Data Aggregation in the Mountain Plains Region ASNNA Conference 2019 Arlington, VA February 4-7, 2019
The Team Colorado – Max Young, Divyani Pendleton, Jennie Quinlan, Jini Puma Iowa – Justine Hoover Kansas – Sue Sing Lim, Lisa Ross Missouri – Kimberly Keller, Donna Mehrle Montana – Carrie Ashe, Leah Gramlow Nebraska – Donnia Behrends North Dakota – Megan Ness Ditterick South Dakota – Kimberly Sweebe, Suzanne Stluka Utah – Heidi LeBlanc, Leslie Rowley Wyoming – Sandra Biller (presenting), Mindy Meuli PEARS – Allison Teeter FNS – Philip Fraley, Star Morrison, Zora Cobb
Background Need: Show collective impact of SNAP-Ed Mountain Plains Region (MPR) SNAP- Ed Impact Report Strengths: Reach, demographics, settings, etc. EARS, PEARS http://extension.usu.edu/fscreate/ou-files/2017-18_staff/2017_MPR_Impact_Report_Print_Ready.pdf
Challenge: Aggregating behavior change Knowledge gaps related to measurement MPR Regional Meeting – roundtable discussions Formation of workgroup Master list of measures – MT1-3 Agreement on methodology, questions (adults)
Supports Looking Forward Inclusion of all states Team approach Finalize criteria for aggregation, Implications for SNAP-Ed Framework and Interpretive Guide revisions Clarification, additional outcome measures
By aggregating our behavior change impacts, we will be able to showcase how SNAP-Ed helps its audience improve nutrition, health and well-being wherever they eat, learn, live, play, shop, or work. Thank You! Contact: Sandra Biller, MS | sbiller@uwyo.edu | 307-766-4199 | University of Wyoming http://extension.usu.edu/fscreate/ou-files/2017-18_staff/2017_MPR_Impact_Report_Print_Ready.pdf