NC Extension Attends the Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior Conference
North Carolina State University was well represented at this years Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior (SNEB) Conference in …
Megan Berthiaume
Technology and Training Leader Extension Associate Agricultural & Human Sciencesmcberthi@ncsu.eduJob Description As a state staff member of EFNEP (The Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program), I provide support for EFNEP Educators in counties across the state. This support involves training for new staff members as well as ongoing training and assistance for all staff. Primary areas include online lessons, social media, curriculum development, training, and support.
Website efnep.ces.ncsu.edu
Recent Posts by Megan Berthiaume
July Northeast District Shoutout Featuring Della Hicks!
We are thrilled to share the Northeast District Monthly Shoutout for July 2025. Della Hicks, Adult EFNEP Educator in …
2025 CALS Award for Excellence Winner - Fed Planchón
Congratulations to Fed Planchón for receiving one of this year’s CALS Award for Excellence! This university-wide award recognizes outstanding non-faculty employees …
EFNEP Educators Boost Healthy Food Access in Brunswick County
Earlier this month, EFNEP (Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program) Educators from across the Southeast Region met in Brunswick …
Where Ideas Blossom: A Day of Connection and Cultivation
EFNEP Educators from the East and Northeast Regions came together for a day of productive discussion and restorative engagement …
All Aboard the Veggie Terminal Express!
How do you make a lesson about vegetables exciting? For Lynnell Godfrey, youth EFNEP educator in Pasquotank County, the …
Strong Minds, Strong Service: Cultivating Wellness for Effective Leadership
The EFNEP State Leadership Team joined together on campus last week to cultivate wellness for effective leadership. It was …
National Health Outreach & Engagement Conference 2025
This year’s National Health Outreach and Engagement Conference was held in Omaha, Nebraska. The conference’s theme was “Rooted in …