ED AOE
Meeting Agenda
Members
present: Sue Pigg, Ed Kerr, Mark Thomas, Bill Carpenter, Doug Woodard, Diane
Smith, Dave Ivan, Wayne Beyea, Mary Ann Heidemann,
Hal Hudson, Ron Steiner.
I.
Minutes Approval
of
II.
Financial Report
a. Transaction Report and Budget Report (attached)
Co-chair Smith reported that we have money (roughly 75%) to spend and need to
by
III.
Membership
Report: Sue Pigg and Hal Hudson
requested to be Core Members. Possible
new members, Michelle Walk of
IV.
Old Business
a. Member Support
i.
Joint ED and
Land Use AOE Retreat- Diane to coordinate with Pat Norris. Date
ii.
2005 Fall
Conference In-service Planning: Possible
topics:
Connecting
communities with the Link Michigan Ed Kerr
Cool
Communities Dave Ivan
Land
Banking Sue Pigg and Wayne Beyea
Governors
Initiative -
Economic
Development Enhancement Visit Mark Thomas
GIS
& ED Diane Smith
ED
101 Bill Carpenter & Mary Ann Heidemann
Heritage
Routes Wayne Beyea & Sally Carpenter
Water
Heritage Routes Mark Thomas & DEQ
Guidelines
for fall conference with portal meeting to finalize by end of may.
b. Programming
i.
Competitive
Grant Report - Mark Thomas reported that three visits have been made in
the UP and that funds exist to visit many more counties. Hal Hudson expressed and interest and Thomas
and Ivan will coordinate with Hal to complete.
Thomas will send email to CEDs
to promote the program.
The need for a state program on entrepreneurship by this Aoe was expressed to widen our visibility. See attached Eastern Kentucky
Entrepreneurship Workshop. Carol Lopucki (SBTDC) and Bob Trisise
(MEDC) both support MSUE ED AoE in this effort.
Other Economic Development partners (SDBC, MEDC, MEDA, EDA, MDEQ, USDA
Rural Development, MDA, MDOT, MML, Workforce Development Centers, State DLEG, ISDs, MAC, Rural Partners, SBA, MSU Product Center, FSC,
FFA, MTA,). Committee to set up conference on capacity of MSUE was chosen
Diane, Dave, Doug, Ron, Hal & Sue. Potential Date March 2006, Role of
Extension in County Economic Development.
Administrative
ii.
Off-Campus
Co-Chair Elect Election: Doug Woodard
was elected as Co-Chair elect to begin on 06/06. Bill Carpenter was selected to be recording
secretary beginning 06/05 for one year.
iii.
Campus
Co-Chair Recruitment Dave Ivan shared some resumes of potential
candidates. Dave will talk with both and
determine their interest in rural development and ED AoE. Discussion on Community Development Tourism
Land Use, and the synergy that could come from more interaction.
iv.
Year Calendar
June 29 & 30, 2005 in Tawas for annual meeting for planning,
October 13 at the Kellogg Center after the fall
conference January 16, 2006 as tenative
v.
Advisory Board
for AOE With State Partners To shape programming, build partnerships. Meet once a year to build ownership. September meeting with presentation for
informational session to find if we are on target or not then adjust as needed.
Utilities,
USDA Rural Development, EDA, Private sector (Don Schur
was mentioned), Lenders, ect.
c. Communication
i.
ED AOE Marketing
Brochure Revision - Sue will work with
Diane to be emailed as PDF and link to portal.
Mary Ann to write article for MSUE newsletter.
V.
New Business
a. Administrative
i.
Portal Use
Work space for AoE with possible training at the retreat in June with Dave
Glenn guiding.
ii.
PREFF Doug
explained opportunity for ED AoE to capitalize on showing the value of
programming.
Wayne
developed pilot module for ED module on Citizen Planner for use by County CEDs other possible topics; EDC Revival, Entrepreneur
Conference
b. Member Support
i.
State Conference
Planning by ED AOE (see above)
ii.
Member Best
Practices Round Table great discussion ensued.
These items below were
tabled until the meeting in June.
iii.
Professional
Development Funding
c. Issues ID, Programming and Program Support
i.
Certificate
Programs
ii.
Research
Projects with Specialists/Campus Staff
d. Program Support
i.
Competitiveness
Grant
ii.
Matching Grants
(MSU Matches Outside Grant)
iii.
MSU Outreach
Community Based Research RFP
iv.
Other
Grants/Funds ID For Programs
Unapproved Minutes
Mark Thomas
Recorder
5/2/05