Division of Animal & Plant Sciences & Agricultural Business

Scott Colby is an Assistant Professor of Agribusiness at SUNY Morrisville. Dr. Colby’s research spans food consumer behavior, food marketing, agricultural economics, food distribution, housing economics, and environmental economics.

As an associate professor in the Equine Science programs, Tiffany Day is responsible for the Equine Nutrition, Equine Health and Lameness, Animal Genetics-Equine, Equine Exercise Physiology classes and works with the Western Breaking and Training class. Professor Day is also the head coach of the SUNY Morrisville Western Equestrian Team.

Dr Gilbert Jenkins earned a B.S. degree in Environmental Studies from SUNY Buffalo in 1999. She then taught as an environmental educator at the Mohonk Preserve in New Paltz, NY for two years. In 2003 Dr Gilbert Jenkins completed a M.S. degree in Natural Resource Management and Engineering: Water at UConn in Storrs, CT.

Areas of Expertise: Farm Management and Finance, Agricultural Human Resource Management, Farm Business Consulting, Small Business Development (US and Globally), Food Systems and Online learning. Dr. Marshman serves as an advisor to several NYS and National Organizations, including the NYS Dairy Promotion Board, Milk Marketing Advisory Board, New York Farm Bureau, the National Agri-Women, the NBT…

Academic Credentials Bachelor of Science from the University of Wisconsin, River Falls in Animal Science with and Equine Emphasis. 1991 Master of Science from Texas A&M University in Animal Science-Equine Nutrition Other Credentials A carded horse show judge with APHA, ApHC, IBHA, PHBA