Federal Accomplishment Report
The Extension program planning and evaluation process is mandated in the Smith-Lever Act of 1914, as amended, the Government Performance and Results Act of 1993 and the Agricultural Research, Extension, and Education Reform Act of 1998. Consistent with USDA-NIFA guidelines, Tennessee’s Annual Accomplishment Reports include only statewide programs with measured outcomes and the most robust social, economic and/or environmental impact. Historically the report was compiled from over 700 Extension impact statements. Annual Accomplishment Reports require outcomes and outcome targets for all planned programs. The System for University Planning, Evaluation and Reporting (SUPER), supports all of the USDA-NIFA Federal Accomplishment Report guidelines. Since 2015, the Annual Accomplishment Report represents the combined efforts of UT Extension, UT Agricultural Experiment Station, TSU Cooperative Extension Program, and TSU Institute for Agricultural and Environmental Research.
Federal Plan of Work
The plan includes anticipated Federal expenditures by knowledge areas and topics for UT Extension, UT Agricultural Experiment Station, TSU Cooperative Extension Program, and TSU Institute for Agricultural and Environmental Research. Questions about the Extension portion may be directed to Hannah Wright who provides leadership for this planning effort. Data from SUPER is used to complete every portion of Extension’s contribution to the Plan of Work.
- FY 2021-2025 Fedral Plan of Work
- Federal Review for FY 2021-2025
- FY 2020-2024 Federal Plan of Work