Sarah Bock Email & Phone Number

Bozeman, Mt, Us

Lewistown, Montana, United States

As the Fergus/Petroleum County Family Consumer Sciences and 4-H/Youth Development Extension Agent, I wear many hats. My main focus is to identify needs within my community and find ways to meet those needs that are research-based. I do this by creating and implementing my own programs and through facilitating evidence-based programs I am trained in. I have acquired many certifications that help meet needs within my community that cover a broad range of topics including food safety, caregiving for family members, mental health, strength training for older adults, and team building. Certifications for Teaching: Certified Powerful Tools for Caregivers Instructor - Spring 2021Certified Strong People Instructor - Summer 2021Certified Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) Instructor - Summer 2021Certified Servsafe Instructor and Proctor - Fall 2021Certified Real Colors Facilitator - Fall 2021Certified Safesitter Instructor - Summer 2022Certified Youth Aware of Mental Health (YAM) Instructor - Fall 2022As the 4-H/Youth Development Agent, I work with three other employees in the office to manage a youth program with over 250 members. 4-H teaches youth leadership skills, and responsibility, and encourages them to engage in community service within their communities.

Logan, Utah, United States

During my time in Graduate School at Utah State University, I worked as both a Research and Teaching Assistant in various areas within the College of Education and Human Services. I was a teaching assistant for three undergraduate-level courses - Human Development Across the Lifespan (2 semesters), Adult Development and Aging (2 semesters) and Mental Health Literacy (1 semester). I also was a research assistant in the areas of aging adult research and mental health literacy research.

Choteau, Montana, United States

During the pandemic, I got the opportunity to spend a summer in Choteau, Montana due to the pandemic and was unable to go back to graduate school in person until August. I learned many valuable skills working at Choteau Activities. I assisted adults with developmental disabilities in daily living activities including bathing, eating, managing finances, and recreational activities. I learned about care plans and the importance of following each individual's plan so that they can have the highest quality of life. I also transported patients and was responsible for their safety during transportation outside of the group home throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Bozeman, Montana, United States

As a senior in college, I was given the opportunity to be an intern at the Boys and Girls Club of Southwest Montana. My responsibilities included planning and implementing all acitvities for the after school program and planning summer camp following particular themes. I also worked as a camp counselor to help implement the programs I planned.

Master'S Degree, Human Development And Family Studies, General

Bachelor'S Degree, Human Development And Family Studies, General, 3.96

Activities and Societies: University Panhellenic Council Chi Omega Sorority Phi Upsilon Omicron Honor Society Campus Tour Guide Campus.