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| Purpose KEYSTONE 21 has two goals. The first is to met the challenges created by the rapid changes occurring in the food system. The second goal focuses on enhancing the relevance of land-grant universities by addressing the public's changing needs, values, and priorities. |
Partners KEYSTONE 21 is a partnership between the College of Agricultural Science at Pennsylvania State University, the former Commonwealth Education System within the Pennsylvania State University, Cheyney University of Pennsylvania, and the Rodale Institute Experimental Farm. |
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| Funding Agency & FSPE Institutions KEYSTONE 21 is one of 14 projects that collectively form the Food Systems Professions Education Initiative funded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. |
Initiatives Based on extensive input from internal and external stakeholders, six initiatives were developed to focus the scope of the projects and activities funded by KEYSTONE 21 . |
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| Request for Proposals Guidelines and application information for requesting funding of activities and projects that address the goals and initiatives of KEYSTONE 21 . Sorry, no new proposals are being requested at this time.
UniSCOPE on the web! |
Currently Funded Projects Brief descriptions of Keystone Grant and Mini-grant projects. |
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The KEYSTONE 21 office can be reached by mail, telephone, fax, and e-mail. There is also a KEYSTONE 21 discussion list which is open to the public. | |||
Send comments to: PAFSPE@psu.edu
Contact: Elise Gurgevich, Project Coordinator
(814) 865-0114
Last Update: October 31, 2000