Please join us in welcoming Patricia Hubbard as our new Interim 4-H Youth Development Program Leader beginning February 1. Pat will serve in this capacity until the regular position is filled.
Pat writes, “My first recollection of wanting to be a 4-Her was at the Geauga County Fair, a rural county fair outside of Cleveland, Ohio where I grew up. My dad explained to me that “4-H was just for country kids.” Thank goodness, some things do change! I had to wait until 1996 when I became the 4-H Youth Development Program Director in Suffolk County (eastern end of Long Island) to become a 4-Her! For the next twelve years, I provided leadership for a large 4-H Club program, the Suffolk County Farm and Education Center (www.ccesuffolk.org) and numerous school and community-based 4-H programs. In 2008, I moved to the lower Hudson Valley and accepted the 4-H Program Director position in Rockland County. My responsibilities there included the 4-H Club program and various leadership and career exploration programs. I am delighted to be able to continue my career with Extension as CCEDC’s Interim 4-H Program Leader. This county’s 4-H and Green Teen programs have a statewide reputation for volunteer commitment and youth participation. Please help me to get to know you and the richness of Dutchess County. I can be reached by telephone at (845) 677-8223 extension 105 or by email at pp40@cornell.edu.”
2715 Route 44, Suite 1
Millbrook, NY 12545
Phone: (845) 677-8223
Fax: (845) 677-6563
Email: dutchess@cornell.edu
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