Provides leadership for Family & Consumer Sciences program in El Paso County, including management of the Better Living for Texans nutrition education program. Responsible for planning, implementing, and evaluating community-based educational programs in parenting, diet, health, and financial management.
Job Responsibilities: Provide leadership and management for El Paso County Extension program for urban and rural areas, including all functions related to human and fiscal resource development and management, program development and direction, marketing and interpretation of program successes to key audiences, and evaluation of program impact.
Increase public awareness of extension programs in the El Paso County. Marketing, promotion, design, webmaster.
Provides leadership and management of the El Paso County Expanded Nutrition Program (ENP) unit. This program assists limited resource families with children and youth groups with a nutrition education series focusing on the Food Guide Pyramid, Dietary Guidelines, food and kitchen safety, and budgeting the food dollar.
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Orlando Flores, B.S.
Extension Agent-CEP-Community and Economic Development
E-mail: ooflores@ag.tamu.edu
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Provides leadership for educational programs in Community and Economic development, targeting a limited resource audience.

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Jaime Iglesias, Ph.D.
County Extension Agent-Agriculture and Natural Resources
E-mail: jiglesias@ag.tamu.edu
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Plan, develop, coordinate and conduct educational programs addressing issues affecting agricultural production and the food & fiber industry in El Paso County.
Plan, develop, coordinate and conduct educational programs addressing issues affecting natural resources in El Paso County.
Responsible for assisting the Family and Consumer Science agent to implement the Better Living for Texans Program which is designed to provide educational programs in basic nutrition, food safety and money management to limited resource families.
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Plan, develop, coordinate and conduct educational programs addressing issues affecting natural resources conservation, commercial horticulture and environmental stewardship in the county of El Paso.
Responsible for management and supervision of the 4-H department, including the coordination of county faculty and staff efforts in the 4-H youth development program.
Provides leadership for the Integrated Pest Management program in El Paso and Hudspeth Counties. Responsible for planning, implementing, and evaluating educational programs and applied research related to pest management.
Provides support to the Integrated Pest Management program.
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Responsible for providing support to the Horticulture and Family & Consumer Science programs.
Assists office manager with administrative responsibilities. Provides support for Natural Resources, Better Living for Texans and 4-H programs in addition to Master Naturalist program. Coordinates scheduling and management of meeting rooms, office equipment, and office supplies.

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Shirley Talley
Office Manager - (Administrative Assistant - Community and Economic Development & Agriculture)
E-mail: satalley@ag.tamu.edu
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Provides operational management for fiscal and human resources for the county. Supervises support staff cooperatively with faculty members. Provide support for county director, marketing, and community development.
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