Resources
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So You Are an Officer in Your 4-H Club: Secretary
Published on July 11, 2019
This guide will help you in your role and responsibility as 4-H club secretary. -
So You Are an Officer of Your 4-H Club: Reporter
Published on July 11, 2019
This guide will help you in your role and responsibility as 4-H club reporter. -
So You Are an Officer in Your 4-H Club: President
Published on July 11, 2019
This guide will help you in your role and responsibility as 4-H club president. -
So You Are an Officer in Your 4-H Club: Vice President
Published on July 11, 2019
This guide will help you in your role and responsibility as 4-H club vice president. -
So You Are an Officer in Your 4-H Club: Treasurer
Published on July 11, 2019
This guide will help you in your role and responsibility as 4-H club treasurer. -
Children & Youth Impacts: Developing Civically Engaged Leaders
Published on May 29, 2019
Michigan State University (MSU) Extension is helping to develop youth as current and future leaders by providing programs that instill young people with the knowledge and skills to become positive agents of change. -
Michigan 4-H Fundraiser Flyer Checklist
Published on January 30, 2018
A fundraiser flyer checklist for 4-H groups. -
Michigan 4-H Advisory Groups 4-H Club By-Laws: Sample Template
Published on November 9, 2017
A well-written set of by-laws will provide a club with direction and structure. In addition it can outline the major functions of the group so that the membership knows the expectations. -
Listos Para Empezar: Herramientas Para La Capacitación De Tutores (4H1683)
Published on April 25, 2017
This bulletin is in Spanish. The Ready to Go: Mentor Training Toolkit is designed to assist youth mentoring programs in training new and existing mentors and other volunteers working with young people. -
Children & Youth Programming: Developing Civically Engaged Leaders
Published on April 24, 2017
With a goal of ensuring every Michigan child is prepared with the knowledge, tools and skills to lead a healthy and productive life, MSU Extension’s children and youth programming uses the experiential learning model through which children learn best.
