Special Interest Programs

A 4-H SPIN club is a special interest club where five or more young people get together to learn about a topic of interest. The SPIN club model provides increased flexibility in when and how long groups meet.

Current SPIN Clubs:

No SPIN Clubs are scheduled for this time. Stay up to date by getting on our email list!

Email Miranda at warmusk3@msu.edu 

Launch Your Own SPIN Club!

We are always looking for volunteers to host these short-term clubs! They are quite popular among our youth when we launch them. These clubs are quick to start and require less commitment.

 

Why SPIN Clubs?

Do you have a passion, skill, or talent that you would like to share with young people? You choose the topic, we help you launch the club! You can make a difference in the lives of young people by teaching them skills that they can use the rest of their lives. 4-H SPIN clubs are special interest 4-H clubs that match your skills and talents with a small group of young people who want to learn from you.

4-H SPIN clubs meet on a schedule that is convenient for you and when young people are available. 

To launch a SPIN Club there must be:

  • At least one 4-H gold volunteer overseeing the club. 
  • A minimum of six sessions and no more than eight in an eight week time period.

Learn more about 4-H SPIN Clubs

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