The article discusses evolving service roles of land-grant universities, suggesting a need for diverse approaches.
Norland's article makes points of special significance at a time when issues-based programming is dictating the need for a broader and more diverse disciplinary base.Certainly, the service obligation of the land-grant university is broader than that described in the Smith-Lever Act.Histories of many of those institutions provide evidence that this perception has been shared by many faculty, deans, and presidents who involved themselves in a broad array of off-campus, problem-focused educational efforts decades before the founding of the Cooperative Extension System.
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