Dr. Meyers started at Texas Tech University in 2008 as Assistant Professor in agricultural communications. She teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in Web design, public relations writing, and online media strategy. In January 2017, she became the Graduate Studies coordinator for the department and currently manages all potential students, application and admission responsibilities, and degree completion requirements. 

Recognized as a Texas Tech Integrated Scholar, Dr. Meyers is a member of Texas Tech's Teaching Academy and has received a number of teaching awards at the college, university, and national levels including the Texas Tech President's Excellence in Teaching Award (2014), Texas Tech's Chancellor's Council Distinguished Teaching Award (2018), the U.S. Department of Agriculture's New Teacher Award (2015), and the American Association for Agricultural Education' Outstanding Teacher Award (2021). At Texas Tech, she has recently received the President's Excellence in Academic Advising Award (2020), President's Academic Achievement Award (2021), and the Parents Association Leadership Award (2022).

Dr. Meyers has co-authored award-winning research articles and conference papers, including outstanding research article in the Journal of Applied Communications, the Association for Communication Excellence outstanding paper, the SAAS Agricultural Communications outstanding paper, and the AAAE distinguished manuscript. She is currently serving a three-year term on the editorial team for the Journal of Applied Communications and recently completed serving four years as the Vice President for Communications for the American Association for Agricultural Education .

Dr. Meyers is a native of Kansas and earned her B.S. in agricultural communications and journalism from Kansas State University. Her M.S. is from the University of Arkansas, and she received her Ph.D. in agricultural education and communications from the University of Florida.

Dr. Meyers and her husband, Daniel, are the proud parents of Isabel and Amelia.

Contact Dr. Meyers at (806) 834-4364 or courtney.meyers@ttu.edu