Program Locations
Extension Agents are partnering with health science classes, family and consumer science classes and other organizations to incorporate the program. The program start dates vary, please check with the agent below for more information. If it is not offered in your community/county and you are interested, please complete the information form below and submit. We will work toward getting the program in your area. Thank you for your interest.
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First Name |
Last Name |
County |
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Lara |
Angel |
DeSoto |
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Anna |
Austin |
Montgomery |
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Ontenncia |
Boclear |
Carroll |
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Regina |
Boykins |
Humphreys |
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Vivian |
Cade |
Lowndes |
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Emily |
Carter |
Issaquena/Sharkey |
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LaToya |
Evans |
Lincoln |
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Laura |
Giaccaglia |
Bolivar |
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Tracy |
Gregory |
Winston |
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Becky |
Hamilton |
Attala |
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Malikah |
Jones |
Kemper |
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Jennifer |
Joseph |
Hancock |
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Pat |
Neal |
Panola |
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LaTonya |
Ramsey |
Jefferson Davis |
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Natalie |
Ray |
Clay |
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Pamela |
Redwine |
Yalobusha |
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Donald |
Smith |
Pike |
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Josephine |
Tate |
Noxubee |
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Tashmia |
Turner |
Madison |
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Ann |
Twiner |
Sunflower |
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Rocheryl |
Ware |
Hinds |
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Cynthia |
Wilkinson |
Franklin |
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