2023 All Organization Conference

2023 All Organization Conference
Wednesday, November 8–Thursday, November 9, 2023
Wells Conference Center, University of Maine Campus, Orono, Maine

Celebrating Extension: Here, Now and Moving Forward with Intention

Day 1 – November 8, 2023

00:00:00 Welcome, Beth Hawkyard, Assistant Director of Employee Engagement
00:06:23 Opening Address, Dean Hannah Carter
00:16:01 Extension for All Collaboration Activity, Lucy Wess and Beth Hawkyard
00:27:50 Keynote Speaker, Dr. Anthony Burrow, Cornell University
01:36:13 Organizational Structure Presentation, Associate Dean Jason Bolton
02:11:06 Needs Assessment Update, Dr. Lauri Baker, UF/IFAS
02:23:31 Speed Sharing Session

Day 2 – November 9, 2023

03:15:26 Opening, Dean Hannah Carter and Provost John Volin
03:25:53 Leadership, Dean Hannah Carter
04:29:32 Presentation, Associate Dean Jason Bolton
05:14:06 Guest Speaker: Concern Resolution, Peers and Volunteers, Lucy Wess
05:36:27 Culture of Preparedness, Bob Norman


Members of the 2023 All Organization Conference Planning Committee


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Territorial Acknowledgement

University of Maine Cooperative Extension, recognizes that we are located around the state in the homeland of Wabanaki peoplewhere issues of water and territorial rights, and encroachment upon sacred sites are ongoing. We recognize that Wabanaki (MaliseetMicmac, Passamaquoddy, and Penobscot) Tribal Nations are distinct, sovereign, legal, and political entities with their own powers of selfgovernance, and selfdetermination. We respect the Wabanaki People as the original stewards of this land. We thank them for their strength and resilience in caring for this land for hundreds of years. We recognize that we have a responsibility to continue working to change the systems that continue to allow injustice and inequality to exist. We are committed to listening, learning, and building relationships while serving as stewards to this land.