Bruce Arendt has accepted the position of regional director with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach serving Howard, Winneshiek, Allamakee and Chickasaw counties in northeastern Iowa. He begins the position Feb. 6.
Brynn Friedrich has accepted the position of regional director with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach serving Bremer, Buchanan, Butler and Fayette counties in northern Iowa. She begins the position Jan. 3, 2023.
Jason Henderson has been appointed vice president of Iowa State University’s extension and outreach programs. Henderson, who currently serves as director of extension and senior associate dean for faculty development in the Purdue University College of Agriculture, as well as assistant vice provost for engagement, will join Iowa State on April 3, 2023.
Sara Hunter has accepted the position of regional director with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach serving Kossuth, Winnebago, Hancock and Wright counties in northern Iowa. She begins the position Oct. 10.
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach is conducting a statewide audience assessment to learn how Iowans prefer to access, receive and engage with extension education – both in person and virtually. The survey has been extended through late October.
Adriane Carlson has accepted the position of regional director with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach serving Black Hawk County. She begins on Sept. 6.
Sarah Merrifield has accepted the position of regional director with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach serving Cerro Gordo, Floyd, Franklin, Mitchell and Worth counties. She begins the position on July 18.
Donovan Olson has accepted the position of regional director with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach serving Story County. He begins serving Story County on June 1.
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Week is April 18-23. Iowa’s 100 county extension offices will host activities throughout the week to thank volunteers who contribute their time to extension education efforts throughout the state.
Mitchell Hoyer has accepted the position of assistant director for Iowa 4-H Youth Development with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. Hoyer begins the position Jan. 18.
