| Calendar and Trip Itinerary |
| Participants |
| Impressions of India |
| Faces of India |
| Food and People |
| Food Markets |
| Priceless Water |
| Extension in India |
| Housing in India |
| Daily Family Life |
| Children of India |
| Woman in India |
| A Diversity of Agriculture |
| Transportation |
| Links to Pictures |
| Nepal |
| Van Buren County Home Page |
| MSU Home Page |
International Extension Experience in India and Nepal
International Extension Training Sessions for MSU Extension Personnel are held every two years.
In October and November of 1999, MSUE Agents
and family members toured India and Nepal as part of an international training experience.
This experience gave us new insight into International Relations and International
Agriculture. These pages contain pictures and impressions from our trip to these two
countries.Each of the participants of the training were to report their experiences and impressions of one facet of life in India.
The International Extension Training Program (IETP) which hosted this field in-service to India, is accepting new groups of trainees. Any Michigan State "provost appointed" staff member with at least two years of successful Extension experience is eligible to apply.
Annapurna Mountains over Pokhara in Nepal
This Webpage was created by Julie Pioch, Mark Longstroth and other members of the India IETP Team.
Michigan State University Extension programs and materials are open to all without regard to race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, and marital or family status.
