Stephanie Russell, RD

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Senior Instructor 1 , SNAP-Ed Coordinator

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Expertise: Health outreach , Food security , Nutrition and healthy eating , Recipes , Physical activity

Programs: Walk With Ease , Nutrition Education and Outreach Programs (SNAP-Ed) (in English)

Links: https://www.foodhero.org/

Department/Unit: Family and Community Health Extension

Content by Stephanie Russell, RD

Food to Fight Wildfires

Eating foods rich in particular nutrients can help shield your lungs and heart from damage caused by air pollution and wildfire smoke. Learn what variety of healthy foods in your diet will be especially ...

Glenda Hyde, Diana Rohlman, Stephanie Russell, RD | Dec 2023 | Extension Catalog publication

Food Safety Activity Supplement - Win, Lose or Wash! skit and game (in English)

Students enjoy performing the Sneaky Germ Skit to review proper hand washing for the class. Then, the class enjoys a rousing game of Win, Lose or Wash! affirming key times that you should wash your hands.

Stephanie Russell, RD, Dorian Oppenlander, Glenda Hyde | Jun 2020 | Fact Sheet

4th Grade Food Safety Lesson Plan (in English)

Use skits or games to reinforce the food safety messages. Experienced students only need five minutes to get oriented and practice hand washing in a new setting. Our research with 3rd though 8th graders over seven years shows that food safety practices may slip from year to year, but an engaging food safety activity revives and slightly increases their commitment to proper hand washing. Skits and games that can be adapted for most age groups are listed in the Activities section.

Glenda Hyde, Stephanie Russell, RD, Kristi Hiaasen, Dorian Haugen | May 2015 | Online resource

Project PLANT home-gardening kits welcomed by limited-income families

Extension distributed an estimated 1,000 kits in Lincoln County and 150 in Deschutes and Crook counties.

Stephanie Russell, RD, Katie Ahern | Mar 2022 | Impact story

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