
Margine Kay Bawden
- Assistant Area Agent, Family and Consumer Sciences
Contact
- (928) 337-2267
- Apache County/Ag Ext, Rm. 1511
- St Johns, AZ 85936
- mbawden@cals.arizona.edu
Degrees
- M.Ed. Educational Leadership
- Arizona State Univeristy, Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Awards
- Community Partnership Award
- National Extension Association Family Consumer Sciences, Fall 2022
Interests
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Courses
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Scholarly Contributions
Journals/Publications
- Bea, J., Jacobs, L., Waits, J., Hartz, V., Martinez, S., Standfast, R., Farrell, V., Bawden, M., Whitmer, E., & Misner, S. (2015). Need for specific sugar-sweetened beverage lessons for fourth- and fifth-graders. Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior, 47(1). doi:10.1016/j.jneb.2014.08.004More infoObjective: Consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages (SSB) is linked to obesity. The authors hypothesized that school-based nutrition education would decrease SSB consumption. Design: Self-selected interventional cohort with random selection for pre and post measurements. Setting: Arizona Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program-Education Program-eligible schools. Participants: Randomly selected (9%) fourth- and fifth-grade classroom students. Intervention: The University of Arizona Nutrition Network provided general nutrition education training and materials to teachers, to be delivered to their students. The University of Arizona Nutrition Network administered behavioral questionnaires to students in both fall and spring. Main Outcome Measure(s): Change in SSB consumption. Analyses: Descriptive statistics were computed for student demographics and beverage consumption on the day before testing. Paired t tests evaluated change in classroom averages. Linear regression assessed potential correlates of SSB consumption. Results: Fall mean SSB consumption was 1.1 (± 0.2) times mean milk and water intake were 1.6 (± 0.2) and 5.2 (± 0.7) times, respectively. Beverage consumption increased (3.2%) in springtime, with increased SSBs (14.4%) accounting for the majority (P = .006). Change in SSB consumption was negatively associated with baseline SSB and water consumption but positively associated with baseline milk fat (P ≤ .05). Conclusions and Implications: The results suggest the need for beverage-specific education to encourage children to consume more healthful beverages in warmer weather.
- Bea, J., Bawden, M., Islas, A., Hartz, V., Martinez, S., Alves, J., & Misner, S. (2014). Nutrition education improves behaviors without accompanying improvements in dietary guideline recognition among rural 4th and 5th graders (273.7). The FASEB Journal, 28(S1). doi:10.1096/fasebj.28.1_supplement.273.7
Presentations
- Bawden, M. K., & Stewart, R. E. (2024, February).
Engaging in Self-discovery to Elevate Your Leadership Capacity within Your Organization
. 2024 Joint Council of Extension Professionals (JCEP) Extension Leadership Conference (ELC). Tampa, FL. - Martinez, C. L., Armstrong Florian, T. L., Wright, A. D., Speirs, K., Aspengren, C., Wilson, H., Bawden, M. K., Parlin, J. M., Stewart, R. E., & Whitmer, E. B. (2024, June). Collective Engagement to Change Health Outcomes . Annual Arizona Rural Health Conference. Flagstaff, AZ: Arizona Center for Rural Health (AzCRH).
- Martinez, C. L., Armstrong Florian, T. L., Wright, A. D., Speirs, K., Aspengren, C., Wilson, H., Bawden, M. K., Parlin, J. M., Stewart, R. E., & Whitmer, E. B. (2024, May). Collective Engagement to Change Health Outcomes . 2024 National Health Outreach Conference. Greenville, SC: Extension Foundation and Roger Rennekamp.
- Meyer, R. M., Bawden, M. K., Stewart, R. E., Speirs, K., & Wilson, H. (2024, September). Opportunities for FCS to Support the Health and Wellbeing Early Care and Education Professionals. 2024 NEAFCS Annual Session. Tucson, AZ: National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences.
- Meyer, R. M., Bawden, M. K., Stewart, R. E., Speirs, K., & Wilson, H. (2024, September). Opportunities for FCS to Support the Health and Wellbeing of Early Care and Education Professionals. 2024 NEAFCS Annual Session. Tucson, AZ: National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences.
- Reinhold, D., Wilson, H., Barber, D., & Corbus, J. (2023, September). NEAFCS Awards Boot Camp. 2023 NEAFCS Annual Session. Providence, RI: National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences.
- Bawden, M. K. (2022, October). Local Wellness Policy Overview, Winslow Unified School District. Winslow Unified School District Administration Presentation. Winslow Unified School District.More infoPresentation on local wellness policy requirements by ADE, review of past local wellness policy efforts with the district.
- Dixon-Kleiber, A. L., Bawden, M. K., Carlson, C. A., & Speirs, K. (2022, August). Celebrating Indigenous Cultures in ECE through Young Children’s Books. . Arizona First Things First Early Childhood Summit. Virtual: Arizona First Things First.More infoPresentation of early literacy techniques so enhance programming for the Baby College 101 and Teachable moments programs.
- Dixon-Kleiber, A. L., Bawden, M. K., Carlson, C. A., & Speirs, K. (2022, August). Celebrating Indigenous Cultures in ECE.. Arizona First Things First Tribal Summit. Virtual: Arizona First Things First.More infoPresentation on the use of early literacy practices and use of tribal resources for the Baby College 101 and Teachable Moments programs.
- Bawden, M. K., Hauser, M., & Paxman, C. (2021, June). 21st Century Activity Modification. 21st Century Symposium. Virtual-ZOOM: Arizona Department of Education.More infoPresentation on potential modifications for 21st Century Programming.
- Bawden, M. K., Wilson, H., & Kulpinski, T. (2021, May). Az Health Zone Learning Collaborative. AZ Health Zone Annual Conference. Virtual-ZOOM: AZ Health Zone.
- Farella, J., Farella, J., Orr, E. R., Orr, E. R., Arias, J. M., Arias, J. M., Bawden, M. K., Bawden, M. K., Dixon, A. L., Dixon, A. L., Curley, D. L., & Curley, D. L. (2021, October). Panel Discussion: Fostering Resilience at Extension. Annual Conference. Zoom: University of Arizona Cooperative Extension.
Poster Presentations
- Bawden, M. K., Bawden, M. K., Speirs, K., Speirs, K., Stewart, R. E., Stewart, R. E., Wilson, H., & Wilson, H. (2024, June). Health and Safety Training Needs of Arizona Child Care Providers. 50th Annual Arizona Rural Health Conference. Flagstaff, AZ: University of Arizona Center for Rural Health.
- Meyer, R. M., Karla, D. l., Speirs, K., Wilson, H., Bawden, M. K., & Stewart, R. E. (2024, May). Fine-tuning Surveys: The Art of Cognitive Interviews in Community-based Programming Development and Evaluation . 2024 National Health Outreach and Engagement Conference. Greenville, SC.
- Meyer, R. M., Meyer, R. M., Bawden, M. K., Bawden, M. K., Stewart, R. E., Stewart, R. E., Speirs, K., Speirs, K., Wilson, H., & Wilson, H. (2024, May). Statewide Needs Assessment of Health and Wellness Professional Development Needs of Child Care Providers. 2024 National Health Outreach and Engagement Conference. Greenville, SC: University of Georgia, North Carolina State, and Clemson University.
- Whitmer, E. B., Stewart, R. E., Pearson, C. L., Novak, A., Bawden, M. K., Armstrong Florian, T. L., Parlin, J. M., & Wilson, H. (2023, September). Utilizing Decision Trees to Help Local Food Micro-entrepreneurs Navigate Food Safety Laws and Regulations. 2023 NEAFCS Annual Session. Providence, RI: National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences.
- Martinez, C. L., Martinez, C. L., Pearson, C. L., Pearson, C. L., Novak, A., Novak, A., Whitmer, E. B., Whitmer, E. B., Stewart, R. E., Stewart, R. E., Armstrong Florian, T. L., Armstrong Florian, T. L., Bawden, M. K., Bawden, M. K., Parlin, J. M., Parlin, J. M., Wilson, H., Wilson, H., Martinez, C. L., , Pearson, C. L., et al. (2023, August). Development of an Online Tool to Guide Small Food Businesses through the Requirements of Arizona Cottage Food Program. 2023 Arizona Cooperative Extension Conference: Building the Future of Extension Through Multi‐Disciplinary Collaboration. Tucson, AZ: University of Arizona Cooperative Extension.
- Meyer, R. M., De la Cruz, K., Stewart, R. E., Bawden, M. K., Speirs, K., & Wilson, H. (2023, August). Unleashing the Power of Cognitive Interviews. 2023 Arizona Cooperative Extension Conference: Building the Future of Extension Through Multi‐Disciplinary Collaboration. Tucson, AZ: University of Arizona Cooperative Extension.
- Whitmer, E. B., Whitmer, E. B., Stewart, R. E., Stewart, R. E., Pearson, C. L., Pearson, C. L., Novak, A., Novak, A., Bawden, M. K., Bawden, M. K., Armstrong Florian, T. L., Armstrong Florian, T. L., Parlin, J. M., Parlin, J. M., Wilson, H., & Wilson, H. (2023, September). Utilizing Decision Trees to Help Local Food Micro-entrepreneurs Navigate Food Safety Laws and Regulations. 2023 NEAFCS Annual Session. Providence, RI: National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences.
- Whitmer, E. B., Whitmer, E. B., Stewart, R. E., Stewart, R. E., Sekaquaptewa, S. K., Sekaquaptewa, S. K., Pearson, C. L., Pearson, C. L., Parlin, J. M., Parlin, J. M., Novak, A., Novak, A., Martinez, C. L., Martinez, C. L., Daugherty, B. R., Daugherty, B. R., Bawden, M. K., Bawden, M. K., Aspengren, C., , Aspengren, C., et al. (2023, August). Food Safety! What’s Family, Consumer, and Health Sciences Got to Do with It?. 2023 Arizona Cooperative Extension Conference: Building the Future of Extension Through Multi‐Disciplinary Collaboration. Tucson, AZ: University of Arizona Cooperative Extension.
- Speirs, K., Arias, J. M., Bawden, M. K., Downer, B., Walsh, M. E., Notah, N., Dixon-Kleiber, A. L., Dominguez, V., Carlson, C., Alves, J., & Sneddy, C. (2022, August). Community-Based Programs to Promote Early Literacy in Two Tribal Communities: A Fruitful FCHS-FRTEP Collaboration. University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Annual Conference.More infoPresentation on the work that has been undertaken to develop successful relationships with the Navajo Nation and the San Carlos Apache tribes to plan, develop, and implement the Baby College 101 and Teachable Moments programs.
Other Teaching Materials
- Bawden, M. K., & Hancock, S. (2022. CATCH Kids Club Training. Vernon Elementary School District.More infoStaff in-service to provide training to all staff on the use and implementation of CATCH Kids Club to support physical activity in school.
- Bawden, M. K., & Reidhead, L. (2022. CATCH Kids Club & SEL Training. Red Sands Christian School.More infoStaff training during in-service on CATCH Kids Club and Social and Emotional Learning resources.
- Bawden, M. K., Begay, A., & Hancock, S. (2022. Local Wellness Policy Overview. Red Mesa Unified School District.More infoPresentation on requirements for ADE Local Wellness Policy revision, implementation and assessment activities. Shared results of previous wellness activities and assessments with new wellness committee.
- Bawden, M. K., Hancock, S., Reidhead, L., & Liddle, R. (2022. How to Freeze Dry: Basics of using a Freeze Dehydrator. Presented in June, August and October of 2022. . Navajo & Apache County Cooperative Extension.More infoCommunity-based presentations/trainings on how to use a freeze dehydrator for food preservation purposes.
Others
- Curley, D. L., & Bawden, M. K. (2024, August).
NEAFCS Annual Meeting Planning Guide
. National Extension Association of Family Consumer Sciences. - Hauser, M. W., Bawden, M. K., Sekaquaptewa, S. K., Thompson, A. B., & Paxman, C. (2022, February). Navajo County Cooperative Extension Annual Report. Navajo County Board of Supervisors, Navajo County Advisory Board.More infoAnnual report detailing all aspects of Navajo County Extension programming.
- Hauser, M. W., Bawden, M. K., Thompson, A. B., & Notah, N. (2022, January). Apache County Cooperative Extension Annual Report. Apache County Board of Supervisors.More infoAnnual report detailing all aspects of Apache County Cooperative Extension programming.