• The Cooperative e-Xtension: New Media, New Strategies
  - Robert R. Jones, Oklahoma State University
  
  
• The View from the Front: County Agent Evaluations of Extension Publications
  - Judy Winn, Texas Agriculture Extension Service
  
  
• Measuring and Evaluating Levels of Public Awareness
  - Donald W. Poucher, University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences
  
  
• Peanuts and Pandas: Marketing Georgia Agriculture to Urban Audiences
  - Faith Peppers, UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
  
  
• Extension Educators' Assessment of Technology in the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service
  - Michel M. Haigh, Oklahoma State University
  
  
• Building and Supporting Online Learning Environments Through Web Course Tools: It Is Whippy, But Does It Work?
  - Tim H. Murphy & James R. Linder, Texas A&M University
  
  
• A Content Analysis of Oklahoma's Two Largest Newspapers' Coverage of 1998 Oklahoma Swine Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations
  - Dr. Shelly Sitton, Oklahoma State University
  
  
• Remarketing the Drought to Georgians
  - Jennifer Cannon, UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
  
  
• What's With the Dog? Using Student Focus Groups to Guide Recruitment Efforts
  - Judy Purdy, University of Georgia
  
  
• Start Spreading the News -- A Case Study on Marketing 'Millie' and Cloning Research
  - Margot Pantalone, University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture
  
  
• Level of Use of Extension Agricultural Programming in the Broadcast Media by Adults in Mississippi
  - Michael E. Newman, Ph.D., Mississippi State University
  
  
• It's Now a Laughing Matter: the Texas Agricultural Extension Service Makes Serious Business Out of Humorous Campaigns
  - Edith Chenault, Texas A&M University
  
  

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