by Andy
Paper reports – what is this? 2012?
Nope. It’s 2016 and with a new year we have a new website and a new reporting form. To ease the transition I’ve created a little walk through video of the new site and the slightly modified reporting form. Enjoy the tour and please remember to keep your arms and legs inside the vehicle at all times.
by Andy
Have you ever needed help trying to explain the Master Wellness Volunteer Program to someone? Are you interested in the program but need a snapshot of its organization and requirements?
Paula Butler has created some really slick infographics to show how the Master Wellness Volunteer Program can work in a variety of settings. Click on the links below to access the PDF documents and follow up with your County Extension Agent if you have questions or need additional information.
Nice work, Paula!
by Andy
Remember the Understanding Dates on Food Labels session that was part of your training? Refresh your memory with this fun video from our good friends over in the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Food and Nutrition Unit.
by Andy
It’s a new year and there’s a new website!
If you’re reading this, you’ve already found http://agrilife.org/mwv, the new home for the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s Master Wellness Volunteer (MWV) Program.
Our previous home, http://healthyliving.tamu.edu, was a good one and we will all remember her fondly. The site won’t go away but you’ll notice that the Master Wellness Volunteer tab now links to the new site (you’re welcome for not having to update your bookmarks). You may also notice that the reporting form looks slightly different – we’re always looking for ways to streamline the reporting process and hope you find the minor modifications help with that. Watch this space for a new demo video.
Hopefully in the coming weeks when you think MWV, you’ll think http://agrilife.org/mwv As we move forward with the new site, we want to make it a useful place for you to learn, grow and share. Please let us know how we can make that happen. And thank you for the work you do on behalf of your communities and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service.