Agriculture and Catholic Social Ethics
Robert Gronski
Wednesday, 06 Apr 2005 at 8:00 pm – Gerdin 1148 (Auditorium)
Robert Gronski is the policy coordinator for National Catholic Rural Life Conference. His varied background includes a doctorate in the sociology of agriculture from the University of Missouri-Columbia (1997) and several years experience in rural development and food relief programs in Asia and the Pacific. He is organizing and mobilizing resources necessary to implement policy positions on food, farm, environmental and other natural resource issues.
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