Western Region Health & Wellness Programming Efforts: Qualitative Results from a Three-Part Listening Session

Authors

Cris L. Meier, Utah State UniversityFollow
Lily Ward, Utah State UniversityFollow
Anders Van Sandt, University of WyomingFollow
Sue Schneider, Colorado State UniversityFollow
Riana Gayle, Utah State UniversityFollow

Document Type

Report

Publisher

Utah State University

Publication Date

2022

First Page

1

Last Page

9

Abstract

The purpose of this project was to understand the programming efforts and experiences of Extension professionals in the Western Region of the United States. The Health and Wellness Working Group team held a series of listening sessions with a closed cohort of Extension professionals, hoping to learn from each other while also building the foundation for future collaborations and conversations about health and wellness programing in the western region.

The objectives were to understand: (1) the state of health and wellness work in the western region, including the gaps and challenges, (2) the programs that currently exist and ways that collaborations happen across Extension, (3) strategies for moving health and wellness programming forward across the western region.

Recommended Citation

Meier, Cris L.; Ward, Lily; Sandt, Anders Van; Schneider, Sue; and Gayle, Riana, "Western Region Health & Wellness Programming Efforts: Qualitative Results from a Three-Part Listening Session" (2022). All Current Publications. Paper 2295.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/extension_curall/2295