Welcome to
WSU Lewis County
4-H & Youth Development!
Upcoming Events and SWWF Forms for 2008:
July Summer 2008 Daycamp Info
Club Public Presentation Form 2008
Animal Entry Form 2008, 2 pages
Food Entry Form 2008, 2 pages
4-H
Volunteer Timesheets
4-H Horse 2008 SWWF Entry Form (Legal sized paper)
4-H Horse 2008 Rider Fee Registration Form
The 4-H Youth Development program provides hands-on learning opportunities
for youth, K-12. The program is conducted by adult volunteers in
partnership with WSU faculty and county staff. Life skills are acquired
through fun, experiental 4-H educational activities.
Flood Relief Mini Grant Application
If you or a member of your club were affected by the recent flood event, please feel free to apply for the mini grant to assist you in re-establishing a portion of your project.
How
to Find Out More: For more information about joining
4-H or becoming a 4-H program club leader or volunteer, please E-mail Pam
Watson, 4-H Agent, or Janet Trotter, Office Manager.
What is 4-H?
4-H
is the youth development education program of
WSU Extension, which is conducted jointly by the U.S. Department
of Agriculture, the state land grant university (Washington State
University), and your county government.
Today
4-H is everywhere--in cities, suburbs, small towns, and rural communities. 4-H is the
largest youth development organization in the nation. The United
States has more than 5 million members and 600,000 leaders. Around
the world, 4-H type clubs now exist in at least 82 countries. In
the 2003 4-H serves a broad clientele with expanded program focus
using a variety of ways to deliver its effective "learn
by doing & approach.
Online Newsletter & Upcoming Events
Our 4-H Newsletter "4-H Clover" is published monthly.
You can always find a copy of the most recent issued by following
this link:
Lewis
County 4-H Clover Newsletter
Other
useful State-Wide 4-H Links:
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