Save the Date! 2023 4-H Animal Science Career Quest

The 4-H Animal Science Career Quest gives youth an opportunity to explore the many career options that are available within the fields of animal science and veterinary medicine, as well as the MSU programs that will help get them there.

4-H Animal Science Career Quest will make its return February 18th & 19th, 2023! This event gives youth an opportunity to explore the many career options that are available within the fields of animal science and veterinary medicine, as well as the MSU programs that will help get them there. Please save the date for this event and keep an eye out for registration information!

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