Amanda's research evaluates the effectiveness of current modes of technology transfer between forest pathologists and forest managers.

Amanda will be conducting surveys and evaluating two case-studies to determine
the most appropriate methods to increase adoption of pathology research.

Amanda Crump is from Idaho. She received an undergraduate degree in Agricultural Education in 1997. Before beginning graduate school at Colorado State University, Amanda lived in Europe and worked for the American Red Cross. In addition to her graduate work in Bioagricultural Sciences and Pest Management, she is enrolled in the International Development Studies certification program.

After graduating in December 2006, she hopes to find work in international development.