Overview

This professional development event will help you:

  • Gain a shared understanding of how Cornell Human Ecology (CHE) engages in the land-grant mission, improving human lives through connection and collaboration across contexts
  • Build reciprocal relationships with colleagues across nutrition, parenting, 4-H, and anyone working with people through Extension
  • Connect with Cornell faculty and staff, community partners, Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) leadership, and Cornell students
  • Build skills to grow and improve programs in your community
  • Be part of determining how we take CHE Extension work into the future

Who should participate?

  • Extension educators and practitioners, including those from 4-H, parenting, nutrition, and more
  • Campus and community partners
  • Anyone serving youth, families, communities and working in areas of human thriving

We will share more information, including the agenda, soon.

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Be a part of this year's in-service

You're invited to contribute at the 2026 in-service. Your contribution should reflect this year's theme: Improving human lives through connection and collaboration across contexts

Here is what we are looking for:

  • One-hour workshops focused on knowledge knowledge sharing, skill development, or program examples that participants can take back to their communities. Please indicate the primary intended audience for your workshop.
  • Interactive exhibits (poster or other formats) to share knowledge, showcase programs (including successes and failures), or engage potential collaborators.

Workshops/exhibits may be topic/department specific or broadly applicable; please be prepared for a varied audience across departments and disciplines.

Submit your proposal by clicking this link. 

Proposals are due Feb. 23, selections will be made in early March.

Questions?

Please reach out to Autumn Lavine (aml84 [at] cornell.edu (aml84[at]cornell[dot]edu))