2020 SR-PLN, AEA & ASRED Joint Meeting
Virtual Conference, August 24-27, 2020
CONFERENCE DOCUMENTS
Draft Agenda - all times are in Central Standard Time
Program Officer Briefing - Webinar
Best Practices for Virtual Meetings - Using Zoom
Keynote Speaker
Marshall Stewart, EdD
Vice Chancellor for Extension and Engagement, University of Missouri
Chief Engagement Officer, UM System
Marshall Stewart is vice chancellor for extension and engagement at the University of Missouri.
Dr. Stewart is committed to All Things Missouri — helping the University of Missouri build a vibrant 21st century model for extension and engagement, expand its impact and strengthen its land-grant roots as the university for Missouri.
At Mizzou, Dr. Stewart leads university-wide extension, continuing education and engagement and outreach efforts aimed at addressing Missouri’s grand challenges around the economy, education and health. Through a statewide network of campus faculty and specialists, MU Extension’s field programs alone deliver almost $1 billion in economic impact to Missouri and serve the diverse needs of people and communities in every county and urban center.
Dr. Stewart also serves as chief engagement officer for the University of Missouri System, where he leads statewide outreach efforts.
His dual roles involve partnership development and stakeholder relations with local, state and federal policy-makers; MU Extension county, regional and state advisory groups; and partners and collaborators in the community, corporate, government and non-profit sectors. He partners closely with the deans of MU’s 13 colleges and schools, the executive leaders of the UM System and all four campuses, and key constituent groups such as the Missouri 100 and Intercampus Alumni Council. He also serves on national boards, committees and initiatives to grow engagement in higher education.
Dr. Stewart holds a Bachelor of Science degree in agricultural education, a Master of Science degree in agricultural education and a Doctor of Education degree in agricultural and extension education from North Carolina State University. Throughout his 30-year career, Dr. Stewart has been recognized for his expertise in leadership development, strategic planning, legislative affairs, youth and agricultural education and advocacy, and engagement in higher education. He is an accomplished author, workshop presenter and speaker.
2020 PLN EXTension Talks
Each committee shared videos demonstrating the ways in which members and institutions have overcome the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic. View the video here.
SR-PLN 2020 Virtual Fun Run/Walk
Congratulations to all of the SR-PLN 2020 Virtual Fun Run/Walk participants!!! You each were SR-PLN conference pioneers, participating in this new feature of our conference. If you enjoyed the virtual fun/run walk, please make sure to indicate so in your evaluation of the overall conference. Now for the results...
Top 3 Participants Who Ran/Walked Farthest:
1. Mitzi Downing, North Carolina State University, 8.2 miles
2. Michelle Olgers, Virginia State University & Celvia Stovall, Alabama A&M University, 8 miles (tie)
3. Theresa Hand, Mississippi State University, 6.8 miles
Top 3 Institutions With Most Participants:
1. University of Arkansas, 7 runners/walkers
2. Mississippi State University, 5 runners/walkers
3. Virginia Tech, University of Georgia, University of Tennessee, 3 runners/walkers each (tie)
Top 3 Institutions With The Furthest Distance Cumulatively Covered:
1. University of Arkansas, 22.6 miles ran/walked
2. Mississippi State University, 17.28 miles ran/walked
3. Virginia Tech, 11.96 miles ran/walked
Click here to see photos of each of the participants with their completed certificates.
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CONFERENCE DOCUMENTS
Draft Agenda - all times are in Central Standard Time
Program Officer Briefing - Webinar
Best Practices for Virtual Meetings - Using Zoom
Keynote Speaker
Marshall Stewart, EdD
Vice Chancellor for Extension and Engagement, University of Missouri
Chief Engagement Officer, UM System
Marshall Stewart is vice chancellor for extension and engagement at the University of Missouri.
Dr. Stewart is committed to All Things Missouri — helping the University of Missouri build a vibrant 21st century model for extension and engagement, expand its impact and strengthen its land-grant roots as the university for Missouri.
At Mizzou, Dr. Stewart leads university-wide extension, continuing education and engagement and outreach efforts aimed at addressing Missouri’s grand challenges around the economy, education and health. Through a statewide network of campus faculty and specialists, MU Extension’s field programs alone deliver almost $1 billion in economic impact to Missouri and serve the diverse needs of people and communities in every county and urban center.
Dr. Stewart also serves as chief engagement officer for the University of Missouri System, where he leads statewide outreach efforts.
His dual roles involve partnership development and stakeholder relations with local, state and federal policy-makers; MU Extension county, regional and state advisory groups; and partners and collaborators in the community, corporate, government and non-profit sectors. He partners closely with the deans of MU’s 13 colleges and schools, the executive leaders of the UM System and all four campuses, and key constituent groups such as the Missouri 100 and Intercampus Alumni Council. He also serves on national boards, committees and initiatives to grow engagement in higher education.
Dr. Stewart holds a Bachelor of Science degree in agricultural education, a Master of Science degree in agricultural education and a Doctor of Education degree in agricultural and extension education from North Carolina State University. Throughout his 30-year career, Dr. Stewart has been recognized for his expertise in leadership development, strategic planning, legislative affairs, youth and agricultural education and advocacy, and engagement in higher education. He is an accomplished author, workshop presenter and speaker.
2020 PLN EXTension Talks
Each committee shared videos demonstrating the ways in which members and institutions have overcome the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic. View the video here.
SR-PLN 2020 Virtual Fun Run/Walk
Congratulations to all of the SR-PLN 2020 Virtual Fun Run/Walk participants!!! You each were SR-PLN conference pioneers, participating in this new feature of our conference. If you enjoyed the virtual fun/run walk, please make sure to indicate so in your evaluation of the overall conference. Now for the results...
Top 3 Participants Who Ran/Walked Farthest:
1. Mitzi Downing, North Carolina State University, 8.2 miles
2. Michelle Olgers, Virginia State University & Celvia Stovall, Alabama A&M University, 8 miles (tie)
3. Theresa Hand, Mississippi State University, 6.8 miles
Top 3 Institutions With Most Participants:
1. University of Arkansas, 7 runners/walkers
2. Mississippi State University, 5 runners/walkers
3. Virginia Tech, University of Georgia, University of Tennessee, 3 runners/walkers each (tie)
Top 3 Institutions With The Furthest Distance Cumulatively Covered:
1. University of Arkansas, 22.6 miles ran/walked
2. Mississippi State University, 17.28 miles ran/walked
3. Virginia Tech, 11.96 miles ran/walked
Click here to see photos of each of the participants with their completed certificates.
