Lindsey Higgins
Instructional Assistant Professor
Ph.D. (Agricultural Economics) Texas A&M University
M.S. (Agricultural Economics) Texas A&M University
B.S. (Agribusiness) California Polytechnic State University
Office Address:
333E Blocker
2124 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843-2124
Contact Information:
(979) 845-3805 Office
(979) 862-1563 Fax
Email Address:
LHiggins@tamu.edu
Research Interests:
Food Marketing, Non-Marketing Valuation, Stated Choice Methods,
Biofuels, Teaching with Technology
About Dr. Higgins:
Dr. Higgins is an Instructional Assistant Professor in the Department
of Agricultural Economics. Dr. Higgins' primary activity is
undergraduate teaching and is the coach of the FDRS Student Food
Marketing Challenge team and a co-advisor for the NAMA team. She is
engaged in the development of distance learning courses for the
Department of Agricultural Economics and the use of technology in the
classroom to enhance student learning.
Selected Publications
Lau, M.H., R. Hanagriff, D. Constance, M. York, B. VanDelist, and L.M.
Higgins. (2010). "Discerning Differences among Producer Groups and Organic Adoption Barriers in Texas." Journal of Food Distribution Research, 40 (2): 124-164.
Egbendewe, A., L.M. Higgins, and W.D. Shaw. (2010). “Red Light Cameras at Intersections: Estimating Preferences Using a Stated Choice Model.” Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice.44 (2010): 281-290.
Hanagriff, R., and L.M. Higgins. (2009). “Can a Local Tourism Event Positively Impact a Community’s Economy? A Case Study Application using 2009 Buccaneer Days Event in Corpus Christi, Texas.” The Business Review, Cambridge. 14 (1): 64-70.
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