If you are like me, at some point in your year, you ask yourself, “Is all this promotion, marketing, long hours, and preparation worth it? Does anyone even notice?”
Is It Really Worth It?
VOLSpotlight: Denise Routzhan, Robertson County
Denise Routzahn is a former 4-H member from Robertson County. As a 4-H member, she was an Honor Club member, an All –Star and a Vol state recipient. Her projects work included public speaking, arts and crafts, citizenship and leadership, plus participated on several judging teams.
VOLSpotlight
Carmen G. Burgos, Extension Specialist A new addition! Vol Spotlight We have outstanding 4-H volunteer leaders throughout the state of Tennessee involved in growing future leaders and expanding learning opportunities…
REMINDER: State Teen Leader Applications Process for Electric Camp & Target Smart Camp
Daniel Sarver, Extension Specialist We are approaching the time of year when State Teen Leader Applications for Electric Camp and Target Smart Camp are coming due to your Regional Office.…
4-H Project Portfolios Due in State Office by May 1
Minor changes to Portfolio Process for 2018 Don’t forget – May 1 is the deadline to submit 4-H Project Portfolios to the state office. Again, this year, all submissions will…
Ride’m Cowboy…and Cowgirl
Timothy Roberts, Ag Extension Agent, Shelby County Prior to the High School Rodeo at Agricenter’s Show Place Arena, Shelby County Extension, Agricenter, and the High School Rodeo Association, teamed together…
Reminder: 4-H College Scholarship Applications due to the State Office May 1*
Carmen G. Burgos, Extension Specialist We are now using an online 4-H College Scholarship Program to submit scholarship applications. The program is very easy to use. Each section has brief…
Pathways to Sustained 4-H Involvement
Dr. Richard Clark Now is the time to transition your school 4-H club members to on-going community 4-H events/project groups/camp or activities for the summer. Continuous long-term 4-H involvement is…
Feature Friday: Cortez Chandler, Madison County [Mutiple Grant Programs]
Cortez Chandler is a model 4-H member in Madison County. Cortez began his 4-H career at the Jackson Family YMCA as he participated in the 4-H Leaps and Bounds program. He went on to attend 4-H camp and has continued his involvement through the 4-H Honor Club and All-Star Programs. Currently, Cortez serves as a 4-H Healthy Living Ambassador for Madison County.
Tennessee Conference on Volunteerism and Service Learning
Justin Crowe, Extension Specialist Tennessee 4-H members recently joined educators, counsellors, and community leaders for the annual Tennessee Conference on Volunteerism and Service Learning. While at the conference, 4-H members…
