| Renette Wardlow Distinguished Service Award |
Distinguished Service State and National Winner
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| Renette Wardlow Distinguished Service Award |
Distinguished Service State and National Winner
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Renette Wardlow, M.S., Ozark, Missouri has been a human development specialist for 19 years. She is recognized for her award winning work in creating a domestic violence shelter and task force in her rural community. Renette is known for her ability to work with at risk and hard to reach audiences.
| Kathy Dothage Continued Excellence Award |
Continued Excellence State and National Winner
pictured with Sandy McClain,
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Human development, family studies is the focus of Kathy's multi-county work.
She has been employed with University of Missouri Extension and an NEAFCS member
for over thirty six years. Kathy has worked on the state level and served
as Vice President of Professional Development and currently is secretary of
NEAFCS.
| Dr. Rebecca J. Travnichek, Karisha
Devlin, Mary Sobba, Robert A. Kelly, (Missouri); Ruth Hambleton
(Illinois); and Bob Wells and Tim Eggers (Iowa) Dean Don Felker Financial Award |
Dean Don Felker Financial
State Winner
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"Annie's Project: Financial Education for Farm Women"
Annie's Project is an educational program that
provides farm women with the knowledge, skills, and abilities to make informed
risk management decisions regarding their farm business operations.
This will enable farm women to become better managers, and in turn, increase the
viability of their farming operation.
Dr. Rebecca J. Travnichek, David Davis, Diane Kerns, Don L. Miller, Janet Hackert- Kiralfy, and Karen From |
Communication--Newsletter |
"Reaching Families with Northwest Extension News You Can Use"
"Northwest Missouri Extension News You Can Use" provides timely, research-based
information in areas of human environmental sciences (HES), agriculture,
communities, and 4-H each month. Coordination for HES topics is on a
rotating basis, with one central editor. The newsletter is mailed to 3200
households in 13 northwest Missouri counties.
Glenda Kinder, Beverly Pfeiffer, Karen From, Linda Rellergert, Lynda Johnson, Melissa Bess, Sarah Janicek, Stephen Ball, Susan Mills-Gray, and Vera Nichols |
Florence Hall |
Stay Strong Stay Healthy, an 8 week strength training program taught by University of Missouri Extension Educators, including Lynda Johnson, Glenda Kinder and Susan Mills-Gray. 455 Missouri residents have participated in 28 Stay Strong series since January 2005, providing access to evidence-based strength training of safe, structured, and effective exercises.
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R. Beth Burke or Dr. Rebecca J. Travnichek burker@rpt.coop or TravnichekR@missouri.edu Last revised: 09/24/07 |
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