New extension agent begins work at Gloucester office
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Glenn Sturm recently accepted the position of associate extension agent for the six counties on the Middle Peninsula.
Sturm, 23, began in his new job on March 12 and is based at the Gloucester Extension office on Carriage Court. He replaces Marilyn Morris as the Family and Consumer Sciences agent, who retired in June 2010 after many years of service with the Virginia Cooperative Extension Service.
Among areas Sturm is responsible for throughout the region are financial education and literacy, food nutrition and health, and family and human development.
Those broad areas include programs as diverse as a debt education course and child abuse awareness, he said.
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