University of Wyoming-Cooperative Extension

Two win iPods for participating in UW survey

Janet Timmerman, a staff assistant in the Outreach School, and Stefanie Wilson, a project coordinator assistant for the Cent$ible Nutrition Program in the College of Agriculture, each received a $250 iPod Touch for participating in the UW Engagement Database Project.


Timmerman	Wilson

The survey ran from March 9 through April 13. There were 341 responses, and the winners’ names were drawn Friday, April 17.

A quick review of the data indicates we have acquired great information for improving the Engagement Database Project and we thank everyone who shared their thoughts and ideas with us,” said Duane Williams, associate director of the University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension Service. Williams is originator of the project.

The UW Engagement Database www.uwyo.edu/UWENGAGE helps connect people with university engagement resources. The user can get information by selecting an organization from the site’s drop down menu or by conducting a search. It is possible to search by keyword, primary contact, or organization name. Either way, clicking on an organization name provides information about their Web site address if available, a brief program description, the geographic area served, and the name of the primary contact. Primary contact information includes an e-mail address, telephone, and mailing address.

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