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Registration Now Open! 2025 National Extension Conference on Volunteerism

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April 22nd-24th, 2025

Portland, Maine


The National Extension Conference on Volunteerism (NECV) is an opportunity for sharing and learning with colleagues from around the country who are interested in the latest trends and research in volunteerism. Featuring innovative ideas for reaching new volunteers and best practices for developing and retaining volunteers, NECV is focused on improving volunteer management efforts for Extension professionals. Conference participants will gather tools and skills through interactive sessions and networking with colleagues while developing plans to utilize these new resources in their own programs.




If you do plan to attend reach out to Kelly Campbell (kmc86@cornell.edu) so we can all meet up at the conference! 

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