Katherine Hartmann

Katherine Hartmann

Position
  • Adjunct Assistant Professor
My work focuses on equity and access in formal and informal agricultural education settings, and the systemic barriers faced by marginalized communities to education. Specifically, my research has focused on inclusive and decolonizing pedagogies, community development through culturally responsive programming, and assisting educators and institutions build collaborations with diverse communities. I am particularly interested in Cooperative Extension’s collaborations with Indigenous communities, the sociohistorical context of the Land Grant System, and decolonizing methodologies and practices.

Contact Info

217 Curtiss Hall
513 Farm House Lane
Ames
,
IA
50011-3150
Email
kh4@iastate.edu
Phone
515-294-2317

Education

  • BS Zoology, minor Philosophy, Colorado State University
  • M.Ed Educational Leadership, Renewal, and Change, Secondary Science Teaching License, Colorado State University
  • PhD Education, Equity, and Transformation, Colorado State University

More Information

Selection of Recently Published Works:

  1. Hartmann, K. & Martin, M. J. (accepted). Cooperative Extension in Indigenous Communities: Characteristics of Successful Programs. Journal of Agricultural Education.
  2. Hartmann, K. & Martin, M. J. (accepted). A Critical Pedagogy of Agriculture. Journal of Agricultural Education.
  3. Martin, M. J. & Hartmann, K. (2021). Promising Practices for Creating Inclusive Agriculture Programs. Agricultural Education Magazine, 94(1).
  4. Hartmann, K. (2021). COVID-19 in Indigenous Communities: The Lived Experiences of Extension Educators. Journal of International Agricultural and Extension Education, 28(1). DOI: 10.5191/jiaee.2021.28104
  5. Martin, M. J., Hartmann, K. (2020). Intersectionality of Whiteness, Racism, and Homophobia among Agriculture Students. Education and Whiteness. DOI: 10.1080/23793406.2020.1839942
  6. Martin, M. J., Hartmann, K., Archibeque-Engle, S. (2019). Teaching Tip: Decentering Whiteness in the Pedagogy of Agriculture. North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture, Summer 2019.