Author: Denise Wooley
Planning Unit: Graves County CES
Major Program: Food Preparation and Preservation
Plan of Work: Promoting Nutritious Eating and Active Living
Outcome: Initial Outcome
Since our clientele and communities are still adjusting to life during a pandemic and in-person activities are limited the local Family & Consumer Sciences agents organized "an old favorite" in-person event the "Spring into Green" conference virtually.
Spring into Green: In the Kitchen, a virtual seminar was organized featuring speakers on the following topics:
Over 50 participated in this virtual event. The participants completed a Qualtrics survey evaluation.
When asked their level of understanding on the items listed below the majority ranked themselves as a 2 for having an average understanding of the topics covered but when asked following the conference the majority ranked themselves as a 4 having an excellent understanding.
Some of the participants gave comments such as:
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