Boyle and Mulcahy are right on target in their contention that public policy or public issues education can help Extension change its image and broaden it support base.Furthermore, I'd argue that it's the right thing to do.In this time of rapid change, our nation's economic, societal, and environmental well-being may rest more than ever on the people's ability to make informed choices about public issues.
Z. L. CARPENTER (Wed,) studied this question.