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Abstracts from 2000 Concurrent Sessions at National ESP Conference
No. Presenter Names ST Title of Presentation Brief Description Abstract
1 Linda M. Kutilek
Nikki Conklin
OH
OH
Using A Systems Approach to Maximize Human Potential for Individual & Organizational Success Learn how the organizational strategies for professional development, related to four career stages, can maximize essential skills for job performance. Abstract
2 Tedi J. Winnett
Paul Brings
Marcia Jante
WI
WI
WI
Urban Initiative: Creating An Urban Extension Program in Southeast Wisconsin Using a team approach to develop and deliver extension programs in urban communities results in strengthening urban university relationships and builds political support. Abstract
3 Jo Anne Kock
Vicki Agao
Lisa Houser
NV
NV
NV
Healthy Families Nevada: A Healthy Collaboration to Develop Healthy Families Collaboration with hospital, school and agencies helps prevent child abuse by assisting first time mothers in providing a healthy childhood environment. Abstract
4 Nellie Oehler
Greg Tillson
OR
OR
Building Bridges--Unique Volunteer Management Program With Oregon State Dept. of Education With increased interest in volunteerism in public schools, extension can play a unique role in volunteer management by training principals, teachers and volunteer coordinators. Abstract
5 Dirk A. Camilletti   Choosing an Income Option from your TIAA-CREF Retirement Plan An interactive conversation of retirement options; myths and misconceptions about your TIAA-CREF retirement accumulations and make-up savings ideas. Abstract
6 Cynthia Flynn AZ Want A Unique Partnership? Look in Your Backyard Are you looking for partnerships other than community agencies and organizations? Consider our own "backyard partnership--your university" to enhance extension programs. Abstract
7 Jill Eversole Nolan
Lou Fourman
Daney Jackson
Bill Haynes
Dick Martin
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
Strengthening Management & Leadership Skills A video based learning module for extension managers and leaders in community based settings. Abstract
8 Larry Madsen SD Financing Your Retirement Learn about your Civil Service Retirement System benefits and how supplementary retirement annuities may affect the choices you make in deciding when to retire. Abstract
9 Christine A. Pasley
Bonnie Ellenwood
WY
WY
Win Wyoming: Growth & Accomplishments of a State-wide Initiative Focused on Health Rather Than Weight Building a multi-disciplinary state-wide initiative to educate people to respect body-size diversity and enjoy the benefits of healthful eating and positive self-image. Abstract
10 Jennefer Johnson UT Elderhosteling - Pathways to Knowledge & Travel Join us for a sample of Elderhostel programs in the United State and abroad and an awareness of how you can get involved. Abstract
11 Margaret A. Viebrock
Ann Diede
Betty Meloy
WA
WA
WA
Farm Families: Thriving & Surviving During Stressful Times Explore the possibilities for helping farm families endure the adversity of farming and maintain their rural roots and family values during an economic crisis. Abstract
12 Karen S. Bruns OH OSU CARES--Building Unique University Outreach Partnerships OSU CARES (Ohio State University Community Access to Resources and Educational Services) involves 15 colleges of the university building interdisciplinary outreach/engagement partnerships with OSU Extension. Abstract
13 Claudia Mincemoyer
Marilyn Corbin
PA
PA
E-Planning: Using Technology to Assess Curriculum and In-service Needs Observe the technological processes demonstrated in this session which highlight how PA used the web to conduct 4-H youth development curriculum and training needs assessment. Abstract
14 Joyce Ann Smith
Bridgette Sloan
Mary Forster
OH
OH
OH
Non-traditional In-Service Approaches--Let Technology Do the Job See how four non-traditional approaches to agent in-service training were used to encourage agent participation, quick turn around time for current issues, and how technology was used in place of traditional in-service formats. Abstract
15 Luann Boyer CO Adapting Your Home for Retirement Living Nearly everyone wants to remain in their own home as they age. Learn how to use adaptive devices and make easy home modifications for independent living in later years. Abstract