All of the extension program was amalgamated under the title Extension Services of Agricultural Extension and Women's Work. In 1963, the program, now responsible to the president of the university, was restructured again, and called the Extension Division. The community relations arm was added in 1979. It includes the alumni office, development office, news and publications, and the university's radio station. The university's Centre for Second Language Instruction is also operated by the Extension Division.
Nothing is written in stone as far as programming goes.
Farm and Home Week has been administered by the Extension Division for many years, and is one of the programs which has endeared the university to people from around the province. The division runs annual programs in connection with Agricultural Representatives services, too. The division is still closely allied with College of Agriculture, and it maintains joint appointments with resource people from that college, and the College of Veterinary Medicine. Although its mandate has expanded greatly, its staff hasn't. As in its early days, the division utilizes mainly part-time instructors, including a number of experts from the community.