Welcome to EFNEP and SNAP-Ed New Educator Training!

Introductions

• State Staff Introductions

Introductions

• Pair up and get to know another educator• Name• Where are you from?• Share something interesting about your family

Let’s Practice Introductions…

EFNEP • “Hello. My name is (full name). I’m with the EFNEP program in

(county name) County Extension. EFNEP stands for the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program.”

 

SNAP-Ed• “Hello. My name is (full name). I’m with the SNAP-Ed program in

(county name) County Extension. SNAP-Ed stands for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education.”

 

Let’s Practice Introductions…

EFNEP- Spanish• “Hola. My nombre es (nombre completo). Soy del programa de

EFNEP en (nombre de condado/county) County Extension. EFNEP significa Programa de Educación Extendida de Nutrición y Alimento.”

 

SNAP-Ed- Spanish• “Hola. My nombre es (nombre completo). Soy del programa de

SNAP-Ed en (nombre de condado/county) County Extension. SNAP-Ed significa Programa de Educación Suplementaria de Asistencia de Nutrición.”

Housekeeping Items• Contact List

• Keep cell phones off or silenced• In case of a family emergency, have a family

member call Dwayne Watson: 970-491-2555

• Don’t talk over each other

Name Tags• Please wear a name tag during training

• Always wear your CSU name tag during work hours

Housekeeping Items• We will have plenty of breaks

• Be on time

Meals• Breakfast is provided by hotel

• Lunch provided during training

• Dinner will be reimbursed

Hotel and Shuttle• We have reserved shuttles for dinners out

• You can use room service, long distance phone calls, movies, internet at hotel but you will have to pay for it

Pedometer Contest• Team Contest

• Win prizes!

Training module authored by Kathryn McGirr and Susan Baker at Colorado State University – EFNEP and SNAP-Ed

PowerPoint Presentation designed by Emily Anderson and Kathryn McGirr