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Members

Bill Hoffman
Executive Director, Cooperative Extension System/ECOP
202-478-6029
WHoffman@aplu.org

Sandy Ruble
Assistant Director, Cooperative Extension System/ECOP
202-478-6088
SRuble@aplu.org

Roger Rennekamp
Extension Health Director
Cooperative Extension/ECOP
541-740-5327
rogerrennekamp@extension.org

National Cooperative Extension Awards

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The following awards are offered by the Extension Committee on Organization and Policy (ECOP) in partnership with USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture. The call for nominations begin February 1 and deadline for nominations is May 1, 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time. Honorees are selected by the end of July and will travel to the APLU Annual Meeting in November to receive their awards.

For more information on the awards, please visit awards.extension.org

  • The Individual Awards for Excellence in Extension, recognizes Cooperative Extension professionals who excel at Extension programming, make a positive impact on constituents served, and provide visionary leadership for the System. It is designed to focus national attention on the role of Extension – one that is fundamental to the lifelong education and development of residents in communities around the nation.
  • The Team Award for Excellence in Extension, recognizes excellence of an Extension team in performing the work of Extension research, technical assistance, and outreach education.
  • The Award for Diversity is designed to focus national attention on innovative models and techniques that ensure that Extension programs equitably engage all appropriate audiences in an effective manner. The purpose of this award is to acknowledge accomplishments of Cooperative Extension Professionals in achieving organizational changes that support diversity, pluralism and innovation in programs that impact our Extension audiences.

Featured Project & Initiative

The Data Literacy Institute – a partnership between APLU and the Association for Institutional Research with funding from Ascendium – brings together cross-departmental teams from 11 Powered by Publics institutions from Cluster 14 to engage in training that enhance their use of data to improve equitable student outcomes. In May 2022, Powered by Publics held […]

Featured Project & Initiative

Powered by Publics is convening nearly 125 change-ready institutions within 16 “transformation clusters” focused on solving different pieces of the student success puzzle. Participating institutions are working collaboratively to increase college access, eliminate the achievement gap, and award hundreds of thousands more degrees by 2025.