The role of the EFNEP paraprofessional in revitalized Cooperative Extension Service
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| Year of Publication |
1994
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| Academic Department |
Education
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| Degree |
Ed.D.
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| Number of Pages |
231 leaves
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| Date Published |
01/1994
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| University |
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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| Thesis Type |
Doctoral diss.
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| Abstract |
The purpose of this mini-strategic planning study was to contribute information with a potential relevance to internal and external decision-makers targeting new audiences in issue-oriented programing. The main hypothesis for this study was: learning whether changes in Cooperative Extension would require a change in the way in which paraprofessionals are used to help EFNEP achieve its mission and what recommendations can best be interpreted from a link-pin model that uses paraprofessionals to achieve a two-way flow between EFNEP and the target audience. Findings include a discussion of three types of paraprofessionals and paraprofessionals as a "nerve center" that links the Cooperative Extension Service to diverse and pluralistic audiences. |
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