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ASNNA

Association of SNAP-Ed Nutrition Networks and Other Implementing Agencies

Leadership

Updated June 2013

Co-Chairs

Doris Montgomery, Iowa
doris.montgomery@idph.iowa.gov

Jo Britt-Rankin, Missouri
britt-rankinj@missouri.edu

Other Leadership Team Members

Immediate Past Co-Chair: Marci Scott, Michigan
mscott@michiganfitness.org

Kari Bachman, New Mexico
kbachman@nmsu.edu

Susan Foerster, California
susan.foerster@cdph.ca.gov

Zachary King, New Jersey
king@njaes.rutgers.edu

Jeff Olson, West Virginia
jeff.olson@mail.wvu.edu

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