Reports on Progress since the Statewide Extension Professionals Conference

Major Issues as Identified:

• Organizational Structure
• Extension Advisory Systems
• Funding / Collaboratives
• Archway Concept
• Urban Extension
• Relationships with UGA
• Marketing
• Technology
• Organizational Management and Development

 

 

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

Design a modern organization that supports the mission of the CES and meets the needs of a changing Georgia.

County Presence District Structure *Update 12/16/05* Support Unit Structure — Report Coming Soon —

Back to Top

 

EXTENSION ADVISORY SYSTEMS

Develop a statewide Extension advisory system reflective of the state, resulting in a more effective program.

View Report

Back to Top

 

FUNDING / COLLABORATIVES

Develop and initiate a process to increase and diversify sources of funding and collaborative efforts.

View Reports

Back to Top

 

ARCHWAY CONCEPT

Identify and collaborate with a pilot county to demonstrate the benefits of utilizing Extension as the vehicle for delivering resources of UGA to counties facing significant issues related to economic development.

View Report

Back to Top

 

URBAN EXTENSION

Develop a plan to enhance Extension's programming on issues relating to urban growth in Georgia.

Center for Urban Agriculture Georgia Urban Initiative

Back to Top

 

RELATIONSHIPS WITH UGA

Improve communication and cooperation within CAES as well as with Public Service and Outreach and the higher administration of the University of Georgia.

Report Coming Soon

Back to Top

 

MARKETING

Implement an Extension marketing plan that will increase the visibility, awareness and understanding of the value of UGA Extension to the people of Georgia.

View Report

Back to Top

 

TECHNOLOGY

Develop and implement a plan to make the Georgia Extension Service the national leader in use of technology for delivery of programs and information.

View Reports

Back to Top

 

ORGANIZATIONAL MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT

Review and address issues related to county and state staffing, as well as program and staff development needs.

View Reports

Back to Top