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2006 NACDEP Conference
February 13-16
San Antonio, Texas
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Bridging the Cultures of Extension, City Government & Economic
Development
Success Story
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Speaker:
Craig Hertel
Iowa State University Extension |
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Extension professionals can be significantly
more effective programmers once we better understand the cultures
of organizations with whom we partner. Participants will receive
a vivid description of the worlds of city government(by a elected
councilperson), economic development (by one who is currently immersed
in International Economic Development Council training as well as
local board participation through the years), and new community
foundations (facilitated education leading to over 75 new community
foundation entities set up last year).
For 15 years, the presenter has carried out innovative community
& economic development programs -- including Building Communities
for Tomorrow, Community Entrance Visioning, Greene Leadership, Fire
& Emergency Services, and the Greene Bean project. Over 25 distinct
programming efforts within the discipline have been conducted. However,
once he stepped inside of city government as an elected official,
the understanding of how to get our Extension job completed has
been altered.
A fast paced uncovering of key considerations for educators will
be shared. The intersection of government with emerging programming
opportunities in community, business, industry, manufacturing and
entrepreneurship extension programs will challenge the audience
to look at our own Extension organization differently.
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For more information about the conference, contact the
conference co-chairs: Cindy Bigger, cbigger@umn.edu,
(888) 241-0843, or Rick Maurer, richard.maurer@uky.edu,
(859) 257-7582.
For questions, comments or concerns about the 2006 NACDEP
Conference website, contact emilye@srdc.msstate.edu.
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