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Sign Up to work at the Dairy Cow Birthing Center at the NY State Fair

The New York Animal Agriculture Coalition (NYAAC) is looking forward to welcoming student clubs/organizations to join us at the Dairy Cow Birthing Center and the Mobile Dairy Experience again this year.


Our schedule has been updated for you to review and sign up for any shift that works for you and your students.

 

 

A few notes to consider:

  • Your chapter/club will earn $100 for each shift

  • There is a different schedule for both the Dairy Cow Birthing Center and the Mobile Dairy Experience.

  • We ask that you sign up for ONE shift at the Dairy Cow Birthing Center to begin with to allow other chapters/clubs the opportunity to join.

  • There are plenty of opportunities at the Mobile Dairy Experience, multiple shifts per day, so feel free to fill in your time at the Mobile Dairy Experience.

 

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  • An adult chaperone is REQUIRED to stay with your group while volunteering. Please DO NOT plan on dropping kids off at the beginning of the shift and returning at the end. The students are ultimately not our responsibility (it’s a school function) and require an adult to be with them during their volunteer time.


Please reach out to Eileen Jensen with any questions at eileen@nyanimalag.org

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