The new National 4-H Council president and CEO, Jennifer Sirangelo
, was hosted by Cornell University Cooperative Extension-New York City (CUCE-NYC) Jan. 27 in a student-led tour of Food and Finance High School’s Hydroponics, Aquaculture, ...
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Land grant schools, like Cornell for New York State, provide support to urban farmers when they need such things as soil tests or information about pest control – support that they can’t find elsewhere. ...
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A new training curriculum for youth work professionals, Positive Youth Development 101, has just been released by the ACT for Youth Center of Excellence. Authored by Jutta Dotterweich, the curriculum was developed in collaboration ...
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This September 22-23 thirty-six parent educators, BCTR staff, and others who work with families and youth gathered for a two-day Parent Education In-Service, run by the BCTR’s Parenting In Context Initiative. Participants from 13 ...
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Since 1998, the New York State Youth Development Team (YD Team), a public-private partnership of 30 leading statewide agencies and youth-serving organizations, has been dedicated to promoting the health and well being of adolescents ...
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Jennifer Tiffany, Ph.D. ’04, is the new executive director of Cornell University Cooperative Extension of New York City (CUCE-NYC). Tiffany has served as CUCE-NYC interim director since the unexpected death of former director Don ...
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STEM is a major area of focus in 4-H and in New York City, one school has taken steps to making STEM center of its curriculum. Food and Finance High School in Manhattan has ...
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