About Us

Terri Miller joined Texas Cooperative Extension in March 2002. Immediately prior to her Family Development and Resource Management appointment, she was director of a Safe Community grant that worked with a Brazos County traffic safety coalition to reduce and eliminate traffic safety injuries and deaths. In another position with Texas A&M University, Terri served as the associate director of the College Traffic Safety program and as a safety education lecturer in the Health and Kinesiology Department. Terri has been active in safety for many years, serving as a Westinghouse safety engineer, the Texas A&M University-Human Resources Occupational Health program coordinator, and teaching driver education.

Currently, Terri is the project coordinator for a Texas Department of Transportation statewide traffic safety initiative, Safe Communities. She is a certified child passenger safety technician, minor-in-possession instructor, driving while intoxicated instructor, Texas drug and alcohol driving awareness instructor, and a certified driver education teacher. Terri has been published in American Driver and Traffic Safety Education Association, a national traffic safety journal. Terri has served as a state board member of the Texas Alcohol and Traffic Safety Association and is currently the president of the Brazos Injury Prevention Coalition.

Terri received her M.S. degree from Texas A&M University in Health Education and a Bachelor's degree from Sam Houston State University in Kinesiology and Health.