Enhancing Accountability: ServSafe™ Impact Template Delivers

Authors

Renee Boyer, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityFollow
Matthew C. Benson, United States Department of AgricultureFollow
Heather H. Boyd, Virginia TechFollow
Mena Forrester, Virginia TechFollow
Nancy Franz, Virginia TechFollow
Karen Gehrt, Virginia TechFollow
Patsy Pelland, Virginia TechFollow
Kirsten Roan, Virginia TechFollow

Volume

47

Issue

3

Abstract

Generating statewide impact data from Extension programs can be challenging. To streamline reporting, Extension specialists, with the help of county agents and administrators, generated a statewide impact statement for the ServSafe™ program in Virginia. This template includes knowledge gain, behavior change, and economic impact from participants generated from current standardized evaluation methods used by all Extension educators across the state. Providing this template for agents resulted in easier, more consistent yearly reporting for those agents administering the program.

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Recommended Citation

Boyer, R., Benson, M. C., Boyd, H. H., Forrester, M., Franz, N., Gehrt, K., Pelland, P., & Roan, K. (2009). Enhancing Accountability: ServSafe™ Impact Template Delivers. The Journal of Extension, 47(3), Article 20. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol47/iss3/20