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Worksite Wellness Ideas



Worksite Wellness Ideas

Date: May 28, 2028 at 11:00 AM

Location: Online


In this virtual session, participants will explore high-quality educational resources and real-world examples of how CCE Associations have promoted whole-person wellness through meaningful actions that can be done individually and as a team. The session will highlight practical approaches across 4 key wellness areas: physical activity, nutrition, emotional well-being, and environmental wellness. Panelists will showcase strategies that have already been successfully implemented within the CCE system.

Participants will leave with adaptable tools and ideas they can use to strengthen connections with colleagues, support personal well-being, and integrate wellness into their Extension work while building a positive and healthy workplace culture.

 

Facilitator: Carl Erich, Youth Health Coalition Facilitator & Community Impact Coordinator, Division of Nutritional Sciences

 

Panelists:

· Adam Bullock, Community Wellness Coordinator & Facilitator of Organizational Sustainability, CCE Wayne County

· Chelsea Denny, Youth & Family Development | Health & Wellness | Senior Fitness Resource Educator, CCE Clinton County

· Megan Latza, Community Nutrition Educator, CCE Schenectady County

· Mingla Charoenmuang, State 4-H Health, Wellness, and Food Systems Specialist, New York State 4-H Youth Development

· Sarah Hess, Regional Coordinator & Extension Associate, Division of Nutritional Sciences

· Tara Kenyon, Associate Director of Programs/Supervising Nutritionist, CCE Broome County


Organized by the Healthy Living for Youth and Families Program Work Team (HL PWT)

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