1. Partner with communities in: a. Agriculture environment, family, food, garden, youth i. Master Gardeners, ii. 4H youth development, iii. Community clubs 1. 8 mo leadership program 2. Headstart 3. Hamilton
2. Work to help families budget, find food, work to serve the community a. SNAP
SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE SPEAKER:
Create and present programs Find what is needed in the community Research Operate with minimal supervision Finding grants Local and state office holders Recruit workers and voulnteers VARIOUS EMPLOYMENT POSITIONS IN THE AGENCY: Extension Eductor Assisntant Educator
EDUCATIONAL AND EXPERIENTIAL REQUIREMENTS OF EMPLOYEES:
Must have a Masters Degree unless the position is open for 6 months then they will open to applicant pool to highly qualified Work with minimal supervision, DDC Be able to work across a broad audience Strong communication Creativity Good with word, excel, powerpoint
INTERN AND VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCES AVAILABLE:
Completed junior or senior year of college by summer 2018 and eligible for acceptance into graduate school in an area of study related to Purdue Extension’s mission to “advance agriculture, the environment, human health and well-being, and communities.” OR College graduates with bachelor’s degrees in appropriate degree areas (e.g., health & human sciences, youth development and education, agriculture & natural resources, economic and community development) and already accepted into a graduate program related to Purdue Extension’s mission.