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This audio program explores the people and programs that make Indiana 4-H Youth Development such an important part of our communities.
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In 2019 Tenured 4-H Volunteers were recognized at the inaugural Indiana 4-H Leadership Summit. The Summit was held on Saturday, November 16, at the 502 East Event Centre in Carmel.
In addition to recognition of Tenured 4-H Volunteers, the event provided educational sessions that included resources to use with 4-H members; recognized Indiana 4-H Foundation Congress Accomplishment Scholarship recipients; and recognized the Indiana 4-H Volunteer Awards of Excellence winners.
Pictured: Howard Conner, 50 year 4-H Volunteer from Pulaski County
Pictured: Carlton and Cindy Shidler, 35 year 4-H Volunteers from Sullivan County
See the photos of our 2019 Tenured 4-H Volunteers as they were being recognized at the 2019 Indiana 4-H Leadership Summit.
See the photos of our 2018 Tenured 4-H Volunteers as they were being recognized at the 2018 Indiana 4-H Leadership Summit.
See the photos of our 2017 Tenured 4-H Volunteers as they were being recognized at the 2017 State Fair Volunteer Day.
See the photos of our 2016 Tenured 4-H Volunteers as they were being recognized at the 2016 State Fair Volunteer Day.
See the photos of our 2015 Tenured 4-H Volunteers as they were being recognized at the 2015 State Fair Volunteer Day.
See the photos of our 2014 Tenured 4-H Volunteers as they were being recognized at the 2014 State Fair Volunteer Day.
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