Is the 1862 land-grant institution in the District of Columbia required to report on multistate and integrated research and extension activities?
A Yes. Multistate and integrated research and extension activities should be reported under the Planned Programs section of the 5-Year Plan of Work. There is no reporting requirement under “Multistate Activities,” as section 105 of AREERA does not apply to the District of Columbia. Formula grants for cooperative extension work in the District of Columbia are authorized under the District of Columbia Postsecondary Education Reorganization Act and not under the Smith-Lever Act. However, there is a reporting requirement under “Integrated Research and Extension Activities,” since section 204 of AREERA does apply to the District of Columbia as formula grants for research activities in the District of Columbia is authorized under the Hatch Act.
Yes. Multistate and integrated research and extension activities should be reported under the Planned Programs section of the 5-Year Plan of Work. There is no reporting requirement under “Multistate Activities,” as section 105 of AREERA does not apply to the District of Columbia. Formula grants for cooperative extension work in the District of Columbia are authorized under the District of Columbia Postsecondary Education Reorganization Act and not under the Smith-Lever Act. However, there is a reporting requirement under “Integrated Research and Extension Activities,” since section 204 of AREERA does apply to the District of Columbia as formula grants for research activities in the District of Columbia is authorized under the Hatch Act.
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