Dr. Richard Clark Finding volunteer can be difficult, especially millennials. When looking for 4-H millennial volunteers, consider the following tips: Research from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that people…
Engaging Millennials in 4-H Volunteer Efforts
Feature Friday: Teens in Pickett County [Health Rocks!]
Teens in Picket County just finished teaching Health Rocks! lessons to 7th and 8th grade. The teens worked hard to prepare and teach each lesson, making an impact with the youth they taught.
State 4-H Volunteer Awards
Carmen G. Burgos, Extension Specialist A Great Opportunity to Recognize your Volunteers! Volunteers are at the heart of 4-H. The are making a difference in communities across the state and…
2018 TAE4-HW Service Award Winners
Congratulations to the following that received awards at the TAE4-HW Annual Meeting held May 2-4 in Johnson City, TN. George Foster Brent Smith, Grundy County Keith Boone, Hancock County Matt…
2018 Tennessee 4-H Photo Search Contest
The due date for contest entries is rapidly approaching. Changes for this year’s contest were published in the March 29th edition of the Tennessee 4-H Ideas newsletter, (March 29, Vol. 18, issue 13). The changes are in regards to how to submit entries. Everything else is the same.
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Dr. Richard Clark The Governor of Tennessee has been working hard on an initiative called Drive to 55. This is in- tended to get more Tennessee youth and adults to…
Bradley County Welcomes 38 New Honor Club Members
Justin Crowe, Extension Specialist Bradley County had 38 Honor Club applications approved last month. Congratulations to 4-H agents Lynne Middleton and Robin Ramsey on making opportunities available that would enable…
ROUNDUP DONOR OPPORTUNITIES
Steve Sutton, Assistant Director,Tennessee 4-H Foundation College scholarships are awarded to all Level II project winners at State 4-H Roundup each July. There are currently eight (8) project areas available…
Feature Friday: Tim Held, Bradley County [Multiple Grant Programs]
Tim Held, one of Bradley County’s Honor Club members, is very active and looks for leadership opportunities in his club, in the count, and even on a regional and state levels.
Summer Camp Update – Summer Camp Update
Daniel Sarver, Extension Specialist Much of the following information was sent previously via email to the Regional Offices, via previous e- newsletters (Tennessee 4-H Ideas) and discussed via camp planning…
