Heather Hampel

Heather Hampel

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Community Nutrition Instructor
Monroe County Extension Office

Phone:
734-240-3171

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Heather Hampel is a Community Nutrition Instructor for the Health and Nutrition Institute, of Michigan State University Extension, focusing on nutrition programs. She regularly works with community partners to offer educational programming throughout the community with direct education at their site, virtually and at the Monroe County Extension Office.
 
List of programs:
• Choose Health: Food, Fun, and Fitness
• Cooking for One
• Cooking Matters
• Dig In!
• Discover MI Fresh
• Eat Healthy Be Active
• Eat Smart Live Strong
• Grow it, Try it, Like it
• Healthy Eating Adds Up
• Jump into Foods and Fitness
• My Way to Wellness
• Peak Health and Performance
• Planting Seeds for Health
• Show Me Nutrition
• Teen Cuisine
• The Great Garden Detective
• Today’s Mom
 
Heather takes special interest in physical activity. She enjoys hiking and exploring the Michigan Outdoors while staying active! Heather also enjoys extension education and has been part of MSU for over 20 years.

Heather Hampel

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