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Morgan Szczepaniak; Sarah L. Francis; Ruth Litchfield; Ulrike Genschel; Shannon Coleman; Anirudh Naig – Journal of Extension, 2025
The food and health needs and preferences of Iowans (n=452) were examined. The leading food and health information sources were online platforms, social media, and print media. Program topics with high participation likelihood were cooking, food preservation, food safety, and gardening. Short, low-cost, online programs were preferred. Extension…
Descriptors: Extension Education, Food, Health, Needs Assessment
Newman, Matthew; Torretta, Alayne – Journal of Extension, 2022
During the worldwide pandemic, youth were isolated from each other. In response, New Jersey 4-H, a part of Rutgers Cooperative Extension, created the Junior Explorers, a virtual exchange program bringing together 4-H members with youth from other countries. This program provides youth ages 10-13 with access to international exchange opportunities…
Descriptors: Electronic Learning, Youth Programs, Extension Education, Program Length
Pamela B. Payne; Daniel A. McDonald – Journal of Human Sciences & Extension, 2014
As government resources for community programs diminish, it is vital that Cooperative Extension make greater efforts to show program efficacy. Assessing the appropriate amount of an intervention optimal for reaching desired outcomes can help inform program development and provide for a more efficient use of limited resources. The current pilot…
Descriptors: Program Evaluation, Intervention, Parent Education, Program Length

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