Brian Flanagan
Brian Flanagan joined the Smith Center in 2023 as the new program director for the Agricultural Leaders of Tomorrow (ALOFT) program. The ALOFT program, a USAID Farmer to Farmer (F2F) funded regional program for Southeast Asia, sends volunteers to Cambodia, Vietnam, and the Philippines to provide agricultural technical assistance to identified host organizations in the areas of agriculture education, entrepreneurship & agribusiness, extension & advisory services, and climate-smart agriculture.
Flanagan completed his EdD in agricultural education from Texas A&M University in 2023 and his MPS in international agricultural development and rural development at Cornell University in 2013. He has worked in international agricultural development and agricultural education throughout the Global South. Throughout his career, he has worked with various non-governmental organizations and educational institutions.
2621 Morgan Circle Drive
Knoxville, TN 37996-4500
- EdD, Agricultural Education , Texas A&M Univ and Texas Tech Univ, 2023
- Masters, International Agriculture and Rural Development , Cornell University , 2013
- BS, Biology, Oklahoma Panhandle State University , 2002
Brian Flanagan
2621 Morgan Circle Drive
Knoxville, TN 37996-4500
- EdD, Agricultural Education , Texas A&M Univ and Texas Tech Univ, 2023
- Masters, International Agriculture and Rural Development , Cornell University , 2013
- BS, Biology, Oklahoma Panhandle State University , 2002
Brian Flanagan joined the Smith Center in 2023 as the new program director for the Agricultural Leaders of Tomorrow (ALOFT) program. The ALOFT program, a USAID Farmer to Farmer (F2F) funded regional program for Southeast Asia, sends volunteers to Cambodia, Vietnam, and the Philippines to provide agricultural technical assistance to identified host organizations in the areas of agriculture education, entrepreneurship & agribusiness, extension & advisory services, and climate-smart agriculture.
Flanagan completed his EdD in agricultural education from Texas A&M University in 2023 and his MPS in international agricultural development and rural development at Cornell University in 2013. He has worked in international agricultural development and agricultural education throughout the Global South. Throughout his career, he has worked with various non-governmental organizations and educational institutions.