All are welcome to attend!

2022 Annual Meeting Breakfast

Thursday, December 8, 2022, 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM

ENJOY...
a continental breakfast to include pastries and breads or breakfast muffins, fruit salad, whole fruit, fruit juices, and coffee or tea. There will be vegan and gluten-free options. $12 per person in advance. Some scholarship assistance is available. Please reserve by Monday, December 5th to ensure a seat. No guarantee of open unreserved seating on day of event.

REFLECT...
on “Opportunities through Transition” with Marcia Eames-Sheavly, garden-based learning educator since 1984 and Senior Extension Associate and Senior Lecturer (emerita) with the Cornell University School of Integrative Plant Science Horticulture Section. Now an ICF Certified Integral Professional Coach and Courage & Renewal Facilitator, Marcia facilitates meaningful conversations among her colleagues and in her communities, aiming to manifest the dispositions that she believes are central to personal growth and social welfare: reflective practice, inclusivity, creative collaboration, and deep listening.

CELEBRATE...
the achievements of our retiring board and program committee members.

SHARE...
your thoughts on our major program directions. CCE-Tompkins’ connections in the community are among its greatest assets.

MEET...community members, collaborators, and others who share interests in Extension’s work. A brief meeting to elect board members be held.

If you have a disability and require an accommodation, please contact tompkins-frontdesk@cornell.edu for assistance.

Fee

$12/person

Register

http://bit.ly/2022CCEAnnualMeeting

Contact

2022 Annual Meeting Responses

tompkins-frontdesk@cornell.edu
(607) 272-2292

Location

Coltivare Restaurant
235 S. Cayuga Street
Ithaca, New York 14850

Last updated November 28, 2022

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About Our Speaker

Marcia Eames-Sheavly is Senior Lecturer Emerita/Senior Extension Associate Emerita in Horticulture at Cornell University and has been, in some form, a garden-based learning educator since 1984.

Now an ICF Certified Integral Professional Coach and Courage & Renewal Facilitator, Marcia facilitates meaningful conversations among colleagues and in her communities, aiming to manifest the dispositions that she believes are central to personal growth and social welfare: reflective practice, inclusivity, creative collaboration, and deep listening. She leads retreats and other programs in which participants are invited to step aside from the busyness of their lives and reconnect with the heart of who they are.

Marcia is the recipient of two national writing awards, along with receiving two American Horticultural Society’s Great American Gardener Awards; the Innovative Teaching Award, offered by Cornell University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences for creativity in undergraduate teaching; the Kaplan Family Distinguished Faculty Fellowship, by the Cornell University Public Service Center for excellence in service learning, and most recently, the Professor of Merit award, given by College of Agriculture and Life Sciences in 2020, particularly distinguished as an award nominated by the senior class.