Volume
6
Issue
2
Abstract
Extension personnel concerned with community resource development are often unclear as to its educational components, approaches and boundaries. Present definitions have not helped to make these educational elements visible. Here a typology (classification) is presented that describes five different types or approaches to community resource development. These types are represented as encompassing the several different ways in which Cooperative Extension is going about community resource development. This typology was developed from a study of published materials (progress reports and conference proceedings) and recent observations made in a number of states in which such work is being conducted.
Recommended Citation
Cosgriffe, H. A. (1968). Five Approaches to Community Resource Development. The Journal of Extension, 6(2), Article 10. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol6/iss2/10
