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Targeted Topics: Professional Development in Shooting Sports


Good afternoon-

Please feel free to share this new 4-H shooting sports opportunity with your volunteers and families! 4-H staff are also welcome and encouraged to join in!


Dutchess County 4-H is excited to welcome all shooting sports instructors, educators, parents, and leaders to join NYS Level 2 Instructors for "Targeted Topics", a new virtual series of professional development in 4-H shooting sports!

We hope you will join us for the first session on April 25th at 7pm.

Registration is required: https://tinyurl.com/4hsstt

Please direct any questions to smk359@cornell.edu or topbjenks1@gmail.com


Emma Kron

4-H Program Manager

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