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2019 NAEPSDP Annual Conference Proceedings
Four session tracts were offered at the 2019 Conference:
- Evaluation & Assessment
- Organizational & Staff Development
- Program Development & Delivery
- Technology & Communications
Session types included:
- Oral presentation (45 min including Q&A) Presentations on topics and issues of interest, which may include explorations of best practices, model programs, case studies, theory building, research findings, pedagogy, etc
- Workshop (90 min with a break in the middle)- Workshops on topics and issues of interest, which may include explorations of best practices, model programs, case studies, theory building, research findings, pedagogy, etc. What sets a workshop apart is there must be a hand-on component for the attendees to engage in. The proposal must include methods/description of engagement, as well as benefits and implications for the attendees.
- Ignite presentation (5 min)- 20 slides (maximum). Slideshow must automatically advance. Proposals must include a video sample to be considered complete.
- Round Table session (3 rounds, 25 min each) - The round table format is designed to engage and stimulate small group discussions on relevant topics and sharing new ideas. This format is an excellent venue for getting targeted feedback and meeting colleagues with common interests. During each 25-minute round, authors will have in-depth presentation and discussion with the participants at their table. You will frame the topic, pose questions, and facilitate a discussion with participants joining the table.
- Poster presentation- A great opportunity for all conference attendees, but may be of particular interest to graduate students as a way to present their research without the stress of a full-blown oral presentation. This is a competitive session with a cash awards – best student poster and best professional poster.
Conference Agenda and Presentations
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2019
11:15AM – 12PM Concurrent Session 1
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Onboarding and Rebuilding: An Investment in 4-H Youth Development Professionals Amy Parrott, Mike Hauser, Elizabeth Sparks, Victor Jimenez, Jeremy Elliot-Engel, & Nicholas Morris, University of Arizona |
Growing the Connection between Formal and Informal Educators through Extension Programming Jamie Varner & Mariah Morgan, Mississippi State University |
Assessing Perceived Competency Improvements of Participants in the Rural Online Initiative of Utah Paul Hill, Utah State University |
Developing a Culturally Responsive Extension Organization John Diaz & Cecelia Suarez, University of Florida |
1 PM – 1:45 PM Concurrent Session 2
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Workshop Part 1: Engaging Your Group Through Evaluation: Ripple Effects Mapping Rebecca Sero, Washington State University Debra Hansen, Washington State University Lorie Higgins, University of Idaho |
Workshop Part 1: Understanding and Developing Effective Curricula in Extension Martin Smith, University of California - Davis Lynn Schmitt-McQuitty & Steven M. Worker, University of California, Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources |
Florida's Early Career Extension Agents' Knowledge and Behavior Regarding Design Principles to Communicate Messages Peyton Beattie, Matt Benge, & Lisa K. Lundy, University of Florida |
The Path from Old to New: Implementing organizational change through adapting a new agent mentor program Kristi Farner, Kisha Faulk, & Kelle Ashley, University of Georgia |
2 PM – 2:45 PM Concurrent Session 3
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Networks of Influence: Characteristics and Behaviors of Central Actors Providing Social Support Karen Argabright, University of Georgia |
Succession Planning: Developing Today's Extension Leaders for Tomorrow's Opportunities Kenneth Jones, University of Kentucky Kristi Farner, University of Georgia |
3 PM – 3:45 PM Concurrent Session 4
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CED Coaching and Mentoring Experiences on Early Career Extension Agents in Florida Matt Benge & Jessica Steele, University of Florida |
USDA's Plan of Work System Redesign Update and Implementation Aaron Corbett & Lynn Khadiagala, U.S. Department of Agriculture |
Beyond Borich: Testing a Contemporary Method to Assess Professional Development Needs Lendel Narine, Utah State University Amy Harder, University of Florida |
Enhancing Extension Employee Productivity and Contribution Through International Experiences Jeff Howard, University of Maryland Extension |
5:30 PM – 7:30 PM Poster Session
Posters presented:
- The HappyHealthy Social Marketing Campaign as an Organizational Innovation- Laura H. Downey, Alisha M. Hardman, & Sylvia H. Byrd, Mississippi State University
- Using a Statewide 4-H Camping Evaluation to Drive Program Direction- Brian Luckey, Carrie Stark, William Evans & Kenny Haack-Damon, University of Nevada, Reno
- Exploring FCS Competencies as a Framework for Targeted Professional Development- Alisha Hardman, Marina Denny, AlliGrace, Story, Emilie Cox, & Geoffrey Denny, Mississippi State University
- Implementation of a Nutrition and Physical Activity Education Program: Implications for Program Development and Evaluation- Vikram Koundinya, University of California-Davis, Deepa Srivastava, University of California Cooperative Extension, Angie Keihner, University of California-Davis, & Michele Byrnes, University of California-Davis
- Behaviors and Needs of Trained Extension Mentors- Amy Harder, University of Florida
- Evaluation and Evolution of a New Educator Training- Julie Huetteman & Krista Farthing, Purdue Extension
- A Synthesis of U.S. County-Based 4-H Professional On boarding Curriculum- Amy Parrott, Elizabeth Sparks, Michael Hauser, Victor Jimenez, Jeremy Elliot-Engel, & Nicholas Morris, University of Arizona
- Mentoring in Action Model - Exploring Mentorship in a State Extension Organization- Ashley Mueller, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
- Examining Utah Residents' Patterns of Social Media Use to Inform Extension Program Delivery- Lendel Narine, Amanda D. Ali & Paul Hill, Utah State University
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2019
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM Roundtable Discussions/Share Fair
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Mining an Accountability System for County Agent Performance Indicators: A Deep Dive is Necessary Todd Hurt & Sunshine Jordan, University of Georgia |
Evaluation Capacity Building of Extension Professionals Through an Evaluation Competency Model: Voices of Extension Educators and Extension Administrators Ani Kumar Chaudhary, Pennsylvania State University Elsie Assan, Pennsylvania State University K. S. U. Jayaratne, North Carolina State University Vikram Koundinya, University of California Davis Nav Ghimire, University of Idaho Scott Chazdon, University of Minnesota Extension |
Identifying key constructs and measurements to assess the situation analysis reports (SARs) of Virginia Cooperative Extension (VCE) Subrato Kuri, Karen Vines, & Mike Lambur, Virginia Tech |
Exploring the Value of Extension Connections through a Cohort-Based Leadership Professional Development Experience Ashley Mueller & Maria Walker, University of Nebraska-Lincoln |
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Utilizing the Community Action Leadership Development Model to Teach Soft Skills Marina Denny & Laura Greenhaw, Mississippi State University |
Problem-based Learning in webinar trainings: Military Families Learning Network (MFLN) Family Resilience Series Kacy Mixon, Valdosta State University Robert Bertsch, North Dakota State University, Extension Service Sara Croymans, University of Minnesota Extension |
Leading Positive Change by Shifting Attitudes in a Connected Rural Collective Craig Rotter, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service |
Using Microsoft Teams to Enhance Extension Team Collaboration and Communication Diane Craig, University of Florida |
1:15PM – 2:00 PM Concurrent Session 5
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Agent Mentoring and Confrontation: Cultural Implications Marina Denny, Mississippi State University |
The Change Model: A Model to Elicit Clientele Change Darrell Dromgoole, Scott Cummings, Stacey Dewald, Michelle Payne, & Paul Pope, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service |
Impact of Changing a County Impact Reports Diane Mashburn, University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture |
Creating Community through Cohort Learning: A preferred model of training for youth development professionals Amber Shanahan & Trisha Sheehan, University of Minnesota |
2:15 PM – 3 PM Keynote Speaker- John Noltner “A Peace of My Mind”
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2019
8:45AM – 9:30AM Concurrent Session 6
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Workshop Part 1: Connecting Our Work to Measured Condition Changes Katherine Webb-Martinez, University of California, Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources |
Workshop Part 1: Anchoring Successful Collaboration through Trust Suzanna Windon, Pennsylvania State University | Undergraduate Apprenticeships: Opportunities for Enhancing Awareness of Extension Marina Denny, Alisha Hardman, & AlliGrace Story, Mississippi State University | Competencies for Civil Rights, Diversity, and Multiculturalism in Extension Lendel Narine, Celina Wille & Andree’ Walker Bravo, Utah State University |
9:45AM – 10:30PM Concurrent Session 7
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Expanding Evaluation Competency Research: Exploring Competencies for Program Evaluation Using the Context of Non-formal Education John Diaz & Laura Warner, University of Florida |
Program Development for Youth - Training and Recruiting Future Employees Julie Robinson, Karen Ballard, & Diane Mashburn, University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture |