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Mackinac County MSU Extension
100 S. Marley Street, Rm 100
St. Ignace, Michigan
49781
United States

Email Address: msue49@msu.edu
Phone: 906-643-7307 1-800-555-7307
Fax: 906-643-0353
 
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Mackinac County MSU Extension Staff

 

Tracie Abram

Extension Educator, Better Kid Care

Phone/Fax (906) 586-6001

abram@msu.edu

 

Mary Pemble-Swiderski

Extension Educator, Family Nutrition Program

(906) 643-7307

pemble@msu.edu

 

Candy Dekeyser

Administrative Secretary

(906) 643-7307

dekeyse4@msu.edu

 
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Michigan 4-H sticks to some basic guiding principles that define how it approaches its work with youth. If you want to read the full document, you can download Michigan 4-H Guiding Principles as an Adobe PDF handout. 

Here’s the quick version.

  1. Youth develop positive relationships with adults and peers.
  2. Youth are physically and emotionally safe.
  3. Youth are actively engaged in their own development.
  4. Youth are considered participants rather than recipients in the learning process.
  5. Youth develop skills that help them succeed. 
  6. Youth recognize, understand and appreciate multiculturalism.
  7. Youth grow and contribute as active citizens through service and leadership.


How to Join 4-H

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Frequently Ask Questions about 4-H.
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   Do you know your numbers?

 

The MSU Extension “I Know MI Numbers” (pronounced: “I know my numbers”) initiative is intended to inspire Michigan residents to actively engage in understanding what “numbers” translate into healthier living, a cleaner environment, educational achievement, good local government, and ultimately, a prosperous Michigan. The final goal is a state that is thriving and successful.

 

Watch the video here.

 

Read the announcement here.
 

 
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