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| + | Peter R. Barcinas | ||
| + | Extension Agent II & ECS Program Leader | ||
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| + | CNAS Bldg. Rm. 228C | ||
| + | University of Guam | ||
| + | 303 University Station | ||
| + | University Drive | ||
| + | Mangialo, GU 96929 | ||
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| + | Tel: 1+ (671) 735-2055 | ||
| + | Fax: 1+ (671) 734-1244 | ||
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| + | pbarcina@uog9.uog.edu | ||
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| + | =Mission= | ||
ECS exists to strengthen community based programming through capacity building of local citizens and the various community partners and collaborators. ECS serves as the programming point linking extension capacity of land-grant universities with community partners and key decision makers engaged in community development work. ECS uses a cooperative process in which people of the community and government leaders arrive at group decisions and, together, design programs to strengthen the social and economic well-being of our island community. | ECS exists to strengthen community based programming through capacity building of local citizens and the various community partners and collaborators. ECS serves as the programming point linking extension capacity of land-grant universities with community partners and key decision makers engaged in community development work. ECS uses a cooperative process in which people of the community and government leaders arrive at group decisions and, together, design programs to strengthen the social and economic well-being of our island community. | ||
Revision as of 15:55, 17 October 2006
Contact Information
Peter R. Barcinas Extension Agent II & ECS Program Leader CNAS Bldg. Rm. 228C University of Guam 303 University Station University Drive Mangialo, GU 96929 Tel: 1+ (671) 735-2055 Fax: 1+ (671) 734-1244 pbarcina@uog9.uog.edu
Mission
ECS exists to strengthen community based programming through capacity building of local citizens and the various community partners and collaborators. ECS serves as the programming point linking extension capacity of land-grant universities with community partners and key decision makers engaged in community development work. ECS uses a cooperative process in which people of the community and government leaders arrive at group decisions and, together, design programs to strengthen the social and economic well-being of our island community.
