Community-Impact Family & Consumer Sciences Agent

University of Kentucky; Stanton (KY); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Kentucky is seeking an Extension Agent for Family and Consumer Sciences in Powell County, Stanton, KY. The agent will develop and implement programs to improve family living, health, nutrition, and financial stability.

This role requires visiting sites across the county, coordinating with local leaders, and delivering education to diverse audiences. The position emphasizes leadership development, community outreach, and collaboration with 4-H and community and rural development

Qualifications

• Strong communication skills (oral and written).
• Proficiency with computer-based program delivery and management.
• Ability to visit clientele at sites across the county.
• Ability to plan and teach educational programs.
• Demonstrated leadership and positive role model.

Responsibilities

• Develop, implement, and evaluate a plan of work based on local needs.
• Plan and implement educational programs focusing on healthy choices, family well‑being, aging, financial stability, and safe homes.
• Develop leadership programs and serve as a resource in family and consumer sciences areas.
• Disseminate practical information related to Agriculture, Family & Consumer Sciences, 4-H and community development as required by law.

Skills

Oral and written communication

Computer literacy

Field visits to clients

Program planning and teaching

Leadership and role modeling

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s in Family & Consumer Sciences

Job description

University of Kentucky is seeking an Extension Agent for Family and Consumer Sciences in Powell County, Stanton, KY. The agent will develop and implement programs to improve family living, health, nutrition, and financial stability.

This role requires visiting sites across the county, coordinating with local leaders, and delivering education to diverse audiences. The position emphasizes leadership development, community outreach, and collaboration with 4-H and community and rural development