Dear workgroup, I think the link below in the message was accidently
repeated twice so it does not work if you try the link as is, please try
http://ucanr.org/pcpage which if you do I see you actually get
http://ucanr.org/internal/miscshow.cfm?unit=5215&misctype=Main_page
Either then will get you to the place to provide comments, sorry for the
error. Cheers, Jenny
>Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 09:58:49 -0700
>To: bifs@ucdavis.edu, organicfarm@ucdavis.edu,
>From: Jenny Broome <jcbroome@ucdavis.edu>
>Subject: Fwd: Re: workgroup input on proposed new advisor positions
>
>Dear BIFS and Organic Farming Research Workgroup members,
>
>A few weeks back ANR leadership held a meeting with workgroup and
>coordinating conference chairs and statewide special program directors to
>talk about refining the process for obtaining input from workgroups and
>special programs on new cooperative extension advisor positions. Please
>see below for a message from AVP Rick Standiford about an opportunity for
>you as a workgroup member to provide input into this process. You only
>have until November 5, 2006 so please take the time to look over possible
>new positions and provide your thoughts.
>
>If you do provide input it that you would not mind sharing it would be
>helpful to send me a copy so we can keep track of workgroup contributions,
>but certainly this is not necessary and the most important thing is to
>provide input on the proposed new positions in the agriculture, human and
>natural resource areas.
>
>As both of these workgroups have many external clientele members, I
>particularly encourage you to take this opportunity to provide your
>thoughts on these positions.
>
>Cheers, Jenny
>
>
>>October 23, 2006
>>
>>ANR Members:
>>
>>The resource allocation process for the Division of Agriculture and
>>Natural Resources (ANR) is designed to address high priority issues,
>>encourage collaboration and teamwork to address those issues, maintain
>>essential activities, and build upon existing preeminence in the Division.
>>
>>The identification of the highest priority needs for positions and other
>>augmentations is a Divisionwide effort, with opportunities for
>>participation from all ANR campus, county, and statewide units. This
>>will involve extensive consultation and collaboration among these units
>>as they develop budget proposals.
>>
>>For the FY 2007-2008 process, ANR regional directors and program Leaders
>>have developed "raw" lists of potential advisor positions that might be
>>submitted as regional director or program leader budget requests. The
>>positions were identified through consultation with county directors,
>>advisors and regional planning groups. Input from AES faculty and CE
>>specialists came through their participation in workgroups and
>>coordinating conferences, and statewide programs. These lists of
>>potential positions represent the range of positions that have been
>>identified by these diverse groups. They have not been prioritized or
>>refined in any manner.
>>
>>All ANR members now have the opportunity to review these lists and give
>>feedback on individual positions and/or identify programmatic
>>gaps. Input may be submitted through November 5.
>>
>>To submit your information, go to the Program Council web page at:
>>
>><http://ucanr.org/pcpage>
>>
>>The positions are listed by Program Area. When you click on the program
>>area title, you will be taken to the survey form for that program area
>>
>>Regional directors and program leaders will consider all the input
>>received as they prepare their final budget submissions, due January 15, 2007.
>>
>>Rick Standiford
>>
>>Associate Vice President
>
>Janet C. "Jenny" Broome, Ph.D.
>Area Plant Pathologist
>University of California Cooperative Extension
>Sacramento, Yolo and Solano Counties
>Sacramento Home Office
>4145 Branch Road
>Sacramento, CA. 95827-3898
>
>Phone: 916-875-6421
>Email: <mailto:jcbroome@ucdavis.edu>jcbroome@ucdavis.edu
>Cell phone: 530-681-0216
>http://cesacramento.ucdavis.edu/
>
>"All the pests that out of earth arise, the earth itself the antidote
>supplies." Lithica c. 400 B.C.
>
>
>
>
>
>
Janet C. "Jenny" Broome, Ph.D.
Area Plant Pathologist
University of California Cooperative Extension
Sacramento, Yolo and Solano Counties
Sacramento Home Office
4145 Branch Road
Sacramento, CA. 95827-3898
Phone: 916-875-6421
Email: <mailto:jcbroome@ucdavis.edu>jcbroome@ucdavis.edu
Cell phone: 530-681-0216
http://cesacramento.ucdavis.edu/
"All the pests that out of earth arise, the earth itself the antidote
supplies." Lithica c. 400 B.C.
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