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June 28, 2002
ORDERS
FOR CE MARKETING ITEMS
Thanks for completing your orders for clothing and other items bearing
the WSU CE identify. Not all items offered we ordered in sufficient
quantities to make the minimums required by the vendors. Christy Fitzgerald
will be contacting a few folks to let them know what items we won't
be able to supply this time around. The umbrellas, for example, didn't
make minimum numbers but we'll try again with the next order in early
November. We are ordering a large quantity of ceramic coffee cups
to have on hand for you to order at any time.
PROGRAMS
OF EXCELLENCE REPORTS FOR 2002 FOR FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES
It is time to collect Programs of Excellence Reports for 2002 for
Family and Consumer Sciences. The DEADLINE FOR RETURN OF SURVEY:AUGUST
15. Reply to Anna Mae Kobbe.
Louise
Parker has the specific instructions and can assist you in submitting
your Programs of Excellence. This survey is being conducted as a
part of the on-going work of the Program Leadership Committee of
ECOP, the Extension Committee on Organization and Policy. All base
program teams are collecting data on "Programs of Excellence".
Reports are limited to two pages in length. Use Times New Roman,
12 point font, and 1" margins.
CATEGORIES:
- Family
Health (FH)
- Parent
Education (PE)
- Strengthening
Families (SF)
- Child
Care Provider Training (CC)
- Aging
Issues (AI)
- Money
2000 (M2)
- High
School Financial Planning Program (HS)
- Individual
and Family Financial Management Programs (IF)
- Healthy
Indoor Air for America's Homes (HI)
- Home
Buyer Education/Housing Affordability (HB)
- Housing
Accessibility/Universal Design (HA)
USDA
TO HONOR FAMILY ECONOMISTS
In ceremonies July 8 in Washington, DC, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Secretary Ann M. Veneman will honor the "Money2000" and
"Investing for Your Future" teams with a USDA Secretary's
Honor Award. This award is the most significant the Department can
bestow to acknowledge outstanding contributions to agriculture,
consumers, and service to America. "Money2000," which
has transitioned to "America Saves," and "Investing
for your Future" are key programs available through the national
Extension initiative "Financial Security in Later Life."
The
team leader is Barbara O'Neill, Rutgers University. Team members
are Pat Brennan, Rutgers University; B.J. Bristow, Cornell University,
Linda Kirk Fox, Washington State University; Connie Kratzer, New
Mexico State University; Irene Leech, Virginia Tech; Nancy Porter,
Clemson University; Jane Schuchardt, CSREES; Gerri Walsh, Securities
and Exchange Commission; and Joan Witter, Michigan State University.
PERSONNEL:
Reappointment of District Director:
Dora Rumsey, SE District
Reappointment
of County Chairs:
Dan Fagerlie, Ferry County
Ray Faini, Chelan County
Tom Platt, Lincoln County
Jack Watson, Benton County
Don Meehan, Island County
Louise Turner, Skagit County
Mike Holroyd, Thurston County
Steve Webster, Lewis County
Retirement:
Ellen Murphy, WSU Puyallup
Effective July 1, 2002
SCHEDULE
This week, July 1-5, Mike will be at the Energy Office in Olympia
on Tuesday and in the office on Wednesday. He is taking annual leave
on Friday. Linda will be in Pullman all week except the 4th of July.
Next week, July 8-12, Mike will be in Pullman except not Wednesday.
Linda will be in Pullman only on Wednesday the 10th.
Enjoy
a safe and pleasurable 4th of July.
Mike
Tate
Dean and Director
Linda Kirk Fox
Associate Director
Cooperative Extension
PO Box 646230
Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99164-6230
Ph 509-335-2933
Fax 509-335-2926
lkfox@wsu.edu
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