OSU Extension Service

Dusti Linnell

Family & Community Health

503-842-3433
[email protected]

Expertise: Community planning , Health outreach , Food security , Nutrition and healthy eating , Family emergency preparedness , Healthy aging

Locations: Lincoln County , Tillamook County

Content by Dusti Linnell

Our Future in Our Hands

Reduce the impact a wildfire might have on you and your community.

Carrie Berger, Kara Baylog, Aaron Groth, Emily Jane Davis, Dusti Linnell, Oralia Mendez | Aug 2023 | Collection Peer reviewed (Gray level)

Our Future in Our Hands: Care for Your Mental Health

You can build resilience and overcome wildfires' potentially negative consequences by focusing on supporting mental health. Part of Our Future in Our Hands series.

Emily Jane Davis, Dusti Linnell, Kara Baylog, Oralia Mendez | Jun 2023 | Extension Catalog publication Peer reviewed (Orange level)

EEAC Keynote: Working Collaboratively to Improve Community Resilience, Inclusion, and Equity

Dr. Dusty Linnell, Associate Professor of Practice, Family and Community Health, and Evie Smith, Small Farms and Master Gardeners Coordinator, share how they came together as an Extension and community collaboration team in 2020 in...

Dusti Linnell, Evie Smith | Jan 2023 | Video

Nutrition for Older Adults: Preventing Malnutrition as the Body Ages

Poor nutrition can cause a cascade of health problems for older adults. This guide lists the nutrients of concern for people over 60 — from antioxidants to calcium to water. Learn how eating well can stave off chronic disease.

Dusti Linnell, Cheryl Kirk, Rose Jepson-Sullivan, Christine Mouzong, Sally Bowman | Dec 2021 | Extension Catalog publication Peer reviewed (Orange level)

New OSU program improves rural outreach to promote mental health and well-being

A new Oregon State University program is working to improve mental health and address substance use in rural communities by building on existing local partnerships.

Oct 27, 2020 | News story

Lincoln County Extension builds coalition to inform Latino and Indigenous communities about COVID-19

The effort has focused on providing urgent video communications in Spanish and Mam – a language spoken by more than a half-million people in Guatemala – in response to the COVID-19 outbreak in the county.

Chris Branam | Aug 7, 2020 | News story

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