Nikki Hersch

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Nikki Hersch graduated from MSU in 2015 with a degree in Agribusiness Management with a minor in Agronomy. She started her role at the 4-H Program Coordinator in Shiawassee County in March of 2016. In November of 2019 she took over as the interim 4-H Dog Project State Contact. Nikki received her Masters Degree in Strategic Communications in December of 2020 where she specialized in Digital Media Strategies.  

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