Kathryn Jacques

Kathryn Jacques

odonne94@msu.edu

Chippewa County Extension Office - Bay Mills Community College

Community Food Systems

Telephone: 906-280-1786

Area of Expertise:

Place Based Education, Farm to School, School and Youth Gardens and Agricultural Education, Developing Farm and Garden Workshops that Bring Together Community and University Knowledge

Degree:

Bachelor: Community Health Education from Northern Michigan University

Kat Jacques is the Federally Recognized Tribal Extension Program instructor. FRTEP partners with four of Michigan’s federally recognized tribes to build relationships between MSUE and tribal partners, connect tribal farmers to resources and support our tribal partners in their self-determined community food system projects. Her home office is located in Chippewa County on the campus of Bay Mills Community College.

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