Extension Educator, Family and Consumer Sciences, Southwest Region

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Posting Number

Posting Number 0801574

Classification Title

Classification Title Extension Educator, Family and Consumer Sciences, Southwest Region

Working Title

Department

Department 1890 Land Grant Extension

Department Contact Email

Job Summary/Basic Function

Current target counties in the Southwest Region includes the following:
Clark, Greene, Fayette, Franklin, and Montgomery. Target counties may change as needs in the region change.

Job Summary:

Extension Educators provide the link between Land Grant University research and Ohio residents by creating innovative learning opportunities that address local issues. Dedicated to helping improve the quality of life for current and future residents, Educators collaborate with local, county and state agencies, partner organizations, businesses and schools to analyze needs, develop, implement and oversee vibrant and sustainable research based educational programs, and provide resources and expertise to the local community.

A critical aspect of this position is to strengthen the inclusion of all relevant stakeholders, with special efforts to reach those historically underserved by Extension. Given the demographic and economic diversity of communities and neighborhoods in the assigned region the Extension educator is expected to take a proactive role connecting and engaging with diverse audiences and stakeholders. The Family and Consumer Sciences ( FCS ) Extension Educator will work within the southwest region.

The Educator will be a remote worker but will be expected to travel daily to provide programming and to meet with partners, including county and regional agencies, public health organizations, senior centers, managed care organizations, public schools and more. These engagements are to pursue collaborations, promote programs, conduct programming, and interact with community members. Educators may also be requested to assist in other regions.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Develop effective and contemporary approaches to plan, deliver and evaluate programming.
• Conducts demonstrations, programs and meetings to educate adults and youth in new technology and practices related to family and consumer science issues to improve health and well-being for rural and urban…