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Sparks Space December

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Program Work Team Extravaganza! December 14th @ 10:00 am

What are Program Work Teams? How do they support your local 4-H program? How do they support collaborative spaces to foster innovation in 4-H Youth Development? Please join us for the December 14 Sparks Space program, hosted by NYS 4-H Director Andy Turner, to learn directly from Celeste Carmichael and many of our 4-H focused Program Work Team (PWT) leaders. Whether you are already serving on a PWT but are curious about what the other PWT’s are up to, or you are brand new to CCE and just trying to learn how things work, this session will be helpful. Join us to learn about PWT’s focused on STEM, Civic Engagement, Agriculture and Food Systems, Health and Wellness, Youth and Nature, and Risk and Thriving in Adolescents, and a new PWT in the making, all in one session!

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

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