4-H and Youth Development
Clark County Leaders Association Scholarship 2013 Deadline: April 17, 2013
Welcome to Clark County 4-H!
The largest youth program in the nation, 4-H is a national program that has a home in every state in the country! The home of the 4-H Youth Development Program in our state is Washington State University, and it is brought to local communities by Washington State University Extension faculty and staff.
Our Mission: Positive Youth Development
The mission of the 4-H Youth Development Program is to help young people grow into responsible, contributing citizens. To reach this goal, 4-H has developed educational materials that emphasize development of life skills in young people through fun, hands-on projects. The 4-H educational materials are developed by education specialists, and updated approximately every 5 years to keep the content fresh and relevant. Each leader and member manual is full of directions for fun, hands-on activities that, at the same time, teach critical life skills.
Please Visit or Contact Us!
We warmly welcome you to Clark County 4-H! Whether you are new to the Clover or already part of the 4-H family, we hope that you’ll find what you’re looking for on our website. If not, please email Shirley Morgan, 4-H Clubs Program Coordinator at Shirley.morgan@clark.wa.gov; or Marcia Wannamaker, who provides 4-H clerical support, at marcia.wannamaker@clark.wa.gov. You can also give us a call at 397-6060 ext. 5730 (for Marcia) or ext. 5710 (for Shirley). In Clark County, our office is located on the beautiful 80 acre campus of the Center for Agriculture, Science, and Environmental Education at 1919 NE 78th Street, Vancouver, WA 98665. Please call ahead if you need something to ensure we have it ready for you.
We look forward to hearing from you!
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