Partnerships Evolve Over Time

Authors

Norman K. Bender, University of Connecticute, Cooperative Extension SystemFollow
Nancy H. Bull, University of ConnecticutFollow

Volume

45

Issue

4

Abstract

Traditional partnerships of communities of place and interest evolve to support programs and provide resources. While all Extension is local, the dance with local partners varies greatly. Forming and reforming, these partnerships are vital to Extension's future. Providing the Extension program, building ownership, and "dancing to new music" characterized the University of Connecticut Extension's partnership in New London County. Elements affecting the success of this transition are examined as partners successfully resolved long-term concerns moving to new opportunities. Community partnerships across the country are based on factors identified as leading to successful outcomes in this case study.

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Recommended Citation

Bender, N. K., & Bull, N. H. (2007). Partnerships Evolve Over Time. The Journal of Extension, 45(4), Article 2. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/joe/vol45/iss4/2