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        Programming Information • Extension Homemakers

        Family Nutrition Program • Helpful Links • Calendar

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Meet the Educator

Hello!  My name is Emily Becker and I am t= he Consumer and Family Sciences (CFS) Extension Educator in Henry County.  I joined Purdue Extens= ion in November 2007 upon completing my B.S. in Food Science (Purdue University, 2= 004) and Master of Public Health (IUPUI, 2007).=   A few of my programming areas of interest include health and wellnes= s, youth gardening, food safety, and literacy.  As an Extension Educator, my ‘classroom’ is the community, so if I can be of assistance to y= ou, please contact me at 765-529-5002.  <= /span>

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About CFS Extension

At the county-level, Purdue Extension Educators bring the expertise and resour= ces of Purdue University to address the needs of Hoosiers in the areas of:=

 

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The mission of CFS Extension is to “provide informal educational programs that increase knowledge, influence attitudes, teach skills, and inspire aspirations. Through the adoption and application of these practices, the quality of individual, family, and community life is improved.” =

For more information, please visit: http://www.cfs.purdue.edu/extens= ion/index.html