SNAP-Ed Implementation Evaluation: A Study of Health and Nutrition Education in Low-Income Minnesota Communities

Brady, Alison
2012
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SNAP-Ed Implementation Evaluation: A Study of Health and Nutrition Education in Low-Income Minnesota Communities

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2012

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University of Minnesota Extension, Center for Family Development

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Report reviewers: Trina Adler, Extension Educator, University of Minnesota Health & Nutrition Connie Burns, Extension Educator, University of Minnesota Health & Nutrition Ali Hurtado, Research Fellow, University of Minnesota Health & Nutrition DeeAnn Leines, Extension Educator, University of Minnesota Health & Nutrition Sue Letourneau, Extension Program Leader, University of Minnesota Health & Nutrition Kathleen Lovett, Extension Educator, University of Minnesota Health & Nutrition Mary Marczak, Evaluation and Research Specialist, University of Minnesota Family Development Shelley Sherman, Extension Educator, University of Minnesota Health & Nutrition
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current information available from the University of Minnesota Extension: https://www.extension.umn.edu.

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