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Overview of Cooperative Extension Laura Perry Johnson Associate Dean for Extension University of Georgia Extens nsion & n & Outreach I n 1914 Legislation was passed to create the Cooperative Extension Service Extension: To


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Overview of Cooperative Extension

Laura Perry Johnson Associate Dean for Extension University of Georgia

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Extens nsion & n & Outreach

I n 1914 Legislation was passed to create the Cooperative Extension Service Extension: To “extend” education of the University to the entire state

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“Cooperative” Extension Why Cooperative???

How we work and Cooperatively Funded

  • State
  • Federal
  • Local
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FY 17 Extension Funding

State

County

Sales & Service Federal G G & C

11.18% 37.17% 28.85% 7.42% 0.46% 14.81% 0.11% Federal Appropriations State Appropriations Local Appropriations Gifts, Grants, and Contracts Indirect Cost Recoveries Sales and Services Other Sources

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Mission

Making Life Better

The mission of UGA Cooperative Extension is to extend lifelong learning to the people of Georgia through unbiased, research-based education in agriculture, the environment, communities, youth and families.

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Our W r Work rkforce

  • ~ 450 Faculty
  • ~ 700 Staff
  • Located Statewide
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Program Ar Areas

Agriculture & Natural Resources Family & Consumer Sciences 4-H Youth Development

(Community Development)

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Extension Specialists

  • Tenure Track and Public Service Faculty
  • Around 100 EFT, About 140 people
  • ~ 105 ANR Specialists
  • ~ 15 4-H
  • ~ 10 FACS
  • ~ 10 Other
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Our Footprint

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Examples of Issue Based Programming by Program Area

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Agriculture & Natural Resources

  • Water
  • Profitability and Sustainability
  • New Crop Varieties
  • Urban Ag Issues (Horticulture, etc.)
  • Avian Influenza
  • Animal Health
  • Food Production & Safety
  • Homeland Security
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Family & Consumer Sciences

  • Community Health and Wellness
  • Food Safety
  • Financial Literacy
  • Nutrition
  • Family Well Being
  • Nutrition for Low Income Families
  • Housing
  • Energy Education
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GA 4-H Issue Focus

  • Civic Engagement
  • Healthy Living for Youth
  • Financial Literacy
  • Science, Engineering & Technology
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What does Extension bring?

  • Broad expertise and the proven ability to translate that

to common language

  • Statewide Network
  • Local Connections and Relationships
  • Passionate and committed workforce
  • When it fits our mission – we want to partner!