Implications of Increased Alternative Revenue for the Cooperative Extension System: Present and Future Strategies for Success

Authors

Judith Ann Barth, Colorado State University Cooperative ExtensionFollow
Barry W. Stryker, University of Vermont Extension SystemFollow
Larry R. Arrington, Florida Cooperative Extension ServiceFollow
Syraj Syed, Florida Cooperative Extension System

Volume

37

Issue

4

Abstract

As the next century approaches, alternative funding sources will increasingly contribute to a diversified portfolio of resources for the Cooperative Extension System. The Personnel and Organizational Development Committee (PODC), of ECOP (Extension Committee on Organization and Policy), has identified several issues associated with alternative revenue acquisition and use and suggests guiding principles and associated strategies to address the major personnel and organizational development implications.

Recommended Citation

Barth, J. A., Stryker, B. W., Arrington, L. R., & Syed, S. (1999). Implications of Increased Alternative Revenue for the Cooperative Extension System: Present and Future Strategies for Success. The Journal of Extension, 37(4), Article 2. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol37/iss4/2