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4-H Environmental & Outdoor Education

4-H Entomology 4-H Exploration Days 4-H Forestry Fun Camp 4-H Great Lakes & Natural Resources Camp 4-H Junior Citizen Planner 4-H Plants, Soils & Gardening 4-H Renewable Energy Camp 4-H Scholarships & Recognition Program 4-H Shooting Sports 4-H State Shooting Sports Tournament Michigan 4-H Youth Conservation Council Outdoor Adventure Challenge

4-H Animal Science

4-H Animal & Veterinary Science Camp 4-H Animal Evaluation 4-H Beef Production & Management 4-H Cloverbuds, Ages 5-7 4-H Companion Animals 4-H Dairy Cattle Production & Management 4-H Exploration Days 4-H Goat Production & Management 4-H Horses & Ponies 4-H Poultry Production & Management 4-H Proud Equestrians Program 4-H Rabbits & Cavies 4-H Scholarships & Recognition Program 4-H Science Blast in the Class 4-H Sheep Production & Management 4-H Swine Production & Management 4-H Veterinary Science Youth Business Guide to Success

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Practicing mindfulness can help relieve anxiety among children, youth and adults

Published on June 29, 2016
Resources are available to help you and your children learn to experience and navigate anxiety more effectively.
Benefits to youth in developing youth and adult partnerships

Published on December 13, 2013
Examining the benefits youth gain when youth voice is utilized in decision making roles with adults.
4-H China Project | 4-H China Project

Conducted in cooperation with the People’s Republic of China, the Michigan 4-H China Project is a global education program that allows youth to explore another culture while communicating with their peers across the globe through visual letters.
Eric Dobbrastine

Ingham County 4-H Program Coordinator
dobbras1@msu.edu
517-676-7300
Debra Barrett

Career Exploration/Work Force Preparation
smithde6@msu.edu
269-927-5674
Jessica Coron

4-H Program Coordinator/Community Nutrition Instructor
coronjes@msu.edu
906-302-3253
Heidi Locke

4-H Program Coordinator
hlocke@msu.edu
810-244-8510
Emily Hoover

Emily Hoover - 4-H Program Coordinator
hooverem@msu.edu
517-552-6903
The Intersection of Youth and Agriculture

Published on July 30, 2017
Kwame Yeboah and Thomas Jayne, panelists on a Joint FSP/AAP/Chicago Council session, Annual meeting of AAEA, Chicago, IL, July 30, 2017
Helping youth thrive through disappointment

Published on August 22, 2013
As adults we need to be prepared to help youth work through an emotion such as disappointment so they are able to reach their fullest potential. Learn about five steps you can do to help youth thrive through disappointment.
Character Education | Character Education

Character education is the process of learning common attitudes, beliefs and behaviors that are important for people to have as responsible citizens. Parents, teachers, 4-H volunteers and families can help youth positively develop character.
Jill Connin

4-H Program Coordinator & Community Nutrition Instructor
conninji@msu.edu
906-286-3327
Laurie Rivetto

4-H Career Exploration/Work Force Preparation
rivettol@msu.edu
734-727-7234
Young children and the news: How much is too much?

Published on December 12, 2014
Be aware, your children are watching and listening.
Keeping Kids Safe: Ages 0-5

Published on November 5, 2019
This resource introduces key concepts and age-appropriate activities for youth ages 0-5 that can be used to help protect children from child sexual abuse and help them build skills and knowledge that will reduce their risk of being victimized.
Keeping Kids Safe: Ages 6-11

Published on November 7, 2019
This resource introduces key concepts and age-appropriate activities for youth ages 6-11 that can be used to help protect children from child sexual abuse and help them build skills and knowledge that will reduce their risk of being victimized.
Keeping Kids Safe: Ages 12-17

Published on November 7, 2019
This resource introduces key concepts and age-appropriate activities for youth ages 12-17 that can be used to help protect children from child sexual abuse and help them build skills and knowledge that will reduce their risk of being victimized.
Developing citizens – age appropriate citizenship education for children ages 5 to 8

Published on December 30, 2013
Knowing some characteristics of child and youth development can help adults to provide meaningful experiences related to citizenship education.
Connie Lange

4-H Leadership/Civic Engagement
langec@msu.edu