Food for Thought: FCE programming makes an impact ...United Arab Emirates

“In Tennessee, UT Extension Family and Consumer Sciences agents reach more than half a million citizens each year with an economic impact of $243,623,468 in 2021,” says Janet Fox, assistant dean of UT Extension. “We provide individuals, families and communities with the tools needed to elevate their quality of life through research-based information and instruction.” How does one UT Extension program produce an annual economic impact of more than $243 million? Through Family and Consumer Sciences agents providing information about family budgets, nutritious meals, financial education, stress management, positive relationship development, health decisions and many other topics that to

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