Description
Plan, deliver, and evaluate research-based 4-H youth development programs that build skills in agriculture, STEM, healthy living, and leadership. Instruct and advise youth and families, demonstrate hands-on procedures, and translate university research into practical projects. Recruit and train volunteers, coordinate clubs, camps, and fairs, and develop community outreach that supports positive youth development and safe program practices.
- • Recruit, train, and support 4-H volunteers and club leaders.
- • Conduct clubs, workshops, and camps on agriculture, STEM, healthy living, and leadership.
- • Advise 4-H members on project skills such as animal care, gardening, recordkeeping, and budgeting.
- • Provide research-based resources and answers to youth, families, and volunteers.
- • Develop and distribute curricula, lesson plans, and educational materials.
- • Assess community youth needs and set program priorities.
- • Maintain enrollment, volunteer, and program records; document impacts and outcomes.
- • Visit clubs, schools, and project sites to provide guidance and oversight.
- • Organize and support 4-H events, competitions, and fair exhibits.
- • Partner with schools, agencies, and community groups to expand outreach.
- • Lead hands-on demonstrations and experiential learning activities.
- • Evaluate programs, analyze data, and prepare reports and grants.
- • Advocate for positive youth development and represent 4-H to stakeholders.
- • Provide direct assistance with enrollment, risk management, and fair/project logistics.
- • Set participation goals and monitor progress toward program targets.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
