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Junior Youth
01 Conference 06 Teen Summer Summit
02 i4-H 07 Horse & Livestock
03 Junior Teen Retreat |
Cowboy Camp 08 STEM
04 Mustang Camp
09 Utah County Fair
05 4-H Classic 10 Stay Informed
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Youth Conference
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Junior Youth Conference (JYC) is a 3-day camp for 5th June 9-11, 2022
and 6th grade* youth to participate in fun workshops,
enjoy activities with youth their age, and have great Logan, Utah
learning experiences on the Utah State University
campus. With 4-H teens serving as mentors, 4-Hers
$160
improve self-esteem, strengthen involvement and interest
in 4-H, and have opportunities to meet youth from
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throughout the state.
Packing list is available on the website listed below.
Carpool information will be determined based upon
county participation.
Questions? Contact Annaliese Resendes - annaliese.resendes@usu.edu
https://extension.usu.edu/utah4h/events/jyc
*youth having completed 5th & 6th grade, all ages are based upon the 4-H year beginning Sept. 1, 2021
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i4-H is a camp for 7th and 8th graders* who spend
June 16-18, 2022
3 days at the USU Eastern campus in Price. The
members participate in team building workshops
taught by the 4-H State Ambassadors, swim in the Logan, Utah
wave pool, climb the indoor rock wall, plus many
other adventures.
$160
Our events are planned by Design Teams. They
work together to plan and carry out workshops, Register Here
chaperone youth, and act as mentors during i4-H.
Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity this
summer!
Packing list is available on the website listed
below. Carpool information will be determined
based upon county participation.
Questions? Contact Deb Ivie - deborah.ivie@usu.edu | (801) 300-5680
https://extension.usu.edu/utah4h/events/i4h
*youth having completed 7th & 8th grade, all ages are based upon the 4-H year beginning Sept. 1, 2021
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Are you ready for a summer adventure in the
June 20-22, 2022
country!
Nestled in the valley just south of Bear Lake, join us Rich County
at Dot Bar Ranch for Cowboy Camp. Come and get
a taste for the western lifestyle; from horseback
Intermediate Age
riding to learning how to shoot a bow and arrow.
You won’t want to miss out! Youth (11-13)
Youth will get to tour a local cattle ranch, learn $85
more about where their food comes from, and taste
some homegrown beef. The campers will also get to
spend time at the Bridgerland Adventure Park, ride Register Here
horses (optional), try their hand at archery, study
the night sky, and learn leadership skills through
various workshops. This three-day camp will be
packed full of adventure!
Questions? ContactHeather Thomson or Melanie Ogan |. (385) 268-6531
*youth having completed 6th 7th, & 8th grade, all ages are based upon the 4-H year beginning Sept. 1, 2021
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USU Extension and Utah 4-H is thrilled to be offering
June 23-24, 2022
the first of its kind, Mustang Camp! Many youth in Utah
are not familiar with wild horses. This overnight camp &
will provide youth across the state the opportunity to July 28-29, 2022
learn about the federal entities dedicated to managing
public lands, rangelands, wild horses, burros, and the
Intermediate and
relationship between healthy lands and healthy horses.
The unique symbolism surrounding wild horses and Senior Youth
burros makes management a unique problem, and is (grades 6 – 12)
why education is crucial for implementing effective
management solutions. Research has shown that
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providing educational opportunities outside of the
classroom is an effective way of cultivating personal
interest and conservation stewardship in youth. Our
hope is that this camp is a step towards understanding
and appreciating the uniqueness of our wild horses and
burros.
Questions?
Jessie Hadfield | jessie.hadfield@usu.edu | 435-797-8442
Megan Hendrickson - megan.rowley@usu.edu | 435-797-4467
Kimberly Berg - kimberly.berg@usu.edu | 435-797-4467
https://extension.usu.edu/utah4h/events/mustang-camp
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4- H Classic
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Come join us for the Annual 4-H Classic, June 27-29
June 27-29, 2022
2022, in Utah County! We will have volunteer and
youth workshops to provide club meeting ideas on:
Family Consumer Science, STEM, Civic Engagement, $30
Leadership, Horse & Livestock, and Career Readiness.
There are 40+ workshops to choose from. In addition Utah County
to workshops, there will be 20 state contests
happening related to Family Consumer Science, Public
Junior,
Speaking, Horse & Livestock, and STEM. Contests will
Intermediate &
be open to observe.
Senior Youth
Questions?
Adult Volunteers
General Event Information or FCS Contests
JoLene Bunnell | (801) 318-4603
Horse or Livestock Contests,
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Jessie Hadfield | (435) 797-8442.
Speech Contests,
Vernon Parent | (385) 468-4832.
STEM Contests,
Deborah Ivie | (801) 864-5655.
https://extension.usu.edu/utah4h/events/state-contests/4h-classic/index
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Teen Summit is the Premiere Youth Leadership
July 11-13, 2022
Training Conference, hosted by Utah 4-H, for youth in
8th – 12th grade who are interested in developing
meaningful leadership skills. This event will provide Logan, Utah
experiences that build personal and teamwork skills
that enable teens to do more. We believe strongly that
Grades 8 – 12
not only are we building the leaders of tomorrow, we
are empowering them to be leaders of today. Through
workshops, team building experiences, social Register Here
networking and a collaborative exchange of ideas, this
conference will empower teens to see their ability to
effect change now and in the future, preparing them
for the challenges they face today and tomorrow. This
will be a fun, interactive learning experience that will
expand opportunities, build new friendships, and
develop the interpersonal skills that promote success.
Questions? Contact Vernon Parent | (385) 468-4832
https://extension.usu.edu/utah4h/events/teen-summit
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Horse, Livestock
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Horse Show Schedule Outdoor Education
June 2 Horse Show #1
Summer Archery Club
June 30 Horse Show #2
Wednesday's 9:30=11:30am
July 13 Horse Shoe #3
Spanish Fork Fairgrounds
Contact Heather for details.
To learn more about the new Eventing Program
contact Heather.
State-Wide Fly Fishing
Livestock Show Schedule Club
May 31 - June 2 Millard County Junior Livestock Show Learn to fly fish with the
June 26 Livestock Tagging Event #6 state-wide club. Meetings
July 6-9 Southeastern Utah Junior Livestock Show are held over Zoom.
Aug 4-6 Utah County Fair | USLA Events Contact
Aug 10-13 Salt Lake County Junior Livestock Show blake.clark@usu.edu with
questions.
4-H Classic | Horse/Livestock Contests Questions? Contact (385) 268-6531
Heather Thomson - Horse/Outdoor Ed
June 28-29
Corianne Topham - Livestock
Visit website for details
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State 4-H Game Design Kick Off & Challenge | June 3, 6pm
Cost: FREE
Create an original board game with 4-H! This state 4-H challenge is ran in
iterations and completed independently. Get all the info and enjoy an evening of
fun as we kick off the challenge with board game fun and tell you all about the
challenge. You can sign up for both the challenge and the kick off in Zsuite.
Weekly STEM Activities
We are excited to offer regular Summer STEM activities at the following locations
throughout the Summer. Visit our calendar for details, check back often as
activities added throughout the summer.. Activities are being planned at the
following locations:
Salem Library Mapleton Main Library Bookmobile sites in Utah County
Orem 4-H/Extension Office
STEM Camp | June 14-16 10am -12pm
Cost: $35 4-H Office, Orem
Get hands-on and creative with fun and engaging STEM activities. Led by 4-H
STEM Facilitators Amara & Joseph, you will be learning all about various STEM
concepts. Ideal for youth ages 6-10 years of age.
STEM Camp | August 9-11 10am -12pm
Cost: $35 4-H Office, Orem
Hosted by our county STEM Ambassadors, Junior and Intermediate youth will
engage in 2-days of hands on activities designed to develop design and creative
thinking skills all while gaining new knowledge. Ideal for youth 8-13 years of age.09
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The Utah County Fair is the ultimate showcase opportunity for youth in
the 4-H program. Participants have the opportunity to exhibit projects
ranging from 3D Printing to Cooking to Creative Writing. 4-H youth can
also participate in the Utah Junior Livestock Association Fair Show or the
4-H Chicken & Rabbits show.
Deadlines and ownership requirements apply to all
animal events.
Deadlines:
Indoor Exhibits: 4-H Enrollment June 15th
Chicken & Rabbit Show: 4-H Enrollment & Ownership
June 4th
Thursday August 4th
UJLA Show: 4-H Enrollment & Tagging Deadlines Friday August 5th
April 23rd (Cattle) Saturday August 6th
Spanish Fork Fairgrounds
May 28th (Lambs, Hogs, Goats)
475 South Main
Spanish Fork
Youth can enroll in 4-H via Zsuite.10
Stay Informed
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https://extension.usu.edu/utah/4h/calendar
Sign up for email blasts and updates
Activities are added all
https://mailchi.mp/fd3ba3fc0efc/newslettersignup
summer long.
Share our Newsletter with friends and family
https://extension.usu.edu/utah/4h/events/newsletter
Stay tuned and check
back regularly to find
new opportunities for Enroll in Remind text messages
Text @4hutco to 81010
youth.
Follow us on Facebook & Instagram
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Join a Utah County 4-H FB group!
All 4-H: https://www.facebook.com/groups/UtahCounty4H
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