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PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT. Advisory Leader ’ s Role Judy M. Groff Advisory System and Program Development Leader NCCE. PROGRAMMING IS…. Process of determining program direction County centered and focused Contingent on advisory leader input Reflective of situational and trend data.

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PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT

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  1. PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT Advisory Leader’s Role Judy M. Groff Advisory System and Program Development Leader NCCE

  2. PROGRAMMING IS…. • Process of determining program direction • County centered and focused • Contingent on advisory leader input • Reflective of situational and trend data

  3. PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT PROCESS • Planning • Design and implementation • Evaluation and accountability

  4. ROLE IN PLANNING • Situation analysis • Needs identification and analysis • Priority setting

  5. ROLE IN DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION • Help determine objectives • Advise on delivery strategies for target audiences • Advise on learner characteristics • Marketing programs in communities

  6. ROLE IN EVALUATION AND ACCOUNTABILITY • Provide feedback on program success • Help determine if programs meet objectives set • Advise on merits of continuing programs • Help identify and tell success stories

  7. What Advisory Leaders Do... • Identify key people or stakeholders • Talk and listen to key leaders • Advise extension which programs are valuable to clientele • Help tailor programs to specific audiences • Listen for feedback about programs

  8. BEING PROFICIENT • Concentrate on communication skills • Engage personal network of influence • Learn scope of extension programs • Know everything possible about extension customers you represent

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