Office Locations, Faculty, and Staff
Girard - Crawford County
120 E. Buffalo Street, Girard, KS 66743, Phone: 620-724-8233 Fax: 620-724-7042
Mandy Marney, Director/Community Development, [email protected]
James Coover, Crop Production, [email protected]
Will Morris, STEM 4-H Youth Development, [email protected]
Tina Oehme, Communications Office Professional, [email protected]
Shari Saia, Financial Manager, [email protected]
Tara Solomon-Smith, Adult Development and Aging, [email protected]
Mattson Steele, Communications Manager, [email protected]
Jacob Weber, Horticulture, [email protected]
Altamont
524 Huston Street, PO Box 39, Altamont, KS 67330, Phone: 620-784-5337
Michelle Clevenger, Extension Nutrition Assistant, EFNEP & SNAP-Ed, [email protected]
Sherry Foister, Office Professional, [email protected]
Kylie Ludwig, Financial Management and Entrepreneurship, [email protected]
Wendie Powell, Livestock Production, [email protected]
Independence
410 Peter Pan Road, Suite B, Independence, KS 67301, Phone: 620-331-2690
Barbara Ames, Nutrition, Health & Food Safety, [email protected]
Jeri Geren, Diversified Agriculture and Natural Resources, [email protected]
Lisa Kuszak, Family & Consumer Sciences Office Professional, [email protected]
Katie Townsend, 4-H Youth Development, [email protected]
Heather Umlauf, Extension Nutrition Assistant, EFNEP & SNAP-Ed, [email protected]
Fredonia
615 Madison Street, Courthouse Rm 1, KS 66743, Phone: 620-378-2167
Cheri Nelsen, 4-H Youth Development, [email protected]
Haygn Erwin, 4-H Office Professional, [email protected]
Pittsburg
667 S. 69 Highway, Pittsburg, KS 66762
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