Are the 1862 land-grant institutions in American Samoa, Guam, Micronesia, Northern Marianas, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin I03/03/2010tivities?
YES. Multistate and integrated research and extension activities should be reported under the Planned Programs section of the 5-Year Plan of Work. Under section 202 of AREERA, they are required to report on multistate and integrated research and extension activities in their plans of work. However, since they are not required to expend a specified percentage of Hatch Act and Smith-Lever Act formula grants on multistate extension activities and integrated research and extension activities, these 1862 land-grant institutions should not report “Multistate Activities,” or “Integrated Research and Extension Activities” financial report section as neither section 105 of AREERA (for multistate extension activities) nor section 204 of AREERA (for integrated research and extension activities) applies to the Territories.
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