USU Extension Agent Receives Inaugural 4-H/Air Force Award

December 09, 2005

Joanne Roueche, Utah State University Extension youth/4-H agent, Davis County, is the recipient of the first National Association of Extension 4- H Agents 4-H/Air Force Aim High Award. She is recognized for outstanding effort and support of Air Force 4-H programs and her work in the Davis County community.

Roueche has fostered a partnership with the staff at the Hill Air Force Base Youth Center that has led to new opportunities for military youth and families. She helped begin and maintain 4-H clubs, implemented the Wonderful Outdoor World (WOW) camp, conducted staff training, secured grant funds to support 4-H interns and built a 4-H program for Air Force youth.

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