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Nicole Didero is one of 14 new Rural Initiative specialists who recently joined CSU Extension. Didero will be focusing on helping communities thrive across Colorado's western region, with a focus on food and agriculture production. The western region includes 16 counties spanning over 32,800 square miles.
Didero earned both her undergraduate and graduate degrees at CSU, earning a B.S. in natural resource management and a M.S. in agricultural and resource economics.
00:00 What excites you most about your new position?
00:21 How does your background align with the work you'll be doing?
02:20 What community health needs to you hope to address?
04:12 How does collaboration factor into your work?
05:58 Why is it important to support rural communities?
Learn more about the CSU Office of Engagement and Extension's Rural Initiative at: https://engagement.colostate.edu/reach-partnerships/expanding-rural-engagement/
Nicole Didero is one of 14 new Rural Initiative specialists who recently joined CSU Extension. Didero will be focusing on helping communities thrive across Colorado's western region, with a focus on food and agriculture production. The western region includes 16 counties spanning over 32,800 square miles.
Didero earned both her undergraduate and graduate degrees at CSU, earning a B.S. in natural resource management and a M.S. in agricultural and resource economics.
00:00 What excites you most about your new position?
00:21 How does your background align with the work you'll be doing?
02:20 What community health needs to you hope to address?
04:12 How does collaboration factor into your work?
05:58 Why is it important to support rural communities?
Learn more about the CSU Office of Engagement and Extension's Rural Initiative at: https://engagement.colostate.edu/reach-partnerships/expanding-rural-engagement/
