Communication

Comunicación

Goal 1: Quality of Educational Delivery: Meet the relevant, identified needs of patrons and associates through evidence-based programs that utilize the best science available and a broad array of proven, effective learner-centered teaching strategies to advance agriculture, natural resources, youth and community-related sciences, and address Florida&rsquo;s economic, social, and environmental issues.
Goal 2: Visibility and Engagement: Ensure Extension&rsquo;s programming and products are broadly available to our clientele and actively engage new and existing audiences and partners.
Goal 3: Accountability and Impact: Produce positive, measurable changes in agriculture, natural resources, youth and community-related sciences, and on Florida&rsquo;s economic, social, and environmental issues through impactful programs that are systematically monitored and evaluated.
Goal 4: Employee&rsquo;s Professional Growth, Satisfaction, and Retention: Make Florida Cooperative Extension an organization recognized for having a highly trained, professional, committed, and satisfied workforce.

UF/IFAS Extension Organizational Goals

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A series by Kathryn A Stofer on developing facility and comfort with engaging various stakeholder audiences.

Getting Engaged series

Engaging Volunteers through ISOTURES series

A series on using social media for engaging with the public about research.

Using Social Media to Engage Communities with Research series

Stofer, Kathryn A.

Engagement

Compromiso social 

Volunteer Development

Desarrollo voluntario

Engagement with Underrepresented Audiences

Civic Engagement

Compromiso cívico

Involved Citizens

Interactions

Interacciones

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Narrower Topics

Volunteer Development

Engagement with Underrepresented Audiences

Civic Engagement

Publications

Conservation Subdivision: Post-construction Phase—Engaging Residents

Narrower Topics

Volunteer Development

Engagement with Underrepresented Audiences

Civic Engagement

Getting Involved with the Environment

Publications

Conservation Subdivision: Post-construction Phase—Engaging Residents