Clients Face Uncertainty, Too

Patrick J. Borich

doi:10.66752/1077-5315.6375

December 1, 1988Journal of ExtensionOpen Access

Clients Face Uncertainty, Too

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The discussion addresses how individuals and organizations can effectively manage rapid changes and uncertainties they encounter.
Engaging in a dialogue about the importance of scientific grounding for effective Extension staff.
Identifying conditions under which Extension can better support adaptation to rapid changes.
Emphasis on the necessity of strong scientific training for Extension staff.
Introduction of caveats regarding how Extension serves communities amidst uncertainty.

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Discussion explores strategies for navigating uncertainties, emphasizing scientific training and specialization in organizations.

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Roy Rauschkolb asks the very important question: "How can we as individuals or an organization deal with changes that are so rapid and of such magnitude, all of which contribute to the uncertainties we find ourselves facing?"His answer is to be sure Extension staff have strong scientific training and specialization.While I agree that Extension must be scientifically grounded, I want to add some caveats and conditions.

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