The Hardin County OJJDP mentees had spent several months learning about inter- ior design and science during their monthly club meetings. To complete the study, mentors and mentees had the opportunity to take an experiential travel tour to Asheville, North Carolina, Chattanooga and Nashville.
Now is the time to place your order for neck wallets for camp. You may email the state 4-H office at Trudi or call 865-974-2128. They are still $2 each…
The University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources (CASNR) had graduation ceremonies on Thursday, May 11, 2017. The 4-H Youth Development/Agriculture Leadership, Education and…
Daniel Sarver, Extension Specialist Below are the results from the 4-H Shotgun Jamboree, May 6, 2017, Nashville Gun Club, Nashville, TN: Senior Division(9-12 Grade) – Individual 1st – Michael Sisk…
Dr. Richard Clark I have just finished meeting with Andrea Harris from National 4-H Council. Andrea is our marketing liaison. She reminded me that there are a tremendous number of…
Students involved with the 4-H Mentoring Program recently participated in the 2017 National Day of Service, demonstrating responsible citizenship through community action. 4-H’ers pledge their hands to larger service, so…
Richard Clark, Assistant Dean Often judging teams travel to contests or small groups of 4-H members travel overnight to an event. Due to the excessive cost of housing 18 yr…
The perfect ingredients for a healthy life were enjoyed by Polk County 5th grade youth, parents, and teachers recently at Healthy Horizons Day Camp held at Polk County 4-H’s Camp McCroy.
Dr. Richard Clark have just been informed that Mr. Steve Sutton was selected for induction into the 2017 National 4-H Hall of Fame. This is the highest honor given by…
Dr. Richard Clark Why do we camp in Tennessee 4-H? Because it is A Powerful Positive Force in Youth Development! 4-H members who attend camp: Become more confident and experience…
