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Employees are Maryland Cooperative Extension’s most valuable asset. To enhance the effectiveness of extension employees, the organization must provide them with opportunities for development and training that focus on core competencies. Core competencies are defined as the basic knowledge, attitudes, skills, and behaviors that contribute to excellence in extension educational programs. These competencies may include information and education delivery, diversity/pluralism/multiculturalism, and subject matter. Professional development opportunities may include formal and non-formal education, mentoring, coaching, job enrichment, and other methods.
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Last updated: 09/27/2006
In Memoriam
Internationally known dairy cattle judge and dairy youth supporter Dr. J. Lee Majeskie of Centreville died suddenly on Friday, August 22, at the University of Maryland Hospital. He was the loving and devoted husband of Judy Alexander Majeskie. - posted Aug 29, 2008
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Attention 4-H'ers! A special invitation to the Maryland State Fair
4-H'ers are invited to visit with AGNR Academic Programs staff to learn more about the College of AGNR at the University of Maryland. Games, prizes, and more! - posted Aug 25, 2008