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Experiential Learning - effective programming, December 16, 2021
MSU Extension volunteers get involved in communities, December 14, 2021
Gifts that make an impact, December 9, 2021
Volunteer for your health, December 8, 2021
Resolutions, December 8, 2021
Michigan 4-H volunteer spotlight: Branch County’s Laura Johns, May 19, 2020
Planning tips for 4-H fundraisers, February 26, 2018
Boundaries have benefits, January 5, 2018
Tips for setting boundaries, January 5, 2018
Listening to understand, January 5, 2018
Delegation made easy, January 5, 2018
The art of providing feedback, January 5, 2018
Redefining boundaries, January 5, 2018
4-H: It’s not just for young people, January 4, 2018
Martin Luther King Jr Day: a day to serve, January 3, 2018
What inspires people to volunteer?, December 22, 2017
Spread holiday cheer as you volunteer, December 22, 2017
Directions matter: Tips for being clear, December 12, 2017
How to be a happy volunteer, October 6, 2017
4-H volunteers: What your 4-H staff member wants you to know, August 7, 2017
Smiles, laughter and life lessons at the fair, August 4, 2017
The magic of fair, August 3, 2017
Consider food allergies when planning refreshments, June 6, 2017
Defining the issue will help in resolving conflict, May 19, 2017
Volunteer recognition made simple, April 27, 2017
Avoid being “that” parent or volunteer, April 27, 2017
4-H fundraiser wrap-up, March 20, 2017
4-H fundraisers and the policies surrounding them, March 15, 2017
How will you recognize your volunteers?, February 1, 2017
What motivates you? Affiliation, December 27, 2016
What motivates you? Influence, December 27, 2016
What motivates you? Achievement, December 27, 2016
Did you resolve to make a difference in 2017?, December 22, 2016
Do you have helicopter parents in your club?, December 14, 2016
Creating positive environments, December 12, 2016
Volunteer recruitment: The ask makes the difference, December 12, 2016
What’s their learning style? Part 3: Visual learners, August 19, 2016
What’s their learning style? Part 2: Kinesthetic learners, August 17, 2016
What’s their learning style? Part 1: Auditory learners, August 15, 2016
4-H cooking volunteers – it’s more than baking cookies!, August 3, 2016
Volunteer for a life of benefits, July 27, 2016
4-H sewing leaders produce more than great garments, July 27, 2016
State 4-H Awards: A period of reflection, July 21, 2016
2016 4-H Mark of Excellence winners announced, July 21, 2016
4-H shooting sports teaches safety and life skills, July 19, 2016
Learn about 4-H volunteering from e-learning modules, July 14, 2016
Positive behavior tips, May 6, 2016
Building a successful team, May 5, 2016
Resolve to be your best self, January 4, 2016
4-H membership types, January 4, 2016
Volunteers utilize experiential learning, January 4, 2016
Photography as a 4-H project, December 30, 2015
Kids talk you into a pet?, December 30, 2015
Tips for giving directions, December 30, 2015
What happens at a project meeting?, December 30, 2015
So I joined a 4-H club – now what?, December 30, 2015
Volunteers make a difference, December 22, 2015
Essay contest for 4-H members, December 22, 2015
Find peace, hope and joy as a volunteer, December 21, 2015
Make Martin Luther King, Jr. Day a day of service, December 21, 2015
Still looking for the perfect gift? Try giving the gift of time, December 21, 2015
How will you celebrate National 4-H Week?, October 1, 2015
Show your 4-H face on social media during National 4-H Week, October 1, 2015
Volunteers engage in the 4-H Volunteer e-Forum, September 30, 2015
Embrace your inner scientist on National Youth Science Day, August 21, 2015
4-H members have a lot to do before packing the tack box, August 20, 2015
Photography projects produce more than a picture, August 12, 2015
Lessons learned as a 4-H parent: One parent’s perspective, August 3, 2015
What the non-livestock 4-H member wants you to know, July 31, 2015
Cooking up a 4-H club, July 24, 2015
How are those goals and resolutions coming along?, February 5, 2015
Baby boomers as volunteers, October 17, 2014
College students do more than just study, October 15, 2014
Goal setting: Are you ready to get it done?, January 13, 2014
How do I plan a meeting?, December 30, 2013
Do you have a club calendar?, December 30, 2013
4-H offers recognition for youth across the state, December 30, 2013
Box it up for success, October 10, 2013
The first club meeting, September 13, 2013
Why are Cloverbuds special?, September 9, 2013
I pledge my hands to larger service, September 3, 2013
Record keeping for 4-Her’s, August 31, 2013
Which club is right for you?, August 29, 2013
Recognition can occur for different reasons, August 27, 2013
A variety of leadership roles are available in 4-H, August 22, 2013

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