My honors leadership class with Dr. Holland is definitely my favorite. The 15 people in that class never ceased to make my day better, and even on Friday afternoons, I would look forward to what the class time would bring. Dr. Holland combined a congenial joviality with intellectually stimulating projects and readings. At the end of the semester, I felt that I had gained a knowledge both of my personal leadership habits and those of my peers-- along with many hilarious memories!-Tom Fowlkes
Holland Consulting Group is here to serve your needs. We value the process of enabling our clients to achieve success and enhance your growth as well as develop strategies that impact your organization-
Joseph "Jody" Holland, Ph.D.
Grants
2020 Project Title: Evaluation and Economic Impact Analysis of the 23rd International AIDS Conference, Investigator, Transmittal Number: 3615
2020, International Travel Grant, Exploring the Leadership Profiles of Social Entrepreneurs: The Case of Edinburgh, Scotland’s Economic Development Policy, $2,700, Office of Global Engagement Collaboration Grant, Pending, (Principal Investigator), Edinburgh, Scotland
2020, International Travel Grant, Exploring the Leadership Profiles of Social Entrepreneurs: The Case of Edinburgh, Scotland’s Economic Development Policy, $900, ORSP Travel Grant, Awarded, (Principal Investigator)
2019, International Travel Grant, Leadership Studies: An International, Generational Comparative Analysis of Leadership, $4,000, Office of Global Engagement Collaboration Grant, Pending, (Principal Investigator), Prague, Czech Republic
2019, International Travel Grant, Leadership Studies: An International, Generational Comparative Analysis of Leadership, $1,200, ORSP Travel Grant, Awarded, (Principal Investigator)
2018, MS Forge: A Cooperative Project Between Education and Industry to Address Workforce Needs, Office of Economic Adjustment, $1,471,000, Awarded, (Investigator),
2018, International Collaboration Grant, Global Food Policy: Understanding the Relationship between the Italian Food System and the American Food System, $3,100, Office of Global Engagement, Awarded, (Principal Investigator), Siena Italy
2018, International Travel Grant, Global Food Policy: Understanding the Relationship between the Italian Food System and the American Food System, $1,200, ORSP Travel Grant, Awarded, (Principal Investigator) , Siena Italy
2018 IES Abroad Centers Research Grant, Siena, Italy, $1,200, Awarded, (Principal Investigator). , Siena Italy
2017 Sullivan Service Corps, 51,054, not awarded (Principal Investigator)
2017 Health Care Insurance Economic Impact Analysis, $12,910. Awarded, (Co-Investigator)
2016 Sullivan Service Corps, $19,500, Awarded (Principal Investigator)
2016 College of Liberal Arts Summer Research Grant, $7500, Awarded (Principal Investigator)
2015 CIEE Faculty Development Seminar Award from the College of Liberal Arts, $8500, Awarded, Lima, Peru studying the Regional Food System. (Principal Investigator)
2015 College of Liberal Arts Summer Research Grant, $7500, Awarded (Principal Investigator)
2014 Office of Design and eLearning Travel Grant, Professional Development, Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs and Administration. NASPPA, University of Mississippi, $1500, Awarded (Principal Investigator)
2014 SEC Visiting Faculty Travel Grant Program, Mississippi’s Local Food System: A Changing Landscape & an Examination of The Center of Agribusiness & Economic Development at The University of Georgia., $1500 Awarded (Principal Investigator)
2014 Enhancing Local Assets and Economies through Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Farmers’ Markets in the ARC Region, $87,655, Not Awarded, May (Principal Investigator)
2013 Lott Leadership Institute: “Building a Better LOTT Program through Nonprofit Management and Job Placement”, $2000, Awarded, August. (Principal Investigator)
2013, The Charleston-Tallahatchie due Diligence Committee: “Economic Development Opportunities in Tallahatchie County, Mississippi.” $1,010,964, Not Awarded, (Co-Principal Investigator)
2012, Appalachian Regional Commission: “Promoting Economic Development through Farmers’ Markets: An Analysis of the Local Food System”. $47,000, Awarded, June. (Principal Investigator)
2010, National Center for Intermodal Transportation (NCIT): Integrated Intermodel Transportation Corridors for Economically Viable and Safe Global Supply Chain. $50,000, Awarded, February. (Investigator)
2010, National Center for Intermodal Transportation (NCIT): “Measurements for Success of Container on Barge Utilization on the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway”. $49,973, Awarded, February. (Investigator)
2010. Department of Homeland Security: Southeast Regional Research Initiative (SERRI), “Interruption to Ports – Impacts Analysis and Decision Support (IPIADS)” $245,000, Awarded, January 2010. (Investigator)
2009, Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation: Organization for Competitive Markets (OCM) “Investigating the Concentration of Food Production and the Industrialization of Agriculture”, $25,000, Awarded, November. (Investigator)
2009, Department of Homeland Security: The Southeast Regional Research Initiative (SERRI), grant proposal “Disruptions to Rail – Impacts Analysis and Decision Support (DRIADS)”, $750,000, Awarded, June. (Investigator)
2007, Mississippi State Community Action Team (MSCAT): Excellence in Engagement Grant, grant proposal “Rail Service Authority Planning and Implementation for Continued Revitalization Efforts and Logistics Relief in Central Mississippi”, $25,000 Awarded, October. (Investigator)