Clients, Colleagues, and Colleges: Perceived Influences on Extension Agents.

Lacy, William B.; And Others

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Publication Date: 1980

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Clients, Colleagues, and Colleges: Perceived Influences on Extension Agents.

Lacy, William B.; And Others

Rural Sociology, v45 n3 p469-82 Fall 1980

Agricultural Extension Service Agents perceive the greatest influence upon their programs to come from their client group, county extension councils, and college administrations, respectively. Agricultural agents see research faculty as having an important influence; 4-H and home economics agents feel research staff should be more influential. Policy implications are discussed. (SB)

Descriptors: Agricultural Education, College Faculty, Extension Agents, Home Economics Education, Influences, Organizational Theories, Policy Formation, Program Development, Rural Extension

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Language: English

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