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Justin Crowe, 4-H Director and State Program Leader Many of you have heard me say before that the heart of the 4-H program is in the county. Last week, Dr.…
Justin Crowe, 4-H Director and State Program Leader Many of you have heard me say before that the heart of the 4-H program is in the county. Last week, Dr.…
Tennessee 4-H volunteers were awarded for their dedication to 4-H during the 98th Tennessee 4-H Roundup, July 19-23, 2021 at UT Martin.
Join us via Zoom on August 26 as Scott Reese, Extension Specialist, will teach how to build a fire and cook dinner foil packets and dessert packets. (Note these can be made in the oven as well)
The 2021 Tennessee 4-H Project Achievement Day winners were announced in late July at Tennessee 4-H Roundup and All Star Conference and have been posted on the Tennessee 4-H website. These 4-H’ers competed alongside approximately 150 other 4-H members across the state in e-portfolio competition and then interviews to receive top honors. Level I winners received Horizon awards and the opportunity to receive a $500 college scholarship. Level Ii winners received silver bowls, a trip to National 4-H Congress in November and college scholarships.
he Tennessee 4-H scholarship selection committee has competed their evaluation of applications submitted for 2021. The following 4-H’ers were selected and recognized at the 2021 Tennessee 4-H Roundup and All Star Conference. Scholarships totaling more than $30,000 were awarded.
On Thursday, July 22, 83 Tennessee 4-H’ers were inducted as Vol State members during State 4-H Roundup. This impressive candlelight ceremony honors outstanding members with the highest level of recognition a Tennessee 4-H’er may receive, the Vol State Award.
This summer from June 7- August 9, there will be a weekly, healthy living challenge to complete. The challenges are open to all 4-H members in 4th-12th grade.