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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Brad Gaolach from Washington State University. Dr. Gaolach serves as the founding Director for both the Metropolitan Center for Applied Research & Extension and the National Urban Research & Extension Center (NUREC). This episode shares background on NUREC and their important role in the Cooperative Extension System.
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Brian Raison from The Ohio State University to get his wisdom on mentorship and preview a series of conversations he'll be sharing with the Cooperative Extension System on Connect Extension.
On this episode, we talk with Karl Bradley, Leadership & Team Development Specialist, on a new tool developed for the Cooperative Extension system called the "Team Health Dashboard" with a handbook that goes along with it. Podcast Producer: Aaron Weibe Music Credit: "Stop the Clock" and "Root's Hobby Hut" by Charlie Hunter. Courtesy of SideHustle Records. This podcast is supported in part by New…
"Engaging Martinsville" is a two-year participatory action planning project that involves community partners and stakeholders using the Stakeholder Engagement in Question Development and prioritization method, also known as the SEED Method. The SEED Method is a multi-stakeholder approach to engaging communities in research, problem-solving, and action planning. This team's story highlights…
In this episode, Melanie Pugsley connects with Dawn Burton and Maggie Grandon about their experience as 1890 and 1994 Engagement Coordinators with the EXCITE Program.
In this episode, our host Melanie Pugsley talks with Zena Edwards and Erica Weintraub Austin to learn more about their work with reducing hesitancy around vaccination, and increase willingness to serve in educational roles around adult vaccination among Cooperative Extension personnel at all three types of Land grant institutions (1862, 1890, 1994).
This is Part III of the National Juntos Roadtrip. Joined by Diana Urieta, we head back west to the University of Idaho to learn more about the Juntos Program in their state.
This is Part II of our Juntos National Roadtrip with Diana Urieta, North Carolina State University. In this episode, we venture to the University of California - Davis, Washington State University, and make the trip all the way over to the University of Wisconsin-Madison to learn more about the Juntos Programs in these states.
Part I of a special edition of the Connect Extension Podcast. Joined by Diana Urieta from North Caroilna State University, we begin our roadtrip to connect with different Extension Juntos Programs in various states to learn more about their work and the national story behind Juntos. In this episode, we connect with the program from Oregon State University.
In this episode, we chat with Tom Smith, Executive Director for the National Pesticide Safety Education Center (NPSEC).
