TODAY: “Resolving community issues: A collaborative approach to wicked issues” — Easy as PIE webinar with Mike Spranger and Muthusami Kumaran, who are faculty in the Family, Youth and Community Sciences department. 2 to 3 p.m. EST Click here to join. APRIL:...
The PIE Center’s Facebook page broke the 1,000-fans barrier during the weeklong Life of PIE social media event. The PIE Center hit the halfway mark of the five-year, $6.5 million Healthy Gulf, Healthy Communities project and hosted community partners in Gainesville...
By Laura Bernheim & Arthur Leal After a year of planning, the PIE Center’s 15-member advisory board met for the first time this fall and is already making an impact. The advisory board, whose members represent private businesses, government agencies, public...
By Caroline Roper The UF/IFAS Center for Public Issues Education is ahead of the curve when it comes to satisfying stakeholders, according to this year’s evaluation and needs assessment. The survey, distributed through the PIE Center’s online mailing list, asked...
By Natalie Belva As the PIE Center approaches the halfway mark of the five-year, $6.5 million Healthy Gulf, Healthy Communities project, partnerships continue to thrive. Biologists, psychologists, social scientists, governmental regulatory agencies, county Extension...
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