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The Council for Certification at the American Home Economics Association has just announced that Helen W. Smith, Extension agent, home economics for Rappahannock County, has earned the Certified Home Economist (CHE) credential.
As one of 8,500 CHEs across the United States, Mrs. Smith demonstrates continuing commitment to maintaining a current level of knowledge in the field of home economics.
CHEs work in diverse roles internationally. A CHE might be found in San Francisco conducting research, in New York managing a hotel staff, in Dallas advising viewersfhow to invest, in Atlanta using a gtatre-of-the-art computer to design a bank lobby, in Paris buying a new fall line for retail, or in Omaha teaching family living courses.
The common link of all these people is the multidimensional profession of home economics and a commitment to continuing education.
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