MSU Extension Strategic Direction Survey

To serve you better, MSU Extension wants to hear your input!

MSU Extension is committed to serving communities, individuals, and businesses alike in every one of Michigan’s 83 counties, where our dedicated staff provide people with educational programs and essential tools for their personal and professional growth. But we can’t do that without hearing directly from the people we serve.

MSU Extension is offering this survey as an opportunity to engage with additional Michigan residents. We hope to gather additional input as to where the organization is, what we do well, and where there are opportunities for improvement. This feedback will be used to help shape MSU Extension’s priorities and service for years to come.

Everyone is welcome and encouraged to participate in this survey – youth, parents, community and statewide partners, curious community members and MSU Extension affiliated faculty/staff. Whether you’ve used MSU Extension services for years or not at all, you can play a part in helping shape the services and offerings in your community in the future. 

Thank you for your interest but the survey has closed. 

To learn more about the MSU Extension Strategic Direction process and how it will impact the future of MSU Extension, watch the short video below.

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