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Sept. 18, 2007

Extension Names Judy Gully to West Region Leadership Post

Writer: Steve Byrns, 325-653-4576,s-byrns@tamu.edu
Contact: Dr. Judy Warren, 979-845-7982,jl-warren@tamu.edu

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SAN ANGELO – Judy Gully has been named the regional program director for family and consumer sciences in Texas Cooperative Extension's west region.

Gully will be based out of the Texas A&M University System Agricultural Research and Extension Center at San Angelo.

"I am excited about the opportunity to continue the work that Renee Sanders, former regional program director for the west region has begun,"Gully said. "The west region consists of 69 counties, and I will be showcasing the outstanding programming efforts of the family and consumer sciences agents who serve these counties."

Gully has been an Extension agent since 1994. She earned a bachelor of science degree in home economics education from Texas State University in1978 and a master of science degree in family studies from Texas Woman's University in 2005.

Gully has served the west region for 13 years. She has been the family and consumer sciences program leader in Taylor County since 2003. Prior to her move to Taylor County, Gully served as a family and consumer sciences agent and county coordinator in Nolan and Upton counties.

Before joining Extension, she was a vocational home economics teacher at McGregor, Aquilla and Wall for more than eight years.

Gully has served in a number of Extension leadership roles including: agent mentor since 20004, the family and consumer sciences state marketing committee, state and district Better Living for Texans advisory committees, and the State Extension Diabetes Response Team which set the framework for the Do Well Be Well Outcome Program.

Her community service includes work with the Head Start program, the Aging Texas Well Community Planning Panel, Day Nursery of Abilene, Sweetwater High School and the Abilene Independent School District.

Gully and her husband Mark will live in San Angelo. The couple have a grown son, Eric, who works in Abilene. Gully's parents are Norbert and Lucille Halfmann of Eola.

Gully fills the position formerly held by Sanders who recently retired.

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