Family & Community Education Clubs
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Family & Community Education Clubs (FCE)
More than 24,000 Nebraska homemakers are part of the unique organization called "FCE" - Family and Community Education Clubs.
Family and Community Education Clubs are part of a voluntary educational program designed to meet needs and interest of Nebraska homemakers. Groups of homemakers meet on a regular basis, usually once a month, to participate in a variety of educational and social experiences. The leader training lesson is an example of one of the educational programs. These lessons are prepared by Extension specialists at the University of Nebraska.
Lessons may include:
- Human Relationships
- Nutrition
- Food
- Health
- Child Development
- Management of Family Resources
- Clothing Selection and Care
- Home Furnishings
For more information on FCE in Lancaster County, Nebraska, contact Lorene Bartos, Extension Educator at 402-441-7180. If you live outside of Lancaster County, contact your local Extension office.
2008 Officers: At the January Family and Community Education (FCE) Council meeting, the following officers were installed for 2008 (Top photo left to right): Bonnie Krueger--President; Joy Kruse--Secretary; Clarice Steffens--Treasurer; Irene Colborn--Vice President and (not pictured) Alice Doane--Historian
Resources:
- You are on the FCE Home Page
- News & Notes
- FCE Creed & Mission
Contact Information
Lorene Bartos, Extension Educator
University of Nebraska-Lincolnin Lancaster County
Web site: lancaster.unl.edu
444 Cherrycreek Road, Suite A,
Lincoln, NE 68528
| 402-441-7180
