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2021 MWV State Training Cohort – Final Day

February 26, 2021 by Andy

The final in-person day of the 2021 Master Wellness Volunteer Program State Training Cohort is 03 March, 2021. The final agenda and handouts related to the day’s sessions may be accessed below.

  • Agenda – PDF (108 KB)
  • Session 1 – Reducing Food Waste in the Home
    • Presenter: Dr. Jenna Anding, Professor and Nutrition Specialist
    • Handout: PDF (3 MB)
    • Handout: Food Waste Journal (PDF – 192 KB)
    • Recording: https://youtu.be/WY-VYRsbxhk
  • Session 2 – Better Living for Texans
    • Presenter: Renda Nelson, Program Director
    • Handout: PDF (8 MB)
    • Recording: https://youtu.be/xwwftUlUfs4
  • Session 3 – Path to the Plate
    • Presenter: Dr. Julie Gardner, Extension Program Specialist
    • Handout: PDF ( 14 MB)
    • Handout: Flyer (PDF – 684 KB)
    • Handout: Program Overview (PDF – 377 KB)
    • Recording: https://youtu.be/enDYZnahGOs
  • Session 4 – Working Lunch – Review for Certification Exam
    • Host County Extension Agent
  • Session 5 – Public Speaking: How to Effectively Convey Your Message
    • Presenter: Andy Crocker, Senior Extension Program Specialist
    • Handout: PDF (5 MB)
    • Recording: https://youtu.be/Oom6i1qfZKQ
  • Session 6 – Memory
    • Presenter: Andy Crocker, Senior Extension Program Specialist
    • Handout: PDF (1 MB)
    • Recording: https://youtu.be/WlQAUg1t1bk
  • Session 7 – Finish/Practice Speeches
    • Host County Extension Agent
  • Session 8 – Certification Exam
    • Host County Extension Agent
  • Session 9 – Wrap-up, Discuss Internship Opportunities, Next Steps & Adjourn
    • Host County Extension Agent

And now the really hard/fun work begins as a Master Wellness Volunteer Intern. Be thinking about opportunities with and through your County Extension Agent to start logging those 40-hours of give back required for certification. And don’t forget to report them via the reporting tab at the top of this page. Remember – if it’s not on “paper” it didn’t happen!

Thank you for your eagerness and commitment to ensure Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is Reaching Every Texan!

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Master Wellness Volunteers leverage Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s outreach and education related to health, nutrition, food safety, and family wellbeing in the communities where they live and work.

In 2023, Master Wellness Volunteers provided 4,096 hours of service reaching 22,048 Texans.

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