Agricultural and Resource Economics - Staff

Serena Valle

avalenzuela8 — Tue, 03 Sep 2024 17:47:18 +0000

Academic Advisor, Senior I

Serena Valle

(520) 621-4278

ssvalle@arizona.edu

Schedule an academic advising appointment with Serena Valle

Exclusively supporting 1st year admitted students with less than 29 earned units with ABEM & EWRE majors.

Serena serves undergraduate First-Year admitted students for the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics

Academic Advisor Faculty & Staff Staff

Claudia V. Montanía

avalenzuela8 — Fri, 15 Dec 2023 17:34:23 +0000

Economic Impact Analyst

Claudia V. Montanía

McClelland Park 301A

cvmontania@arizona.edu

Development Economics Natural Resource & Environmental Economics Extension Area: Regional Economic Analysis Agriculture & Water

Claudia V. Montanía is an Economic Impact Analyst at the University of Arizona's Cooperative Extension and Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics. Her research examines the role of sectoral linkages and spatial interactions among regions, exploring their impact on agricultural growth and their implications for land and water use in agricultural activities. Additionally, she has studied the capacity of collective action and social capital to mitigate economic vulnerability. Previously, she worked at the United Nations Development Programme Accelerator Laboratory in Paraguay.

Degrees

Ph.D., Economics, University of Extremadura, Spain
M.S., Economics, University of Extremadura, Spain
B.A., Marketing Polytechnic School, National University of Asunción, Paraguay

CV_Claudia Montanía.pdf

Recent Publications

Montanía, C.V., Márquez, MA., and Fernández-Núñez, T. (2023). Toward a more comprehensive shift-share analysis: an illustration using regional data. Growth and Change.

Setrini, G., Mongelós, T., Hernández, G., Ovando, F., Montanía, C.V., Parra, C., Ríos, M., Recalde, M. (2023). What are the main barriers to formalizing paid domestic work? Lessons from Paraguay. Development Futures Series. United Nations Development Programme.

Montanía C.V., and Dall’erba S. (2022). Multi-Dynamic interregional Input-Output Shift-Share: model, theory and application. Economic Systems Research.

Montanía, C.V., Parra, C., Setrini, G., and Ríos, M. (2021). Social capital in Paraguay: an asset to combat vulnerability during the COVID-19 pandemic? Development Futures Series. United Nations Development Programme.

Franco, A. and Montanía, C.V. (2021). Dynamics of deforestation worldwide: A Structural Decomposition Analysis of Agricultural Land Footprint in South America. Land Use Policy.

Montanía, C.V., Fernández-Núñez, M.T., and Márquez, M.A. (2021). The role of the leading exporters in the soybean global trade. Agricultural Economics Czech Republic.

Montanía, C.V., Márquez, M.A., Fernández‐Núñez, T., & Hewings, G.J. (2020). Spatial shift‐share analysis: Some new developments. Papers in Regional Science.

Faculty & Staff Staff Extension

José H. Quintero

avalenzuela8 — Thu, 21 Sep 2023 19:37:03 +0000

Agricultural Enterprise Analyst

José H. Quintero

McClelland Park 304J

josehquintero@arizona.edu

Agricultural Economics & Agribusiness Agricultural Economics Policy Extension Area: Farm & Ranch Management Marketing & Risk Management Regional Economic Analysis County Economies

Jose H. Quintero is an Agricultural Enterprise Analyst at the University of Arizona's Cooperative Extension and Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics.

Jose specializes in applied economic analysis with a focus on food, agriculture, and natural resource-related topics. As part of the AREC extension team, he is involved in cost-of-production studies for field crops, vegetables, fruit and nut orchards, vineyards, livestock, and other agricultural industries; much of his work is focused on the continued development of the Arizona Vegetable Budgets, the Arizona Field Crop Budgets, the Cost and Return Estimates for the state's livestock industry, and the Arizona Farm Machinery cost estimates.

Degrees

M.S., Agricultural, Food & Resource Economics, Michigan State University
B.S., Economics, Universidad Autonoma Chapingo

Quintero, J._CV 23.pdf

Recent Publications

J.H. Quintero, J. Mitchell, T. Malone; Book review: “Agricultural marketing and price analysis 2nd edition” International Food and Agribusiness Management Review, https://doi.org/10.22434/IFAMR2022.0162

Faculty & Staff Staff Extension

Angelina Valenzuela

danielleb — Tue, 10 Jan 2023 16:30:48 +0000

Administrative Assistant

Angelina Valenzuela

McClelland Park 308A

520-621-6889

avalenzuela8@arizona.edu

Staff

Danielle Pilar Buhrow

admin — Wed, 09 Sep 2015 03:26:00 +0000

Academic Advisor, Senior II

Graduate Program Coordinator

Danielle Pilar Buhrow

McClelland Park, rm 301B

650 N. Park Ave.

Tucson, AZ 85721

(520) 621-2421

danielleb@arizona.edu

Advising Philosphy

Recognition for UAccess Symposium Presentation

AREC double header awards

NACADA, Regional & Global award recognitions

UA Excellence in Academic Advising Award 2019-20

Mental Health First Aider Certification 2021

QPR Gatekeeper Certificate

SALT Center Endorsement on Supporting Neurodiverse Learners

Hi! I am Danielle Pilar Buhrow (she/her) undergraduate Senior II Academic Advisor & Graduate Program Coordinator in the Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics (AREC), which is in the College of Agriculture, Life and Environmental Sciences (CALES). I support all UA students as they navigate the University and for those declared majors and minors in this department. Effective Fall 2024, focused undergraduate advising is provided to sophomore-senior students in the department, and I will also support 1st year admitted students in addition to Serena Valle who supports 1st year admitted students exclusively. Contact me directly to inquire should my publicly listed advising availability not align with your schedule. My academic advising availability for appointments and drop-ins is Monday-Friday and are accessible here in my direct calendar.
Feel free to email your questions and if I can't answer them via email, I will ask you to schedule an appointment so we can discuss together. My email address is danielleb@arizona.edu. Learn how to pronounce my name.

Although I am not a native Tucsonan, I have called Tucson home for many years. UA is my professional home for the past 12 years and within this time I have been an academic advisor for 12 years, of which 9 years have been with this department. I am a Wildcat at heart, not only do I work at UA to serve students, the campus overall and all stakeholders, I also earned a Communication B.A. from UA. I look forward to guiding and supporting you on your path to earning a Bachelor's and Master's degree and be an overall resource for you. As an active member of AREC's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee, I invite each of our student groups, both undergraduate and graduate, to join and add your voice and contribute to the important work AREC DEI is continuing to do. Since 2020 and presently, I serve our campus community as a member of the UA Residency & Classification Review Committee. Since my start with AREC in 2015 I have served as a member in and continue to serve as AREC Scholarship Review Committee Chair, CALES Scholarships Steering Committee Member and CALES Scholarships Review Committee member.

I hold active memberships in the University of Arizona, University Professional Advising Council (UPAC), UA's Internship Council member, National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) member, and NASPA Student Affairs Professionals in Higher Education. I also hold Ally certifications from various campus resource centers including Safe Zone, Veterans Alliance, completed trainings in suicide prevention with Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR); I am an accomplice to the student populations of undocumented, DACA and immigrant students. I have attended trainings offered by the UA Immigrant Student Resource including the Intro Training and Scholarships A-Z Educators Conference. I am also a Career Champion, I completed the optional structured workshops provided by UA's Student Engagement & Career Development office as part of the inaugural group in Summer 2021. I am a certified Mental Health First Aider (MHFA) by the National Council for Behavioral Health. Each academic year I continue to attend a minimum of 10 professional development workshops/trainings/conferences/webinars. In April 2022, I recertified with UA as a QPR Gatekeeper.

I have adopted Lauren's Promise. “I will listen and believe you if someone is threatening you.”

Spring/Summer 2022 I completed multiple trainings as part of CALES & UA's SALT Center Endorsement on Supporting Neurodiverse Learners along with many other CALES academic advisors. See my "badge" earned here.

What are my Top 5 Clifton Strengths you ask? 1.) Achiever, 2.) Relator, 3.) Responsibility, 4.) Adaptability, 5.) Communication. Preferred pronouns: she, her, hers.

If you are interested in our Master of Science degree, I am happy to discuss over email and/or during an appointment to review any questions you have. Visit our graduate programs page for details about both programs of study https://economics.arizona.edu/graduate/overview

My office is located in McClelland Park room 301B. McClelland Park is at 650 N. Park Ave., across the street from UA Global, previously named Park Student Union.

Bear Down!

Awards, Special Memberships and Recognition:

Recipient: 2020, Global NACADA Outstanding Advising Award - Certificate of Merit - Primary Advising Role
Recipient: 2019-2020, NACADA, Region 10 Excellence in Advising - Advisor Primary Role Certificate of Merit, The Global Community for Academic Advising
Recipient: 2019-2020, University of Arizona Program for Excellence in Undergraduate Academic Advising Award, Professional Advisor Level
Recipient: 2018-2019, Outstanding Administrative Advocate for Graduate & Professional Students, awarded by the Graduate & Professional Student Council
Recipient: Fall 2017, Outstanding Staff in Support of Instruction & Student Success, College of Agriculture & Life Sciences
Certifications/Trainings: SALT Center Endorsement on Supporting Neurodiverse Learners; SafeZone; QPR Gatekeeper Certification, and Veterans Alliance certifications held/active, UPAC active member, UA Internship Council member, UA Career Champion, Certified Mental Health First Aider, and Ally of Undocumented, DACA & Immigrant Students.
Wayfinders member 2019-2021

Degrees

Communication B.A., University of Arizona

Academic Advisor Faculty & Staff Staff

Nancy Bannister

admin — Wed, 09 Sep 2015 03:24:00 +0000

Associate Editor

Nancy Bannister

301A

(520) 621-6264

nancyb@ag.arizona.edu

Faculty & Staff Staff

Dari Duval

admin — Wed, 09 Sep 2015 03:22:00 +0000

Economic Impact Analyst

Dari Duval

McClelland Park 304J

(520) 621-9741

duval@arizona.edu

Development Economics Natural Resource & Environmental Economics Extension Area: Regional Economic Analysis Agriculture & Water County Economies Outdoor Recreation & Tourism Services & Custom Research

Dari Duval is an Economic Impact Analyst at the University of Arizona's Cooperative Extension and Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics. Dari specializes in applied regional economic analysis with a focus on agriculture and natural resource related topics. As part of the Extension Regional Economic Analysis team, she is involved in working to serve the needs of Cooperative Extension and its stakeholders such as Arizona agricultural and agribusiness industries, natural resource users and organizations, and regional groups to provide specialized analysis and targeted information.

Degrees

M.S., Agricultural & Resource Economics, The University of Arizona;.
B.A., Economics, University of Chicago

Recent Publications

Peer Reviewed

Bickel, A., Duval, D., & Frisvold, G. 2020. Simple Approaches to Examine Economic Impacts of Water Reallocations From Agriculture. Journal of Contemporary Water Research & Education 168 (1): 29-48.

Bickel, A., Duval, D., & Frisvold, G. 2018. Farm-to-School Programs’ Local Foods Activity in Southern Arizona. Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development, 8 (C), 53–72.

Non-Refereed Technical Publications

Bickel, A., Duval, D., & Frisvold, G. 2020. The Economic Value of Trails in Arizona: A Travel Cost Method Study – Technical Report. University of Arizona Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics, Cooperative Extension.

Bickel, A., Duval, D., Frisvold, G. & Perez, S. 2019. Arizona’s Tree Nut Industry and Its Contributions to the State Economy. University of Arizona Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics, Cooperative Extension.

Duval, D., Bickel, A., Frisvold, G., Wu, X., & Hu, C. 2018. Contribution of Agriculture to the Maricopa County and Gila River Indian Community Economies. University of Arizona Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics, Cooperative Extension.

Duval, D., Bickel, A., & Frisvold, G. 2018. Mexican Fresh Tomatoes: Agribusiness Value Chain Contributions to the U.S. Economy. University of Arizona Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics, Cooperative Extension.

Advisor: Bonnie Colby Thesis Title: The Influence of Colorado River Flows on the Upper Gulf of California Fisheries Economy Initial Placement:

Dept. of Ag. & Resource Econ. University of Arizona

Alumni 2015 Faculty & Staff Staff Extension