Michigan 4-H Volunteer Webinar Series: Engaging 4-H Youth in Animal SCIENCE Education

February 7, 2024 12:00PM - 1:00PM

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Contact: Christine Heverly

A webinar series that will provide Michigan 4-H volunteers with a variety of learning opportunities to help them grow as a volunteer and support the Michigan 4-Hers. This session is Engaging 4-H Youth in Animal SCIENCE Education. Animal science projects are a 4-H favorite! Join us for information about the curriculum and resources available to volunteers to engage 4-H youth in their communities in animal science education. This webinar will also include announcements about statewide 4-H animal science offerings for 2024!

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