Adjunct Faculty- Agricultural Education
Josh Daniel is entering his 9th year of teaching Agricultural Education.
He grew up in Oconee County, where his mother worked as a middle school math teacher and his father managed the UGA Swine Farm. He was involved in both 4-H and FFA during his middle and high school years serving as an Area and State FFA officer for Georgia. He has taught Agricultural Mechanics his entire career, and only Ag Mech for the last 5 years at Madison County High School. In past year, he has served as an adjunct for Athens Technical College, teaching a Dual Enrollment Welding Class for MCHS students to receive a Technical College Certificate (TCC) in both Shielded Metal Arc Welding and Gas Metal Arc Welding.
He celebrated his 7th anniversary this past July with my wife, Delaney, and we are excited to be expecting a little girl, Sawyer, in early October this year. He works with the Youth Ministry at Southside Church at the Banks Crossing Campus. His passion is in creating and fixing anything mechanical, including building his own boat and restoring a 1984 Ford Bronco. He is a passionate bow, dove, and duck hunter. You can usually find him working in the shop at school, hunting, or enjoying a quality novel.
Josh received his Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education from UGA in 2014 and his MEd. in Workforce Education (Adult & Career Ed) from Valdosta State University in 2020.
