Molly Forman is serving as the FCH Regional Program Leader for the North Region. She provides leadership for Family and Community Health programs with youth and adult audiences in the 41 North Region Counties which surround Amarillo and Lubbock. She holds a B.S. degree in Family and Consumer Science from Texas Tech University and a M.S. degree in Agriculture Education from Texas Tech University.  Ms. Forman has been a part of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service team since 2009.  Prior to her appointment as North Region FCH Program Leader in February, 2022, she has served as an FCS agent in Briscoe and Hall counties.

Forman has implemented health and wellness education, including the Better Living for Texans educational series, Learn, Grow, Eat, Go!, food handlers certification, agricultural literacy programs, financial literacy, Shattered Dreams, Ag Day and the 4-H Food and Nutrition Project.

She has been awarded two Superior Service Awards and two Vice Chancellor's Awards of Excellence in recognition of her programmatic efforts involving health and wellness. These programs addressed the needs of residents across a wide range of ages and backgrounds