Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service opens new Texas 4-H headquarters
New statewide hub strengthens development, leadership opportunities for more than 520,000 Texas youth
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New statewide hub strengthens development, leadership opportunities for more than 520,000 Texas youth
Expanded facility in Canyon to better serve region through research and educational outreach
AgriLife Extension program guides students with hands-on training and coursework
Whittlesey recognized for global impact through youth gardening initiatives
Longtime agent will guide family and community health, 4-H youth development programs in 41 counties
Agents provide county-level agriculture, natural resources, youth, family and community health programming
Commits $300,000 over three years for program expansion into Bexar County
Event to provide actionable approaches to help teens build strong, inclusive relationships
Will support facility design, programs and naming opportunities at new Texas 4-H headquarters
During National 4-H Week, Texas 4-H Council president reflects on how the organization prepares youth to lead and serve
State-of-the-art facility to expand leadership, learning opportunity in nation’s largest 4-H program
One-day session covers safety, ethics and skills for responsible hunting
Learn strategies to strengthen resilience, life skills and youth-adult connections in military families
Event open to all Texas exhibitors
Event focuses on fostering positive outcomes through camps, 4-H and military youth services
Event explores fostering belonging in transient students to build a sense of community
State association recognizes innovative STEM, agriculture, leadership and community service programs
Texas A&M Department of Entomology camps offer hands-on experiences in insect science and forensic investigation
Will provide leadership in educational program impact, community engagement
New personnel will lead educational outreach and programming in their communities