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Klemme day one presentation
- 1. Cooperative Extension’s Future:Being what tomorrow needs 2011 County Leadership Conference We teach, learn, lead and serve Richard m. Klemme Dean and Director Cooperative Extension
- 2. We Teach, Learn, Lead and Serve Governor Scott Walker delivered the FY11-13 biennium budget on March 1 Many steps in deliberations, approval process Repair bill not completed Impact on Cooperative Extension Proposed 11% cut
- 3. We Teach, Learn, Lead and Serve Proactive steps, state budget Resource Advisory Network Political Effectiveness Action Team WACEC visits On-Going Relationship Building and Communicating Value
- 4. We Teach, Learn, Lead and Serve County budgets Shared revenue reduction Property tax increase limits Reduced mandates
- 5. We Teach, Learn, Lead and Serve Proactive steps, county budget WCA partnership, Mark O’Connell Communications
- 6. We Teach, Learn, Lead and Serve Federal budget Smith Lever funding
- 7. We Teach, Learn, Lead and Serve Proactive steps, Federal budget PILD/CARET Social media campaign Resource Advisory Network Communications
- 8. We Teach, Learn, Lead and Serve UW-Madison split – New Badger Partnership Creates a public authority Reduces state support of UW-Madison by $125M ($62.5M base cut) UW-Madison – independent from UW System Governed by 21-member Board of Trustees Governor appoints 11 of the members
- 9. We Teach, Learn, Lead and Serve Proactive steps, New Badger Partnership Work with Chancellor Ray Cross to maintain partnership with UW-Madison
- 10. We Teach, Learn, Lead and Serve Hiring suspension in effect through August 31, 2011 Proposed cuts (assumes 10% state and federal) = 40-50 FTEs, 70-80 positions Financial flexibility, will use one-time funds Retain local presence, campus specialists
- 11. We Teach, Learn, Lead and Serve Reduce administration, reorganize around core functions Reduce districts and program area administration Use flex staffing models in counties and on campus Increase grant/entrepreneur activities
- 12. We Teach, Learn, Lead and Serve Four action teams Scholarship Inclusive excellence Political effectiveness Technology/information systems
- 13. We Teach, Learn, Lead and Serve Stress and strategies for survival Physical, mental health Positive relationships
- 14. We Teach, Learn, Lead and Serve Questions? Comments?