NEVADA, Mo. — University of Missouri Extension recognizes that you are a valued member of your community. We want to know what you see as the major challenges and issues facing individuals, families, businesses and communities across our state. MU Extension is hosting multiple community conversations to collect your insights and opinions to help us develop meaningful, actionable programs and priorities to serve you in the years ahead.
The community conversation in Nevada is March 2, 2017 at 9:00 a. m.—11:30 a. m. at the Healthy Nevada Innovation Center, 212 West Walnut Street, Nevada, Mo. 64772
Snacks will be provided at this location. If this event do not work in your schedule, the dates of all the events are listed on the RSVP web link below. You can choose which time and location works best for your schedule. RSVPs are requested five business days in advance to allow the facilitators to adequately prepare. If you have trouble registering online, you can contact the MU Conference Office at 573-882-4349 or muconference@missouri.edu.
To learn more about the process MU Extension is using to collect information from key stakeholders in the state like you, watch this short video from Vice Chancellor for Extension and Engagement Marshall Stewart:
https://missouri.box.com/s/7rpj9wte0sawf15g05o9g0b4kqkl8hsb
The local forum will be a way for community members to connect, talk about future challenges and opportunities, and tell us how MU Extension can better serve you. Space is limited, so please make plans to attend today by clicking the link provided:
https://extweb.missouri.edu/NewWebReg/Login.aspx?uid=3&pid=128572
— University of Missouri Extension
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