Rebecca Henne

Rebecca Henne

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Becky Henne currently serves as the State SNAP-Ed Coordinator for the Health & Nutrition Institute within MSU Extension. Becky first began her career in 1999 as the Eaton County 4-H Youth Development Educator and in 2005 transitioned to the SNAP-Ed program. In 2016 she was hired as the state coordinator of the MSU Extension SNAP-Ed program. Both through her personal & professional experiences, she is committed to building collaborations that make the best use of resources and expertise in order to reduce duplication of efforts, increase potential, and bring knowledge to life for Michiganders.

 

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