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1. Pesticide Recertification

   https://columbiana.osu.edu/events/pesticide-recertification-1

   Pesticide Recertification- This Program has been cancelled due to a lack of registrations Please call the OSU Extension if you have any questions. ...

2. FAQ

   https://fcs.osu.edu/programs/volunteer/faq

   FAQ Q: What are the benefits? A: The program provides opportunities for an individual that has a particular love or interest to share their talents, skills, and abilities with others. Volunteer experiences vary by tasks, time available, knowledge, public ...

3. STEM Pathways

   https://extension.osu.edu/stem-pathways

   STEM Pathways programs in science, technology, engineering and math improve participants' curiosity, logical thinking, problem-solving, and team communication- workforce skills necessary to compete in a high-tech global society. http://www.stempathwa ...

4. TEEN COUNCIL

   https://columbiana.osu.edu/events/teen-council

   Teen Council Teen Council is a teen leadership program   ...

5. Transportation Policy – Use of State Vehicles

   https://extension.osu.edu/policy-and-procedures-handbook/v-legal-matters-and-risk-management/transportation-policy-%E2%80%93-use-state

   1. Vehicles are for official Extension business only. a. Exceptions to this must be approved in writing ahead of time by the vice president of the Office of Business and Finance. A justification and personal vehicle use form must be submitted to the CFAES ...

6. Subpoena and Court Appearances

   https://extension.osu.edu/policy-and-procedures-handbook/v-legal-matters-and-risk-management/subpoena-and-court-appearances

   As an expert (paid) witness for one side or the other in a court case, you move away from the role Extension has of providing unbiased information. If an attorney representing one side or the other wants to subpoena you as a FACT witness, you then of cour ...

7. Program Sponsorship and Naming of Local Extension Programs

   https://extension.osu.edu/policy-and-procedures-handbook/iv-financial-and-business-practices/program-sponsorship-and-naming

   In 2001, OSU Extension adopted the following philosophy on funding, and it continues to guide decisions being made about acceptance of new resources: fulfilling commitments with Extension's existing partners is our first priority. New resources provi ...

8. Philosophy on Partnerships

   https://extension.osu.edu/policy-and-procedures-handbook/iv-financial-and-business-practices/philosophy-partnerships

   Extension’s external partnerships with individuals and organizations should be synergistic and mutually beneficial relationships that yield educational programs and products that: Maximize the use of Extension’s resources, Extend Extension’s reach and imp ...

9. Funding Philosophy – Grants, Contracts, Partnerships

   https://extension.osu.edu/policy-and-procedures-handbook/iv-financial-and-business-practices/funding-philosophy-%E2%80%93-grants

   Fulfilling commitments with Extension's existing partners is our first priority. New resources provided by contracts, grants, gifts, and user fees are pursued and accepted when: The proposed programs fit with Extension's vision, mission, and pri ...

10. Section VI: Tools

    https://extension.osu.edu/policy-and-procedures-handbook/iv-financial-and-business-practices/cost-recovery-policies/section-vi

    The following tools and aids are available to assist Extension professionals in their efforts to consistently apply cost recovery guidelines. These instruments are primarily decision-making tools for Extension program development and should not be used fo ...

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