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Junior Supers wanted for State Fair!

Updated: Aug 6


Junior Supers are the backbone of the day-to-day operations of the 4-H youth building during the NYS Fair.  Without them, we don't have support for Youth Building programming, youth mentorship or county supports.  Please share with your youth or send directly to someone who might enjoy joining us at State Fair.  

 

Junior Supers:  We are actively recruiting Junior Superintendents for the 2026 State Fair.  Junior Superintendents are the backbone of the 4-H Youth Building and a key part of how we are able to do what we do at the NYS Fair.  All youth ages 16+ are welcome to apply to work in the youth building.  We will also consider mature 15 year old members with educator endorsement.

 

We provide them with meals, educational supports, and housing (dorms) while they are working with us.  They are welcome to work a few days or the full fair, whatever may fit into their schedules.

 

Applications will be accepted until all spots are filled. More can be found on the website or youth may email Autumn Directly aml84@cornell.edu

 


 

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