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MSU Extension Volunteer Code of Conduct Violations

September 9, 2021 - Michigan State University Extension

Annually, all MSU Extension volunteers review and sign the MSU Extension Volunteer Code of Conduct, Evaluation Acknowledgement, Media Release and Medical Form. The code of conduct portion helps volunteers to understand our expectations for them as they represent MSU Extension programs. It is the expectation that all volunteers comply with the MSU Extension Code of Conduct and failure to do so will lead to consequences.

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