Conferences
February 2012 National EFNEP Conference
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- Morning Warm-up: Youth Understanding MyPlate (YUM) – KLINGER, WALSH
- Session I: National Update – Current Status of EFNEP: Progress and Priorities (contact national office for a copy)
- Session II: NIFA Panel – EFNEP on the Forefront – OTTO, TOOMBS, BARNETT
- Session III: Leaping into the Future with Web-NEERS
- Behavior Checklist Project Update – HANULA
- Web-NEERS Timeline – BLAKE
- Demo (unavailable)
- Session IV: Youth Evaluation – CHAMBERLAIN, ROY
- Session VI: Break-Out Sessions A
- A1: Using Social Media to Reinforce EFNEP Concepts – FONDREN
- Summary Notes – GARRARD
- A2: Clients: How to Get Them and How to Keep Them – MELCHER
- Recruiting Survey Results – MELCHER
- Flip Chart Notes – LINCOLN
- Summary Notes – JOHNSON
- Session VII: Break-Out Sessions B
- B1: Energizers: Physical Activity for Nutrition Education – JOHNSON
- Summary Notes – WILSON
- B2: Navigating the EFNEP/SNAP-Ed Relationship – DINSTEL, SULLIVAN-WERNER, LAMBEA, HENDERSON
- Survey Results/Summary Notes – SCHNEIDER
- EFNEP SNAP-Ed Matrix - – SCHNEIDER
- Session VIII: Summary of Break-outs (notes are posted under Sessions VI & VII)
- Session IX: New MyPlate Resources (do not have permission to post)
- Session X: National Wrap-up: Keeping EFNEP at the Forefront (no slides)
- Session XI: Committee Updates: A Frontier for Program Sustainability
- NIFA Nutrition and Health Committee for Program Guidance – BAKER
- NC1169 – KOSZEWSKI
- Food Substitution Project - SCHNEIDER
- Western Region Update: Training Materials - BARALE
- EFNEP.org – MAULDING
- Session XII: EFNEP: Facing New Frontiers, 1890 Programs – GRIMES
- Videos:
- ICAN Portraits Project – BACHMAN
- Animoto II – Successful Partnerships – MEHTA
Hill Visit Webinar https://connect.extension.iastate.edu/p46515013/
March 2011 National EFNEP Conference
- Conference Agenda
- Opening Session - Dr. Post
- Session II: Determining Colorado EFNEP Paraprofessional Educator's Caseload - Baker
- Session II: Paraprofessional Certification - LeBlanc - Christofferson
- Session II: Results of the EFNEP Caseload/workload Survey - Mehta
- Session II: Notes from Paraprofessional Session Group Discussion
- Session III: Youth Evaluation Concept: Web Reporting System - Blake
- Session III: EFNEP Youth Quest: Impact Assessment Tool - Hernandez
- Session III: Youth Evaluation Priorities for EFNEP March 2011 - results
- Session IV: The Development and Evaluation of the Healthy Eating Index 2005 - Guenther
- Session IV: Steps to Ensure an Accurate 24-Hour Food Recall - Sheik
- Session V: Qualitative study to determine quality of life factors based on reported EFNEP stories - Koszewski
- Session V: Using EFNEP Outcomes Data - Lambea
- Session V: Communicating Outcomes Table Group Data
- Session VI: Faithful Families Eating Smart and Moving More - L. Jones
- EFNEP Partnership: Virginia Tech & Virginia State University - McFerren - D.Jones - Clarke
- Session VII: Nutrition Education Evaluation System - Cason
- Session VII: NC1169 EFNEP Related Research, Program Evaluation and Outreach - Wilson
- Session VIII: EFNEP and the Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2010 Examining Our Program Through the Lens of Emerging Nutrition Guidance - Procter
- Session X: Apples and Oranges? A Tale of Two Counties in New York State - Dollahite
2010 National EFNEP Coordinator's Conference
March 2, 2010
- Session II: Meeting notes
- Session II: Developing and Sharing EFNEP’s Public Value
Nancy K. Franz, PhD, Professor, Extension Specialist Program Development,Virginia Tech - Session II: EFNEP Promotes Postive Health Behavior Change
Nancy K. Franz, PhD, Professor, Extension Specialist Program Development,Virginia Tech - Session II: Impact Statements follow a simple formula
Nancy K. Franz, PhD, Professor, Extension Specialist Program Development,Virginia Tech
- Session III: Finding Qualified Paraprofessionals: Recruiting and Interviewing Techniques
Virginie Zoumenou, PhD, LDN, CNS, Extension Nutrition Specialist/1890 EFNEP
Coordinator, University of Maryland Eastern Shore - Session IV: Lesson in a Box
Carol Parker- Duncanson
Cornell University Cooperative Extension, New York City - Session IV: MARKETING AND RECRUITMENT
Jamie Dollahite
Associate Professor and
Director, Food and Nutrition Education in Communities
Cordell University Division of Nutritional Sciences - Session IV: Recruiting and Retaining EFNEP Clients
Gail Hanula, EFNEP Coordinator, University of Georgia
Lisa Jordan, Regional EFNEP Agent, Savannah, University of Georgia - Session IV: Recruiting, Retaining or Graduating Participants
Peggy Martin, MS, RD
State Coordinator EFNEP/FNP, Iowa State University
March 3, 2010
- Session VI: Proposal for Dietetic Intership Opportunity for Extension Employees
Evelyn F. Crayton, Ed. D., R.D., L.D.
Assistant Director, ACES
Family and Consumer Science
Professor of Food and Nutrition
- Session VI: Western Region EFNEP Coordinators Project
Mary Wilson, MS, RD, Extension Nutrition
Specialist, University of Nevada, Reno - Session VI: Long-term Effects of Nutrition Education on Low-income Adults in Wyoming
Mary Kay Wardlaw, PHD
Director Cen$ible Nutrition Program University of Wyoming - Session VII: Creating a Public Value for Youth Impact
Beverly K Phillips
State EFNEP/SNAP-ed Corrdinator for Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin - Extension
- Session VII: Creating a Public Value for Youth Impact
Jean Anliker, Professor and Director, Extension Nutrition Programs,
University of Massachusetts - Session VII: Creating a Public Value for Youth Impact
Nancy K. Franz, PhD, Professor,
Extension Specialist Program Development, Virginia Tech - Session VIII: Teaching to Achieve Behavior Change
Maria Carmen Lambea, MD, MPH Director, Ohio EFNEP
Joyce R McDowell, MS Associate Professor and Leader, Community Nutrition Programs - Session VIII: Teaching to Achieve Behavior Change
Debrah M. Palmer PhD Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey - Session IX: Program Highlight: Louisiana EFNEP
Heli Roy, PhD, RD, Associate Professor, Louisiana State University
2009 National EFNEP Coordinators’ Meeting
Monday, March 9, 2009
- 40th Anniversary Recognition Event
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
- Welcome and Opening Remarks
- Creating a Public Value Position for EFNEP: Telling Our Story After 40 Years of Success
- EFNEP & SNAP-Ed: Challenges and Opportunities in Working Together
- EFNEP and Research: A Win-Win Partnership – Creating Healthy Home Food Environments
- EFNEP Research Panel
- How Do I Use/Involve Research in EFNEP in My State?
- Nutrition Education at the Crossroads: A Congressional Fellow and Research, Education, and Extension Office (REEO) Office Perspective
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
- EFNEP Messages – Working with Potential Participants and Community Partners
- Research on Reaching Our Target Audiences - Participants and Partners
- How-to’s of Developing Materials to Tell the EFNEP Story:
- Core Nutrition Messages
- Federal Wrap-up
- Session Notes Link to http://www.csrees.usda.gov/nea/food/pdfs/federal_update_EFNEP_2009.pdf
- Program Spotlight - Mobile Van Program
Thursday, March 12 – Led by NASULGC & EFNEP Regional Representatives
- Nutrition Policy Update: Farm Bill Success and Goals for the 111th Congress
- Effective Informational Advocacy with Stakeholders: Making a Difference with the Facts
- Taking It to the States: Reaching Stakeholders, Highlighting Impact and Recognizing EFNEP’s 40th Anniversary in the States and Territories