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January
12, 2006
NDSU Extension
Service Staff Receive National Awards
Several North Dakota
State University Extension Service staff were honored at the 2005 National
Association of Extension 4-H Agents conference in Seattle.
The honorees were:
- Dean Aakre, 4-H
youth specialist, Center for 4-H Youth Development, Fargo, received
the Meritorious Service Award
- Peggy Anderson,
an Extension agent for Burke and Divide counties, received the 25-Year
Award
- Joe Courneya,
4-H youth education design specialist, Center for 4-H Youth Development,
received the National Award for Natural Resources/Environmental Stewardship
- Linda Hauge, a
Williams County Extension agent, received the Distinguished Service
Award
- Marcia Hellandsaas
and Dale Naze, McKenzie County Extension agents, and Kim Neprash, McKenzie
County Extension office secretary, received the Periodical Publication
Team Award for their 4-H newsletter
- Angie Milakovic,
former 4-H youth technology specialist, Center for 4-H Youth Development,
received the Achievement in Service Award
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Source:
Jackie Buckley, (701) 667-3340, jbuckley@ndsuext.nodak.edu
Editor: Ellen Crawford, (701) 231-5391, ecrawfor@ndsuext.nodak.edu
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Dean Aakre, 4-H youth specialist in the NDSU Center for 4-H Development,
receives the Meritorious Service Award at the 2005 National Association
of Extension
4-H Agents conference in Seattle.
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Cutline: Angie
Milakovic, left, former NDSU 4-H youth technology specialist, receives
the Achievement in Service Award at the 2005 National Association of Extension
4-H Agents conference in Seattle.
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Cutline: Williams
County Extension agent Linda Hauge, left, receives the Distinguished Service
Award at the 2005 National Association of Extension 4-H Agents conference
in Seattle.
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