Alabama Cooperative Extension System

Who We Are
The Alabama Cooperative Extension System operates as the primary outreach organization for the land-grant functions of Alabama A&M and Auburn Universities.
- Meeting Our Mission - a look at Extension's program areas and how they help people and communities improve their quality of life and economic well-being.
- Extension: A Ready Partner - the nuts and bolts of Alabama Extension from who and where we are to our funding, human and technical capacities, and unique partnership opportunities.
- Focusing Our Efforts - the objectives and planned outcomes of the top six strategic program initiatives (SPIs) identified through 2010 statewide surveys and meetings. Extension efforts will focus on these programs considered important to the future well-being of Alabama.
- Developing Alabama's Workforce - Extension's network of educators across the state works with local, state, and federal agencies, schools, community groups, labor, employers, and others to strengthen workforce development.
- Extension Is Working in Your Community - Extension's unique educational outreach fosters community development and economic prosperity in rural areas, small towns, and metro areas throughout Alabama.
- Seven Reasons Why We Need Cooperative Extension
- A 21st Century Extension Creed
History
- How Extension Works For You - A brief history of Extension and an overview of the major program areas.
- Historical Panorama of Alabama Agriculture - John Augustus Walker Murals
- About the Alabama Cooperative Extension System (ACES) on Wikipedia (Offsite)
- Extension in other states (Offsite)
Annual Reports
Employment Opportunities
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Webinars, Video Conferences, & Events

Archived Panopto Sessions
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ACES Public Webinar Info:

Alabama Immigration Law Sessions

Labor law expert Thomas M. Eden of the Capell & Howard law firm conducted the webinars, which include an overview of the law, complying with key provisions, and record-keeping.

Alabama Immigration: Keeping your Small Business in Business

http://www.aces.edu/go/226
National Federation of Independent Business and AU Center for Governmental Training session primarily for City Revenue Officers and targeted for Small Business owner compliance information.

Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries sessions:

The Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries and the Alabama Cooperative Extension Service webinar targeted to help farmers understand the new immigration law. "We think it's important with any employer in the state of Alabama," said Patrick Moody, a spokesperson with the Department of Agriculture and Industries. "The webinar applies to everything from small mechanic shops to farmers. It will take a complex situation and put it into context."

Introduction
http://www.aces.edu/go/212

IPart 1: Do's and Don'ts
http://www.aces.edu/go/213

IPart 2: E-Verify
http://www.aces.edu/go/214

IPart 3: I-9
http://www.aces.edu/go/215

Homeland Security

http://www.aces.edu/go/232

Tornado Information for Poultry Producers

http://aces.panopto.auburn.edu/Panopto/Pages/Viewer/Default.aspx?id=498ed587-8829-4fd5-9d28-bd800714438f
Informational Webinar with the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries, Alabama Poultry and Egg Association, USDA Farm Service Agency, USDA Natural Resources and Conservation Service, Alabama Farmer's Federation, First South Farm Credit, FEMA, SBA, National Poultry Technology center, and other Stage Agencies and partners targeting poultry growers sustaining storm damage in April.

All aces public programs can be accessed at:

http://aces.panopto.auburn.edu/Panopto/Pages/Sessions/List.aspx?folderID=eb8b2480-8e2f-447d-8f74-e8eff6966b05

For questions or comments, please contact Rusty Presley in ACES/Ag IT.