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Leadership
[Image: china1]Ag Leader Program Grooms Best, Brightest
For the LSU AgCenter’s Agricultural Leadership Development Program, the vision is to develop leaders who can tackle challenges. The reality is a program that has produced more than 275 graduates since 1988.
New class begins LSU AgCenter leadership program
(Distributed 01/17/08) Twenty-five men and women from across Louisiana began a two-year venture in the LSU AgCenter’s Agricultural Leadership Development Program when they attended their first class last week (Jan. 8-10) in Baton Rouge.
[Image: Ag Leaders at Farm Bureau headquarters]Ag Leaders visit nation’s Capitol
(Distributed 06/30/08) Participants in the LSU AgCenter’s Agricultural Leadership Development Program visited Washington, D.C., in mid-June as part of the two-year study program. Briefings on agricultural issues and visits with Louisiana’s legislative delegation were some of the highlights of the June 10-14 study tour to Washington, D.C., for this 11th class to participate in the program coordinated by the LSU AgCenter.
Chalkley family
The Chalkley family of Lake Charles established an endowed chair for Ag Leadership that attracted a $400,000 match from the state of Louisiana.

Disaster Resilient Communities
[Image: Peggy Griffith with students]LSU AgCenter Lessons Help Students Learn About Storms, Coastal Erosion, More
Students at South Cameron Elementary School recently learned about beach erosion control by using an LSU AgCenter lesson plan about hurricanes. The educational material, which is being made available to schools throughout the area, includes details on how storms are formed, Hurricane Rita’s effects on agriculture in the area, hurricane terms, hurricane preparation measures and more.
Provide help to volunteers during disasters
(Distributed 09/07/08) When disasters happen, dedicated volunteers and professionals swing into action to help those affected by the tragedy. But these helpers also have needs, says LSU AgCenter family and consumer sciences specialist Becky White.
Take ‘Hurricane Quiz’ To Determine If You’re Prepared
Having the right answers before a storm comes your way can help you be prepared if a hurricane strikes.
Protect Your Boat During Hurricane Season
You need to take some precautions during hurricane season if you have a boat moored, docked or stored in a recreational harbor along the Gulf Coast, an LSU AgCenter expert says.

Pest Management

 

Public Policy
[Image: Document Image]Louisiana's Rural Poverty
This fact sheet breaks down the poverty rates by parish and population density. It includes a map of the areas of persistent poverty in Louisiana.

Community Rural Development
Click Here for Lead Louisiana Blog
Instructions on how to post comments to the Evaluation blog.
Registration
Click here for information about Lead Louisiana.
Course Description
Click here for the learning objectives and the mission statement of Lead Louisiana.
Course Curriculum
Link for curriculum.
Course Information
Course description, objectives and schedule for the E-Business: Build or Buy? course
Agenda
Agenda for the two-day training course titled E-Business: Build or Buy?