Program Iteration Works: The Case of the Economic Futures Workshop

Brigid A Tuck; Neil R Linscheid; Liz Templin; Rani A Bhattacharyya

Program Iteration Works: The Case of the Economic Futures Workshop

Community Economics

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Abstract

Successful Extension programs are not born; they are created over time in a process of trial and error. In this poster, we describe our experience in launching, assessing, modifying, and improving a program called the Economic Futures Workshop

Original language	English (US)
State	Published - 2014

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economic impact
industry

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