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Allison Bigbee
Statewide Program Team Assistant
Rural Health and Nutrition Program Team
Office: ECHO in Pendleton
Phone:
Email: ahr2@clemson.edu
Personal Website: https://abigbeedesign.weebly.com/
Educational Background
MFA Furniture Design
Rhode Island School of Design 2004
M.Ed Learning Design and Technology
Winthrop University 2025
BFA Sculpture and Drawing
Winthrop University 1996
Courses Taught
Skills for Lifelong Learning
Humanities: The Ancient World to Medieval Times
World Mythology
Profile
Allison Bigbee is a statewide program team assistant with Clemson University Cooperative Extension’s Rural Health & Nutrition team. She supports statewide programs through communications, digital content, program promotion, educational resources, and participant and agent support. With a background in art education, instructional design, and community arts programming, Allison brings creativity and a learner-centered approach to her work. She enjoys collaborating with others, solving problems, and creating resources that make health information more accessible and engaging.
Extension and Outreach
EXCITE (Expanding Community Health Improvement Through Extension) Grant: Supported the development of self-paced online learning modules, educational resources, and training materials for the EXCITE grant initiative. Collaborated with program staff and subject-matter experts to translate grant content into accessible, learner-centered resources for Extension professionals and community partners.
Support statewide Rural Health & Nutrition programs through strategic social media and digital outreach.