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Kelli Brown began a new position as the new Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service family and community health agent on March 1, reported AgriLife Today.
Brown, who worked in Hood County for four years, was transferred to Haskell County for the new position.
"While in Hood County, she provided leadership and effective educational programs for adults and youth. She brings a wealth of experience that I know will benefit the residents in Haskell County,” Dale Dunlap, AgriLife Extension district administrator, Vernon, told AgriLife Today.
Several adult programs Brown instituted in Hood County included Walk Across Texas, Cooking Well with Friends, Central Texas Child Care Conference and Dinner Tonight, AgriLife reported.
Brown also introduced several youth programs in Hood County, including County 4-H Food Camp, 4-H Food Challenge and the 4-H Food and Nutrition Workshop.
Brown earned a master’s degree in retail management and hospitality after her bachelor's degree in family and consumer sciences from Texas Tech University.
Brown grew up in Stonewall County and was an active member in Stonewall County 4-H.
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