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Extension for Health in New Mexico

Extension for Health in New Mexico

We hope you can join us for this month’s exciting webinar: Extension for Health in New Mexico.

The Cooperative Extension’s National Framework for Health and Wellness focuses on improving the health of all Americans.  An important element of executing this framework includes Cooperative Extension’s collaborating with partners in different sectors, including academic health centers and healthcare systems.

New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension and the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center have pioneered a partnership that works to provide expertise in the discipline of health sciences and an education-delivery system.

Our presenters, Dr. Sonja Koukel (New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service), Dr. Arthur Kaufman (University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center) and Carolina Nkouaga (University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center Office for Community Health), will describe the Health Extension Model and provide examples of on-the-ground collaboration as it exists in New Mexico.

 Monday, March 30, 2015

12-1 pm (Eastern)/11am-noon (Central)/10-11am (Mountain)/9-10am (Pacific)

URL:  https://connect.extension.iastate.edu/communities

This webinar will be in “listen only” mode – questions can be typed and will be addressed as time allows.

Please share this opportunity with others, and make plans to join us!





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