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February 9, 2010
Welcome to the Wisconsin Nutrition Education
Program (WNEP) web site. Our site is designed to assist the operation
of our program by facilitating communication of policies and resources
for state and county colleagues.
Upcoming dates of note
 Deadlines
shown in red with an asterisk*
State holidays
shown in orange with two asterisks**
- March 22 ** -
UW-Extension Furlough Day
- March 31 -
WNEP Coordinators Meeting
- April 01 -
WNEP Coordinators Meeting
- April 13 -
WNEP New Staff Training - Part II
- April 14 -
WNEP New Staff Training - Part II –
WNEP New Staff Training - Part II (Day 2)
- April 15 -
WNEP New Staff Training - Part II –
WNEP New Staff Training- Part II (Day 3)
Schedule Conference Call Choices to Discuss FY10 Budget Planning (3/18/09)
Dates and times for telephone conferences regarding your budget materials are listed below. Please review the list and pick two possible times. Send your choices via email to: elaine.seitz@uwex.edu Times will be filled on a first come, first serve basis....
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Food Security Survey (2/23/06)
(Adams/Wood)
School newsletters feature WNEP educator (2/15/06)
(Polk/St Croix)
Shirley Crowe is featured in recent school newsletters in Clayton and Unity School Districts. Unity has devoted 2 full pages and Clayton one page to WNEP in their newsletters. One article titled, "When was the last time you ate chick-peas,...
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Article on Hispanic resources features Rock Co. WNEP Staff (8/29/05)
(Rock)
Rock Co. Gardening Project featured in article (8/29/05)
(Rock)
St. Croix Mileage Club (7/20/05)
(Polk/St Croix)
St. Croix County’s Youth Nutrition and Activity Task Force recently trained nurses and other representatives from five school districts on how to set up a mileage club, where children in elementary school are rewarded with toe tokens for each five...
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WNEP provides community-based nutrition
education programs, within a university research-based context.
We serve Wisconsin citizens in 64 counties.
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Douglas
Douglas County has formed a Twin Ports Healthy Lifesyle Coalition as a result of an Obesity Conference. The coalition will be coordinating community events to encourage physical activity and healthy eating. For more information-Grace Gee 715-395-1546
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