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Professional Development
Cooperative Extension actively supports individuals' professional and career development objectives. The professional development program consists of three categories of activities:
- Self-directed
Professional Development Activities
These activities are identified by individuals and may be offered by Cooperative Extension or other universities, organizations, agencies or businesses. The primary source of funding will be district (for county faculty and staff), program area and departmental funds (for integrated faculty and staff). Grants and other support also should be identified and combined with internal funding.
- Institution
and Program Area Professional Development
These activities are offered by program areas or Cooperative Extension to faculty and staff in Cooperative Extension. They include such activities as state program area meetings, district meetings and statewide Cooperative Extension Faculty and Staff Conference.
- Program Specific
Professional Development
These activities are developed and conducted by program areas, issue teams and the program development and evaluation unit. They are intended to increase knowledge of specific program initiatives. These offerings are elective.
Policies and Procedures for Professional Development
Individuals should apply for funding support for self-directed activities through district offices. UW-Extension travel procedures apply to attendance at these activities. Combining funding from various sources is encouraged.
Special Internal Funding Sources:
For More Professional Development Information:
Program Areas:
Agriculture and Natural Resources
Community, Natural Resources and Economic Development
Family Living Programs - Family Living personnel can access this site with their CES user name and password. If you do not know your password, contact the CE Technology Services Help Desk at 1-800-760-7610.
Program Development and Evaluation
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