanics. Presented to the Texas Association of College Teachers of Agricultural Mechanization. Fort Worth, TX.
Serve as a member of the University Intercollegiate Athletic Committee.
2004 Secured funding for development of on-line courses for off-campus degree program with Tyler Junior College, $5000.00 Southwestern Bell Excellerator Grant
2003. Currently directing thesis research investigating the perception of first, second, and third year secondary agriculture science teachers relating to their ability to deliver the mechanized agriculture curriculum at the secondary level.
2003. Director of thesis research investigating the perceptions of graduates from the department of agriculture from 1995-2002. Completed summer 2003
2002. Director of thesis research. Study is investigating the perceived importance of selected leadership traits of professionals in the agricultural industry. Completed July 2002
1998-2001. Director of research grant funded by Kellogg Foundation through corporation with Texas A&M University. Project is entitled Growing Minds and s a cooperative effort between agriculture, forestry and elementary education. Cheryl Tate in forestry has been the primary investigator. My role has been that of facilitator which included attending four workshops funded by Kellogg and continued monitoring of the project including working with Grant Schum at TAMU. Total value of the grant has been approximately $75,000.00
2000-2001. Assisted in the expansion and continued development of the SFA Mast Arboretum through utilization of funds for appointments of needed personnel.
1996. Director of thesis research. Effects of block scheduling on student/teacher performance in agricultural science programs in Texas. Funded by Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, 6400.00.
1994. Received grant from Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo to conduct a student leadership seminar. Grant written and awarded in conjunction with Dr. Miles McCall in the Department of Communications. $8400.00
1993. Developmental activity funded by Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo to plan and development a departmental student recruiting organization. $1800.00
1992. Director of thesis research that examined the relationship between teaching and learning styles of selected college professors and their students.
1991 to December 1992. Director of thesis research. The Effects of Three Energy Saving Devices on Kilowatt Hour Consumption in East Texas Broiler Houses. Funded by Texas Utilities, $10,000.00. Study completed jointly with Texas A&M University.
1987 to December 1989. Director of thesis research. Follow-up Study of Graduates of the Department of Agriculture from 1981 to 1988. Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.
1985 to July 1986. Director of thesis research. An Analysis of the Vocational Agriculture Essential Element Competency Profile Rating Scale. Funded by the University Research Council and Houston Livestock Show for $6300.00 Results published in a refereed journal.
1983 to July 1984. Director of thesis research. A Systematic Approach for Determining In-service Needs In Agricultural Mechanics. Funded by Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. $8,839.00. Results of this study were used to plan and implement in-service workshops for high school agricultural science teachers in the areas of tractor hydraulics, electrical systems, and air conditioning. Workshops were conducted by John Deere Company, Dallas, Texas. Workshops extended over three years. Results published in a refereed journal.
Service: Serve as a member of the University Intercollegiate Athletic Committee
Served on university safety committee
Served as a member of the University Salary Equity Committee
Served as major advisor for thesis students (10)
Write and audit degree plans for all agriculture majors
Served as a member of five dissertation committees
National FFA Organization. National Career Development Events
Vocational advisory committee for Nacogdoches ISD.
Judge for Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
Judge for the San Antonio Livestock Show and Exposition