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4-H Volunteers- Opportunities for Staff & Volunteers


The Northeast Region Volunteerism team (NERV) invites new staff (within the past 3 years especially, but open to all staff) to join the Northeast Region Clover Academy Series on December 7th from 9am-Noon for 4-H Volunteerism 101. Complete details and registration to come. And to support you in your volunteer trainings, the NERV team will continue to offer the NE Region Volunteer Connections Series. A special opportunity for your volunteers to join volunteers from across the region and supplement your county offerings. Topics, descriptions and registration to come. All sessions will be held from 6:30-8:00pm. We hope you will add them to your local promotion.

  • November 8th

  • January 10th

  • February 13th

  • March 12th

  • April 9th

Please reach out with any questions or suggestions.


Kelly M. Campbell

Volunteer Engagement Specialist

Cornell Cooperative Extension Administration

365 Roberts Hall

Ithaca, NY 14853

607.253.2013 (t)

607.765.7634 (c)

Kmc86@cornell.edu

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