Abstract: Extension educators have explored different methods for collecting stakeholder input, but a suitable methodology has not been agreed upon. The Michigan State University Extension dairy team works with an advisory board, but last collected broader formal stakeholder input in 1997. In 2007, the team decided to seek additional broad-based and inclusive stakeholder input. The research team developed an issue identification procedure through group meetings at different locations throughout the state. This article reports on the procedure, its advantages and disadvantages compared to other group methods, and its results
Extension agents are finding themselves engaged in problem-solving roles as public needs adjust to a...
Abstract: A booth at the farmers ' market was set up in Bozeman, Montana during 2007 to promote...
Controversial issues offer Extension faculty opportunities to facilitate community dialogue and appl...
Extension educators have explored different methods for collecting stakeholder input, but a suitable...
Extension educators have explored different methods for collecting stakeholder input, but a suitable...
Issue identification is a critical first step in developing program for Extension faculty. The invol...
The 1998 Farm Bill mandated collecting stakeholder input for land-grant universities. This study col...
Over the past 100 years, a number of societal trends have influenced how Cooperative Extension engag...
One alternative to focus group research for assessing community educational needs is participant obs...
One alternative to focus group research for assessing community educational needs is participant obs...
This article focuses specifically on how and why managers might go about using stakeholder identific...
This article focuses specifically on how and why managers might go about using stakeholder identific...
It has been argued that to remain relevant in today\u27s society, Extension must expand its role to ...
Food animal welfare has become a contentious issue, pitting agricultural producers against an array ...
Effective advisory committees are the cornerstone of relevant, quality Extension programs. They prov...
Extension agents are finding themselves engaged in problem-solving roles as public needs adjust to a...
Abstract: A booth at the farmers ' market was set up in Bozeman, Montana during 2007 to promote...
Controversial issues offer Extension faculty opportunities to facilitate community dialogue and appl...
Extension educators have explored different methods for collecting stakeholder input, but a suitable...
Extension educators have explored different methods for collecting stakeholder input, but a suitable...
Issue identification is a critical first step in developing program for Extension faculty. The invol...
The 1998 Farm Bill mandated collecting stakeholder input for land-grant universities. This study col...
Over the past 100 years, a number of societal trends have influenced how Cooperative Extension engag...
One alternative to focus group research for assessing community educational needs is participant obs...
One alternative to focus group research for assessing community educational needs is participant obs...
This article focuses specifically on how and why managers might go about using stakeholder identific...
This article focuses specifically on how and why managers might go about using stakeholder identific...
It has been argued that to remain relevant in today\u27s society, Extension must expand its role to ...
Food animal welfare has become a contentious issue, pitting agricultural producers against an array ...
Effective advisory committees are the cornerstone of relevant, quality Extension programs. They prov...
Extension agents are finding themselves engaged in problem-solving roles as public needs adjust to a...
Abstract: A booth at the farmers ' market was set up in Bozeman, Montana during 2007 to promote...
Controversial issues offer Extension faculty opportunities to facilitate community dialogue and appl...