Extension
Associate/Senior Extension Associate
FNEC Associate Director of Downstate Nutrition Partnerships and Programs
The
Division of Nutritional Sciences (DNS) at Cornell University is among the
largest academic units in the United States devoted to human nutrition and is
distinguished by its multi‐disciplinary faculty.
The scholarly activities of the Division, including research, education and
extension/ outreach, integrate knowledge across the physical, biological and
social sciences to address important questions related to nutrition and health,
food systems and behavior patterns, and social and institutional environments
and governmental policies in relation to nutrition and human health. FNEC is an
outreach and dissemination arm of DNS that is strongly positioned to leverage
the research faculty in providing the latest evidence-informed programming in
nutrition.
Cornell
Cooperative Extension (CCE) at Cornell University, partners with the College of
Human Ecology and the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences to share
research-based information and knowledge with the citizens of New York State. It is within this structure that EFNEP is
delivered.
The
FNEC Associate Director of Downstate Nutrition Partnerships and Programs serves
as a vital link between EFNEP, and other nutrition and health programs
conducted in the New York City metropolitan area and the FNEC and EFNEP efforts
conducted throughout New York State.
This position provides leadership to CUCE-NYC’s Nutrition and Health
Program and plays a vital role in fostering community partnerships, with
special emphasis on promoting excellence in urban extension efforts.
Responsibilities:
Position
responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
What
we are looking for:
Position
Requirements:
Preferred
Qualifications:
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Review of applications will begin as soon as possible and will continue on a rolling basis until the position is filled.
Questions about the search can be sent to Annette
O’Hara, FNEC Administrative Assistant, (aeo37@cornell.edu)
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