Strategic Thinking/Action Planning: Addressing the Grand Challenges Douglas A. Steele Director, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service June 19, 2013.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Rethinking Outreach in the 21st Century

Advertisements

Accelerate inclusive agriculture sector growth Reduce child undernutrition Include women Integrate climate change and environment Comprehensive strategy.

EXERCISE IN MITIGATION DECISIONS MODULE 2 THE MULTI-HAZARD ENVIRONMENT.

Presented by the US Department of Education. More information at

Opening Doors: Federal Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness

Annual Plans Knoxville August 1, A Change  Integrated Reporting/Planning System  Details in Progress  Here’s What we Know State Action.

4-H Administrative Update 2006 Youth Development Institutes March 2006.

1 Rhode Island Perspective Advanced Youth Forum. 2 State of Rhode Island Workforce Organizational Chart.

Investing in Georgia’s Future UGA College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences’ FY09 Budget Request for Agricultural Experiment Stations and Cooperative.

Determining CLIMASP Competencies Jerash University Development of Interdisciplinary Program on Climate Change and Sustainability Policy- CLIMASP Development.

The Extension System: A Vision for the 21 st Century Funded by the Kellogg Commission The Extension System: A Vision for the 21 st Century Funded by the.

MCE 2009 Annual Pre-Conference Nick Place Associate Dean and Associate Director Maryland Cooperative Extension Monday, March 23 Moving Forward in Times.

Occur when a societal condition is improved due to a participant’s action taken in the previous column. For example, specific contributions to: - Increased.

A SCIENCE ROADMAP FOR AGRICULTURE Tom Helms (ED-SR) Richard Jones (UFL) Eric Young (NCSU)

P21 framework OPV 362.

Strategic Plan for Sustainable Tourism and Economic Development in Murray County August 4, 2015.

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences One of 10 TAMU Colleges Provost, President 3 missions: Teaching, Research, Service One of 5 Agrilife partners.

Water for Life: Community Education for Water Conservation and Rainwater Harvesting in the United States Affiliated Pacific Islands Feb. 5, 2013 workshop:

Developing True Multi-State Partnerships In Research LeRoy A. Daugherty New Mexico State University.

21st Century Skills Initiatives

4-H Science, Engineering, and Technology (SET). 4-H SET Initiative Plan of Action Goal #1: Improve youth science literacy through educational programming.

An Update of Activities: August Strategic Plan FY2001.

Natural England State of the Natural Environment, Strategic Direction refresh, and Manifesto Dr Helen Phillips, Chief Executive, Natural England.

Become a County Extension Agent An exciting, challenging and stimulating career! Improving Lives. Improving Texas.

Citizen Stewardship Outcome Increase the number and diversity of trained and mobilized citizen volunteers with the knowledge and skills needed to enhance.

Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Program S. Nicole Frey, Ben C. West, David Drake.

All Youth Ready at 21. Connecticut Youth Futures Policy Team  Participates in: Youth Policy Institute of the National Conference of State Legislatures,

National Policy and Strategy for Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries 15 March, 2004.

Evaluation Basics Processes of Evaluation The process of evaluating “So what?” (outcomes) and “how was that?” (processes) can serve many purposes for leaders,

LEON COUNTY Northwest Extension District Lawrence Heitmeyer, CED July 2, 2003.

National Science Foundation 1 Evaluating the EHR Portfolio Judith A. Ramaley Assistant Director Education and Human Resources.

Doug Steele Director June 19, 2013 Strategically Addressing the Grand Challenges.

Dr. Pete Vergot – District Extension Director, UF Monica Brinkley – County Extension Director, Liberty County, UF Alex Bolques - Gadsden County Extension,

Evaluation Highlights from Pilot Phase July 2005 – June 2007 Prepared for Leadership Team Meeting January 11, 2008.

Kate Sutcliffe, NAEDF Online Presentation to Savannah Symposium 2009.

21st Century Skills Framework. CORE SUBJECTS AND 21st CENTURY THEMES Mastery of core subjects and 21st century themes is essential for all students in.

The Terminology used in this PowerPoint has not been sanctioned by the Department of State, the Governor of Maryland, Dean Wei, or any agent of Maryland.

Cooperative Extension Service, College of Agriculture, University of Kentucky Regional Cooperative Extension Conference Administrative Update Presented.

Preparing Youth for the 21 st Century Economy Gregg Weltz Director of Youth Services U.S. Department of Labor.

Making a Difference Across Iowa Welcome, Mission, Organizational Structure Cathann Kress Vice President for Extension and Outreach.

Extension in the City Bonnie D. McGee, Ph.D. Professor and Assistant Director for Urban Programs Texas Cooperative Extension The Texas A&M University System.

Where Have We Been? Where are We Going?. Grand Challenge Focus Area Strategic Plan Theme.

1 National Strategic Plan for agricultural and rural development

Why Community-University Partnerships? Partnerships Enhance quality of life in the region Increase relevance of academic programs Add public purposes to.

Agent Performance Review. Goals of a Performance Review Provide opportunity for self-assessment Increase job satisfaction and understanding Recognize.

March 12, SIGCSE Report FOCE Summit Panel 1 Getting to a Future of Computing Education Summit Joseph Urban Texas Tech University.

21 st Century Skills and Content Paisley IB Magnet School Staff Development October 15, 2010.

CREATE-21 Slide 1 Creating Research, Extension, and Teaching Excellence for the 21st Century November 2006 Create-21.org.

North Carolina Cooperative Extension County Advisory Member Orientation.

California Water Plan Update Advisory Committee Meeting January 20, 2005.

New Mexico State University Land-Grant System Accountability: Learning from the CSREES Portfolio Review Process Steven Loring Assistant Director Agricultural.

The 2007 Farm Bill Debate Converging Domestic and International Policy Imperatives Policy Imperatives to Support Environment and Conservation.

WORKSHOP SESSION: PLANNING COMPREHENSIVELY TO PREVENT VIOLENCE San Francisco November 18, 2011 Junious Williams, CEO Urban Strategies Council

21 st Century Skills Jason McLaughlin Kean University EMSE

Mission Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Engage clients and deliver research- based knowledge and educational programs.

A SCIENCE ROADMAP FOR AGRICULTURE Deans & Directors Orientation December 2006 Eric Young (SAAESD)

“Calhoun County” Northwest Extension District “Logan Barbee” “2 July 2003”

INTRODUCING THE PSBA-GTO ACT FOR YOUTH CENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN CONSULTATION WITH HEALTHY TEEN NETWORK Planning for Evidence-Based Programming.

OSU Extension’s Master Watershed Steward Program Derek Godwin Watershed Management Specialist.

Walmart Youth Voice: Youth Choice Training. 4-H IS THE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM OF OUR NATION’S COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SYSTEM 2 |2 | Walmart YVYC Training2.

Community Services Extension Service The Flagler County Extension Service provides research-based information and educational programs on topics related.

CriteriaYesNoEffectiveness of CVC 1. Continuity of Participation4100% 2. Representation and Access3175% 3. Self Efficacy4100% 4. Information Exchange and.

1 Duke Energy Investment in Workforce Development (Presentation for CEWD Southeast Region Meeting 5/19/2016) Chris Hage HR Manager, Workforce Planning.

Building Our Future Together

Iowa State University provides education that benefits many and is available to even more because we work together as a system – Iowa State University.

Where Have We Been? Where are We Going? 1.

Iowa State University provides education that benefits many and is available to even more because we work together as a system – Iowa State University.

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Blueprint Outlines practical, consumer-focused, state and local strategies for improving eating and physical activity that will lead to healthier lives.

NIFA Listens: Investing in Science to Transform Lives

Presentation transcript:

Strategic Thinking/Action Planning: Addressing the Grand Challenges Douglas A. Steele Director, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service June 19, 2013

 Locally Identified Issues;  Guide development of program plans;  Addressed by Extension Agents and Specialists;  With Research Based Information;  Which feed into the Extension State Strategic Plan;  Resulting impacts and outputs reported by Agents and Specialists;  Compiled into Impact and Outcome Documents. In other words…

 Research based technology applications and practices for crop and forage/animal poultry profitability and sustainability.  Small-scale agricultural producers effectively identify and evaluate strategies for risk mitigation and sustainability based on management goals. Feeding Our World

 Best practices to protect water quality and enhance conservation.  Research-based technologies to enhance wildlife conservation and management, fostering environmental stewardship. Protecting our Environment

 Texas communities gain knowledge supporting design and implementation of successful development strategies.  Texas youth and adults will be prepared to participate fully in the 21st century workforce Growing our Economy

 Helping People in Texas Eat Better and Safer  Improve the Health and Wellness of Texans through diet, exercise and nutritional choices.  Imperative 2: Improve Youth Life Skills in Healthy Living and Wellness Improving Our Health

 Improve Life Skills in Leadership, Personal Development, and Citizenship  Increase Agriculture Literacy for Texas Youth  Improve life skills in science, engineering, and technology (SET) Enriching Our Youth

 Water Conservation and Quality – Urban and Rural programming to enhance water conservation and quality.  Health and Wellness – Youth and Adult programs that enhance health and quality of life. Areas of Opportunity for Multi- Department/Multi-Agency Efforts: 2014 and Beyond

 Leadership Development – Enhanced efforts in Rural Leadership and Development, and Refocused Youth Leadership efforts.  Urban/Suburban Interface – Enhanced outreach to new landowners with multi-faceted educational approach to conserve natural resources. Areas of Opportunity for Multi- Department/Multi-Agency Efforts: 2014 and Beyond

 Provide rewards and incentives for creating teams and working interdisciplinary.  Provide targeted funding for strategic priorities.  Increase competitive opportunities.  Articulate and communicate our Return On Investment and seek partnerships that support mission areas. Develop Strategic Thinking