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Family and Community Health
Oregon State University Extension's Family & Community Health Field Faculty work collaboratively with community organizations and Extension volunteers to develop programs in areas that include: healthy aging, nutrition, food safety, food preparation and preservation, parenting and community support.
FFEV FOODS CLASSES May - Aug 2012 Family Food Educator Volunteers
FAMILY & COMMUNITY HEALTH CLASSES May - Aug 2012 Sharon Johnson
More Information on Family and Community Development programs:
- Healthy Aging
- Living Well Program
- Mastery of Aging Well (on-line series)
- (FFEV) Family Food Educator Volunteers
- Food Safety
- Finding Help in Tough Times
- Nutrition
- Strong Women Program
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Sharon Johnson is an Associate Professor with Oregon State University Extension Service. She is located at the Southern Oregon Research and Extension Center in Central Point, Oregon and has teaching, applied research and program development responsibilities for Jackson and Josephine Counties. Her areas of interest and emphasis are Healthy Aging/Gerontology and Nutrition/Food Safety.
Healthy Aging Through the Media
Sharon Johnson writes a weekly column titled Healthy Aging that educates, informs and entertains the general public about age-related health behaviors. The column is published in the Medford Mail Tribune each Tuesday (Healthy Living section). T A companion community cable television show Healthy Living: airs, live, on a monthly basis and is re-shown over the next 30 days. More information is accessible via the web at: www.roguetv.org
Chronic Disease Self-Management
Sharon Johnson is a certified Master Trainer in the Stanford University curriculum, Chronic Disease Self-management (CDMSP). In collaboration with health and human service service professionals in the community and the Rogue Valley Council of Governments' Senior and Disability Services, she regularly offers 6-week classes to assist individuals who want to learn to self-manage their chronic disease conditions. She is also a trainer in the Powerful Tools of Caregiving. (www.sohealthyoregon.org)
For any further information contact:
Sharon Johnson M.S.
Associate Professor
Family and Community Development
Southern Oregon Research & Extension Center
569 Hanley Road
Central Point, OR 97502
(541) 776-7371 x210

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