Building Communities 2001 Annual Report
Colorado State University Extension is a dynamic, flexible organization dedicated to delivering quality, relevant programs most needed by people throughout the state. We have a responsive network of citizens, scientists and educators who can anticipate and address critical needs. We focus on programs in the areas in which we have a research base and can make significant contributions.
Extension's role and connection within the higher education system provides the public with access to knowledge that can improve their daily lives. Extension faculty facilitate outreach partnerships across the institution to respond to local needs, assist in the translation and application of research, make connections between communities and resources, and deliver programs to support lifelong learning and problem-solving at the community level. This powerful partnership makes a connection between the intellectual knowledge of the University and the people of Colorado.
The profiles in this report are but a sample of the program impacts Extension is making throughout the state. Many counties have similar program efforts and outcomes. The comparative budget information at the end of this report shows that Extension efforts clearly multiply public funding and provide a solid return on money invested.
For more information, contact your local Colorado State University Extension office.
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