LUCE Programs and Projects
- Agricultural Economics and Marketing
- Aquaculture
- Community and Leadership Development
- Composting
- Diversity Programs
- Human Resource Development
- Innovative Small Farmers' Outreach Program
- Integrated Pest Management
- Kansas City Urban Impact Center
- Native Plants
- Paula J. Carter Center on Minority Health and Aging
- Plant Pathology
- Sheep, Goat, and Value Added Fiber Program
- Small Ruminant Program
- Socially Disadvantaged Farmers and Ranchers Program (2501 Program)
- Southeast Missouri 1890 Extension Program
- St. Louis Urban Impact Center
- Wildlife Science
- Youth Development and 4-H Programs
Parenting African-American children and addressing diversity issues are two areas under the Human Resource Development umbrella. Through effective black parenting classes, conducted in Kansas City, St. Louis and Southeast Missouri, participants receive education and training on positive child-rearing and discipline techniques in addition to examining self-esteem issues affecting them and their children. Diversity training seminars are conducted statewide throughout the year to educate and enlighten participants about methods of modifying behavior patterns that detract from diversity efforts in the workplace and society. For more information, contact: |
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