ABILINE - At a recent cer emony in Abilene of the Texas Extension Association of Family & Consumer Sciences, Michelle
Wright, a dedicated family, and community health (FCH) exten- sion educator was recognized with the prestigious Distinguished
Program Achievement
Award by the Texas Extension Specialist Association. This esteemed accolade highlights Wright’s exceptional contributions to advancing community health and wellness through part - nerships with state specialists, in novative programs, and outreach initiatives. Her efforts in developing and implementing educational programs have impacted local families, demonstrating a com- mitment to improving quality of life and fostering healthier communities across Austin County.
The Texas Extension Specialist Association commended Wright for her creative approach and steadfast dedication, noting that her work exemplifies the highest standards of excellence in Family and Community Health education. The recognition celebrates Wright’s achievements and un- derscores the vital role of Exten - sion Educators in promoting sus - tainable health and well-being in Texas communities.
Michelle Wright, center, accepts her Distinguished Program Achievement Award with Courtney F. Dodd, Ph.D., Associate Director - Health, Youth and Families, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, left, and Norma Munoz, Texas Extension Association of Family & Consumer Sciences-Past President.
