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North Central North Central Diversity—Individual (National Award) Nancy Bowen-Ellzey, Ohio State University Extension Diversity—Team (National Award) Elizabeth Templin, University of Minnesota Extension Brigid Tuck, University of Minnesota Extension Scott Chazdon, University of Minnesota Ext Center for Community Vitality Michael Darger, University of Minnesota Extension Mary Ann Hennen, University of Minnesota Extension Claudia Cody, University of Minnesota Extension Val Vargas, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Minnesota Barbara Davis, Minnesota Black Chamber of Commerce Rachel Vilsack, Department of Employment and Economic Development Joe Klein, Department of Employment and Economic Development Laura Miller, Department of Employment and Economic Development Terrell Towers, Department of Employment and Economic Development Education Piece—Individual (National Award) Art Nash, University of Minnesota Extension Education Piece—Team (National Award) Donna Rae Scheffert, University of Minnesota Extension Jody Horntvedt, University of Minnesota Joyce Hoelting, University of Minnesota Ext Center for Community Vitality Mary Vitcinda, University of Minnesota Extension Scott Chazdon, University of Minnesota Ext Center for Community Vitality Education Technology—Individual (National Award) Erich Romich, Ohio State University - Wyandot County Education Technology—Team Patricia Brinkman, Ohio State University - Fayette County Susan Holladay, Ohio State University Extension - Clinton County Melanie Hart, Ohio State University Extension – Greene County Chris Olinsky, Ohio State University Extension – Montgomery County Rose Fisher Merkowitz, Ohio State University Extension - Highland County Sue Reynolds, Ohio State University Extension – Clinton County Excellence in Community Development Work—Individual Sharon Strouse, Ohio State University Extension Excellence in Community Development Work—Team Jody Horntvedt, University of Minnesota Cindy Bigger, University of Minnesota Extension Barb Anderson, University of Minnesota Extension Dawn Horner, University of Minnesota Extension Excellence in Teamwork (National Award) Dick Senese, University of Minnesota Extension Bjorn Arneson, University of Minnesota-Horizons Program Cindy Cohen, University of Minnesota-Horizons Program Cindy Bigger, University of Minnesota Extension Monica Herrera, University of Minnesota-Horizons Program Susan Hinrichs, University of Minnesota-Horizons Program Jessica Peterson White, University of Minnesota-Horizons Program Media Presentation—Team (National Award) Nancy Bowen-Ellzey, Ohio State University Extension Myra Moss, Ohio State University Extension State Distinguished Service Award Bill Grunkemeyer, Ohio State University Extension Barbara J. 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