3365 W Brewster StAppleton, WI 54914

920-832-5123outagamie.extension.wisc.edu

The first newsletter of the year is mailed to every family. Future newsletters will be sent by email and available on our website:https://outagamie.extension.wisc.edu/4-hyouth-development/newsletters/

If you would like to continue to receive newsletters in the mail, please contact Vicki at 832-5123 or vicki.handschke@outagamie.org.

Educator’s Corner

4-H Connections NewsletterJanuary/February 2021

NEXT LEADERS MEETING:

Monday, January 25 |Zoom Meeting | 7:00 pmRegister in advance: https://bit.ly/Jan4-HMeetingAfter registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Happy New Year!

I don’t need to tell any of you that 2020 was quite the year. I am cautiously optimistic that we might be able to return to in person programming by summer. It might still not look how we wish, we might need to be aware of distance and wearing masks, but I think that we will be excited to get back together.

In the meantime, I am encouraging you all to reach out to each other. Plan those Zooms or Google Meets, don’t be discouraged if you only have one or two people join you. Be understanding that everyone is in a different space during this time, they may want to join but have something else come up last minute. I know everyone is spending a lot more time in front of a computer and there maybe a tendency to say, “I don’t want to have an online meeting because no one wants to be on the computer any more than they have to.” But when we are done with our school day or work day online, what do we do? Many times we go back and sit on our screens again attempting to connect with people. Our virtual meetings do some of that. 4-H is not just education and business, it is fun and connecting with people who enjoy similar things.

If you would like to attempt to hold an in person meeting, please check out the state’s guidance on the website https://4h.extension.wisc.edu/4-h-faqs-related-to-covid-19/. After you have checked out that website and think that you can safely continue to plan a face-to-face meeting please contact me for the Program Planning Checklist that needs to be filled and approved. Please note that the local health situation will affect the approval of these meetings.

Thank you for all that you have been doing over the last nine months!

Stay positive and keep connecting!

Alicia Schroeder-Haag4-H Program Coordinatoralicia.schroederhaag@wisc.edu

outagamie.extension.wisc.edu

2

January1 Extension Office CLOSED21 VIP Training | Extension Office | 10:30am - Noon25 Leaders Association Meeting | Zoom | 7:00 pm

February1 EducationalTravelExperiencesScholarshipApplicationsDUE1 NewsletterSubmissionsforMarch/AprilDUE12-13 Winter Leadership Camp | Zoom | TBD

March- Summer Camp registration forms become available on website1 ApplicationforCPFScholarshipDUE1 ShirleyRichardsonMemorial&OutagamieCountyHCEScholarshipDUE15 ApplicationforWisconsin4-HFoundationScholarshipDUE

May1 Woodworking Project | Pete Wachtendonk, W2984 Cemetery Rd, Seymour | 9 am

Calendar

A Word from the BoardSeason’s Greetings,

Wishing everyone a happy holiday season this year. December is always my time to reflect on the past year but this year has been like no other and I am looking towards the future and to see what 2021 holds, whatever happens I know we can all adapt and find the positive. Over the past two and a half years I have met so many wonderful people that all love 4-H and our youth in this county. Thank you for letting me be on the Adult Leader’s board. I had only recently become the club leader for Crystal Star when I was asked if I would run as vice president/president, and with the help from many fellow adult leaders I was guided through the million and one questions that I had. I want to say ‘thank you’ to everyone for all of their extra patience, kindness and understanding this year as we all encountered new situations and a different way to do 4-H. We may not have done everything we wanted to do this year but we have done what 4-H members do best… ‘To make the best better’. That is something to be proud of, every volunteer has been an excellent example for our youth. Thank you again and have a wonderful holiday season

Pamela KnaackPast President Leaders Association

3

Upcoming EventsSave the Date! 2021 4-H Summer CampJuly 6-10, 2021 | TBD

If we are able to return to normal in person and overnight camp Outagamie and Calumet County will camp Tuesday, July 6 through Saturday, July 10. For youth in grades 3-6, at Upham Woods Outdoor Learning Center in Wisconsin Dells. For youth in grades 7-8, Outpost Camp is held at Mirror Lake State Park, also in the Dells. Camper registration forms will be available in March. For more information about camp, please visit our website under the Summer Camp tab.

https://outagamie.extension.wisc.edu/4-h-youth-development/summercamp/

If there are restrictions on in person and overnight camp we are planning for alternative day camp and/or virtual options. Please watch the website, newsletters, and facebook for updates!

Something New for the Revue!!Last year The Foods, Clothing, Knitting and Crocheting Revue moved to a Zoom format due to COVID-19 and because of the uncertainty of this year we may be doing a Zoom Revue again.

Details will be laid out in the March/April newsletter.

Members, now is the time to start that project so you are ready for the revue!! Leaders, please help promote this great learning event!

Drama Festival Sadly, the March 2021 Drama Festival has been cancelled in its normal format. The Drama Festival Committee is currently discussing possibilities for an alternative option. Watch for more information in the next newsletter.

Virtual Winter Leadership Camp 2021Attention youth leaders in grades 6-8 and adult 4-H volunteers! Don’t miss your chance to participate in Winter Leadership Camp 2021! It is always a great weekend full of leadership development and fun! Mark your calendars now for a terrific time...this year’s Virtual Winter Leadership Camp will be held February 12-13, 2021, on Zoom. Older youth from throughout Northeast Wisconsin will come together at 4-H Winter Leadership camp to work on improving their leadership skills through interactive leadership sessions. Youth will gain a better understanding of what it means to be a leader and how to apply being a youth leader in their club, county, and school. Watch your email for more information.

Basketball TournamentThe 2021 Outagamie County 4-H Basketball Tournament has been cancelled. There is discussion for an alternative event during the summer depending upon the local public health situation. Thank you for your understanding.

4

Upcoming EventsOutagamie County FairJuly 21-25 The Outagamie County Fair is looking forward to having all the exhibitors back on the grounds for the 2021 fair!! The theme for 2021 is Blue Jeans and Country Dreams. NEW for 2021 – Change in schedule• ENTRY DAY for all non-animal exhibits will be TUESDAY, July 20! • Face-to-face judging will be from Noon – 6 p.m. on Tuesday.• Vegetables, crops, youth leadership, and theatre arts/music will be entered on Tuesday between Noon and 6 p.m. and then judged Wednesday beginning at 9 a.m. • Animals will still come in on Wednesday. • All animal judging times will remain the same.• Check the premium book for additional entry information.

• Barn and educational booth decorating can be done on Monday and/or Tuesday. All decorations will need to be completed by 6 p.m. on Wednesday. The Outagamie County Junior Fair premium book can be found at www.OutagamieCountyFair.com/entriescontests/.

Outagamie County Fair Opportunity: A Photography Superintendent is needed for Junior Fair. The Superintendent is present on judging day (Tuesday) to oversee the entry and judging of the photography exhibits as well as the display of the exhibits. Please call or email Tammy Stille if you have questions or are interested in this position (997-0363 or outagamiefairentries@gmail.com). Check out the NEW Outagamie County Fair Exhibitors Facebook page to stay connected with fair news and updates!!

Project UpdatesHere are some ideas to help our 4-H members achieve their project goals for 2020-2021.

1. Read through any project material available concerning the project. A great resource is the Fair Premium Book available online www.OutagamieCountyFair.com/entriescontests/ or purchase a hard copy. Other resources are available through the Extension office. Please make arrangements to pick up materials with Joan or Vicki at 832-5122 or 832-5123 or vicki.handschke@outagamie.org or joan.behle@outagamie.org.2. Attend meetings virtually or in person at the club, county, or state level concerning the project.3. No project leader in your club, no problem! Look through the Outagamie county 4-H Family Handbook for project resource leaders.4. Still no leadership? Contact your main or general club leader for advice or look to project committee leaders also in the 4-H Family Handbook.5. PROJECT LEADERS, please reach out to clubs that do not have project leaders in your project. The Extension office also has that information. Maybe not all of your club members can attend a meeting so if you have room for a few more, open your project meeting up to other clubs.6. Do not wait!! The winter months are the ideal time to start planning and preparing projects for the fair. It is also the best time to contact someone to help you!

When it comes to projects, we leaders, especially resource leaders, are here to assist our members to the best of our ability. When our members are successful and having fun, it makes others want to join 4-H!

To Make The Best Better!!Offered by the Outreach Committee

5

Rabbit & Poultry Members All poultry & rabbit members are expected to complete an educational training each project year. YQCA training meets the requirement and will be the only option. To be eligible to sell in the auction, and to claim fair awards, poultry & rabbit members must have attended YQCA in the current project year.

4-H Project Resource Leaders Available Outagamie County is fortunate to have more than 40 4-H resource leaders. If you have questions about your project or a project that you are interested in, please reach out to them. 4-H Resource Leaders are listed in the 4-H Family Handbook. If you are interested in becoming a Resource Leader or learning more about it, contact Vicki at 832-5123 or vicki.handschke@outagamie.org.

Woodworking WorkshopMay 1 | 9:00am to 11:00am (depending upon public health situation)Pete Wachtendonk’s House, W2984 Cemetery Rd., Seymour

During this workshop we will review tools, plans and types of wood and what to look for in a piece of wood. Youth will have the opportunity to make a project that can be entered in the Outagamie County Fair in July.

Please RSVP to Pete at 920-833-2214 or email peterhelen@centurytel.netby March 31.

Poultry MembersYouth interested in obtaining chicks from show quality flocks can do so on March 7. Jeremy Trost & Josh Koleske will be offering chicks for interested youth who will exhibit the birds at the county fair. Day old chicks can be picked up March 7 between 4pm and 6pm at N4191 Market Road Shiocton. It is first come and numbers are limited. Breeds available will not be known until the pick up time.

Cloverbud Lesson PlansAttention all Cloverbud Leaders and parents of Cloverbuds there is some exciting news...Cloverbud lesson plans are now available! There are enough lesson plans for a three year rotation! You can read more about it on the state 4-H website and find the lesson plans there as well! https://4h.extension.wisc.edu/2019/11/18/year-three-cloverbud-lesson-plans-available/

Livestock, Dairy, and YQCA UpdatesInformation for YQCA will be forthcoming to your inbox and printed in the next project letters. Please make sure you read the project letters which will be sent Feb 1, 2021 for Livestock project and March 15 for Dairy project. Thank you!

Project Updates

6

Volunteer LeadersPlanning a Meeting?Meetings are still happening during the pandemic. Some virtual and some are able to be held in-person. Please contact Alicia with your questions or ideas and start planning a project or club meeting today!

Also, please note the following when planning an in-person meeting:

“Prior to submitting a Program Approval request to the state, the local educator is responsible to assure that the activity is safe and is necessary by using the following guidelines.

a. As written, the plan meets both the UW Extension COVID guidelines and any more stringent local health guidance..b. The rationale for meeting in-person outweighs the likely risks of meeting in person, (i.e. important for youth to see one another and celebrate together and it can be done in a low risk way)c. The objectives of the activity cannot be accomplished in a format other than in-person, (Belonging, Mastery, Independence, Generosity is a meaningful focus and due to technology constraints, developmental factors, location in community, etc. this activity needs to happen in-person)

If the plan does not meet (a,b and c) then please do not submit for approval. Either revise it so that it meets all criteria or it may be denied.

If the plan meets all 3 criteria it is considered safe and necessary and is ready for submission.”

Another good source of information when planning your meeting is the Frequently Asked Questions page on the state website. https://4h.extension.wisc.edu/4-h-faqs-related-to-covid-19/

Endowment Fund DonationsThank you for your support of Outagamie County 4-H!

• In memory of Jeanette Kimball - Donation from: Dawn/Bill Leisgang, Debbie Haase, Deanne Gerondale, Dean Haase, Fred/Nancy Haase, Nicole, Jeremy & Braxton Luchterhand, Sam/Angela Leisgang, David Leisgang.

• In memory of Terry Doughty – Appleton Harley Davidson. Donation from: DJ & Sheila VanderZanden• In Memory of Jeanette Kimball - Donation from: DJ & Sheila VanderZanden • In Honor of ALL 4-H LEADERS - Donation from Ellen LaMarche

Would you like to support the Outagamie County 4-H program? Donations can be made to support the future of Outagamie 4-H through the Endowment Fund (contact Vicki atvicki.handschke@outagamie.org for more details). The form can be found on our website: https://outagamie.extension.wisc.edu/files/2020/12/Endowment-Fund-Form.pdf

And...NEW this year...donations can be made to support our year to year programming. Check out this web page for more details https://outagamie.extension.wisc.edu/4h/sponsorship/

Thank You Corner

Thank you!Thank you!

7

CongratulationsPhotography WinnersThis years fall photography contest was another great success. I am amazed at the creativity shown in the photos submitted.

First and second place winners in each age group received a $10 gift card.

Winners were as follows:Cloverbuds: 1st place: Ava Friemark, B-Square 2nd place: Kadence Javoroski, Wide Awake Forward 3rd-5th Grade: 1st place: Owen McCann, B-Square 2nd place: Kahlan Scherg, Buchanan Badgers 6-8th Grade: 1st place: Evan Hooks, Country Slickers 2nd place: Allison Gagnow, B-Square 9-12th Grade: 1st place: Abigail Veeser, Fast Trackers 2nd place: Alicia Thern, B-Square Examples of some of the judges’ comments:- This is an excellent spot for a beautiful photo. It draws me in and makes me want to go explore that bridge, and I can almost smell the fresh air. This one belongs on a wall.- This photo is really interesting. Good for you to notice the beauty in the contrast between old wood and new life. Close-up is nice for seeing some of the fine details of nature.- Beautiful photo. I’d be proud of myself if I took this one so I think you should be, too. Let’s just drive down this picturesque road less traveled and see where it goes. Love how the trees totally form a natural ceiling over the road. I like the depth in this photo as well.- There’s something special about seeing the variety of beauty that a night sky can create. You have to be observant to catch it at the right time, too. I like the use of the darkened night time trees at the bottom to create the landscaping.- Nice framing of this spot. It makes me imagine entering that photo from the bottom right, walking down the trail and into the woods, right deep into the photo. I like how the photo gives the feeling of a place to wander. I also like the large rock and its placement in the photo. It makes the colors in the woods pop out even more. Looking forward to seeing some of these photos submitted to the fair next summer. Keep watching for those unexpected photo opportunities, especially as the season changes. Thank you,Tammy KureyCounty Photography Leader

8

4-H HistoryDid you know:According to the national 4-H website history log, in the late 1800’s, researchers discovered adults in the farming community did not readily accept new agricultural developments on university campuses, but found that young people were open to new thinking and would experiment with new ideas and share their experiences with adults. In this way, rural youth programs introduced new agriculture technology to communities. The idea of practical and “hands-on” learning came from the desire to connect public school education to country life. Building community clubs to help solve agricultural challenges was a first step toward youth learning more about the industries in their community. A. B. Graham started a youth program in Clark County, Ohio, in 1902, which is considered the birth of 4-H in the United States. The first club was called “The Tomato Club” or the “Corn Growing Club.” T.A. Erickson of Douglas County, Minnesota, started local agricultural after-school clubs and fairs that same year. Jessie Field Shambaugh developed the clover pin with an H on each leaf in 1910, and by 1912 they were called 4-H clubs. The passage of the Smith-Lever Act in 1914 created the Cooperative Extension System at USDA and nationalized 4-H. By 1924, 4-H clubs were formed and the clover emblem was adopted.

As highlighted by Bill Shaw, Outagamie County 4-H agent from 1966-1996, 4-H club work was introduced into Outagamie County on September 25, 1925, through the efforts of the late Mrs. John Schoettle in the township of

Greenville. Then in 1927, the late Mrs. Ernest Schuster, a rural school teacher at Isaar, introduced 4-H project work in the school curriculum. The efforts of these women provided the seed for a county-wide 4-H program.

For a few years 4-H clubs had the opportunity to participate in two community fairs. Seymour’s fair, since 1883, was in August and Hortonville’s fair, 1882-1930’s was in September. By 1934, 21 clubs existed.

Now it’s your turn to help the 4-H History Committee to develop information about each club.What is the name of your club?How did your club come up with their name?When did your club start?Who were the founding leaders and/or members?Who are the current leaders?How many members did you have when the club started?How many members do you have now?

List some highlights of your club history going back as far as you can. Please submit your answers and highlights to: dvanderzanden1@new.rr.com by January 15. Those who submit information and attend the January 2021 Leaders meeting will be eligible for the gift card drawings.

9

Bits & PiecesCPF-Outagamie County 4-H Graduating ScholarshipApplications Due no later than March 1

The CPF-Outagamie County 4-H Graduating Scholarship Committee will award Scholarships up to $4000.00 per year, more if funding is available, to 4-H members who plan to further their education as a full-time student pursuing either a Bachelor’s, Associate, or another certified accredited program.

Eligibility:1. Must be a current Outagamie County 4-H Member in good standing, having participated at least on the club and county levels.2. Applicant must be a current 4-H member in their last year of high school or their first year of post-secondary schooling.3. Applicant must have been a member for a minimum of 4 years with an accredited 4-H program and must be a current member of an Outagamie County 4-H Club.4. Must have minimum high school grade point average of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale.5. Must send either by email, US postal service, (must arrive by due date) or drop off at the Extension Outagamie County office, a completed application form and necessary documents and letters, all together by 4:00 p.m. March 1.

Application and guidelines will be posted on the website, www.outagamie.uwex.edu/4h/scholarship/ with more details by mid-January.

2021 WI 4-H Foundation ScholarshipThe Wisconsin 4-H Foundation will award more than $15,000 in scholarships to outstanding Wisconsin 4-H members and alumni pursuing higher education in 2021. To be considered for financial support, applications must be received by the Wisconsin 4-H Foundation via email by Monday, March 15. Scholarships are awarded to students based on demonstrated personal growth through 4-H, development and leadership in 4-H, academic performance, and future educational goals. For detailed eligibility, information about what to include in and how to prepare the application documents, visit www.Wis4HFoundation.org/scholarships.

Shirley Richardson Memorial & Outagamie County Home and Community Education ScholarshipsThe Outagamie County Home and Community Education Association (HCE) awards two $750 scholarships annually. Both scholarships are available to a student who is completing their senior year of high school or a student continuing education on a full-time basis at either a college or technical school. The candidate for the scholarships must be a son/daughter, grandson/granddaughter, or niece/nephew of an active member of Outagamie County HCE or must be a current Outagamie County 4-H member. Residents of Outagamie County and Wisconsin will be given first preference. A candidate will only be eligible to receive one of the $750 scholarships. Scholarships are awarded one time per individual.

Scholarship applications must be received by March 1 (not postmarked) to the Human Development and Relationships Educator, 3365 West Brewster St. Appleton, WI 54914. For application and requirements, check the website: https://outagamie.extension.wisc.edu/hce-scholarships/or contact Judy Shafel or Jeanne Baum kjeabaum@gmail.com.

https://outagamie.extension.wisc.edu/hce-scholarships/

10

Bits & PiecesAction Center StageHey! It’s never too early to think about performing on the Action Center Stage at the Outagamie County fair! We are hoping to be back in full swing for the 2021 Fair with more to enjoy. Just talk to an Outreach committee member and be the first to book your time and date.

4-H PromotionThe Outreach Committee is looking for non-4-H related events that we could attend to promote 4-H. Please contact a committee member, found in the Family Handbook. Promotional totes are filled with 4-H goodies and are just waiting for you to use them!

“Join 4-H” SignsThank you to those that proudly displayed our “Join 4-H” sign again this year! The winners of the contest were: Patty Lorenz, Tammy Stille, Rose Rynish, and Sue Erdman

State Events and OpportunitiesWisconsin 4-H offers so many excellent opportunities for youth. This past year was an interesting one with Covid-19 helping us to explore new ways to connect with other 4-Hers from around the state, country, and world. Planning is still happening for many events on a virtual platform. Please checkout the state website for more information on Educational Travel Opportunities and events. https://4h.extension.wisc.edu/opportunities/statewide-events-and-opportunities/.

2020 WI 4-H Fall Forum ConferenceThis year the WI 4-H Fall Forum Conference was held via Zoom with over 500 youth, volunteers and staff participants! Outagamie county had about 13 youth and adults participate. Everyone participated in workshops, activities, and networking with other 4-Hers around the state building leadership and communication skills. We cannot wait for 2021!

MemoriamBill Shaw, age 83 of Appleton, passed away Friday morning, December 18, 2020. Bill was the Outagamie County 4-H Youth Development Agent from 1966 until 1996. During that time, he served as Department Head for the Extension from 1983 until 1994. Bill retired on August 1, 1996.

Bill was a people person who did not forget people! He was passionate about the 4-H program and had a positive impact on the lives of many Outagamie County 4-H members as well as adult leaders. Outagamie County is known for its multi-generational 4-H program that grew under his leadership. His leadership as the Cooperative Extension Department Head established the high-quality programs Outagamie County Extension is known for. He made sure there was funding for programs and the needed outreach so that there were 4-H

clubs in every school district in the county. He prided himself in the number of clubs and the outreach those clubs accomplished throughout the years. He felt the adult leaders/mentoring was a critical element to enriching the lives of the youth before “mentoring” was the new way to do things. Bill was an educator, manager and meticulous planner for programs and events that produced wonderful outcomes as a result. Bill touched the lives of others with his passionate caring ways.

He was recognized several times during his professional career for his leadership and organizational skills. He was an instructor at several Extension workshops, judged at numerous county fairs, and in his retirement taught Adventures in Dairyland to 4th grade students as a volunteer for several years.

Bill’s obituary can be found at the following link: https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/postcrescent/obituary.aspx?n=william-d-shaw&pid=197319823&fhid=14153

https://4h.extension.wisc.edu/opportunities/statewide-events-and-opportunities/

11

Educational Travel ExperiencesIf you have any questions, call the office 832-5122. Information and applications are available on our website:https://outagamie.extension.wisc.edu/4-h-youth-development/travel/

ScholarshipApplicationsDUEFebruary1 ExploreWisconsinWHERE: Wisconsin (destination chosen by youth) WHEN: 2 days/1 night in summer Delegates plan and design what happens on this travel experience. The possibilities are endless. The only limitations are the duration of two days and location within Wisconsin. The rest is up to you! Qualifications: Be in 6th-7th grade at the time of application; maximum age 15.

Wisconsin4-H&YouthConferenceWHERE: TBD WHEN: 4 days in June At this pre-college program, participants take part in educational seminars, assemblies and meet people from across Wisconsin. They are encouraged to take what they learn and share it with others in their home community. Qualifications: Be in 7th-10th grade at time of selection.

National4-HCongressWHERE: TBDWHEN: 5 days in November Delegates participate in self-development seminars, tours, and community service while exchanging ideas with youth from across the country. Qualifications: Applicants must be a current 4-H member from the application deadline through travel dates, be in 10th-12th grade at time of selection, enrolled in the youth leadership project and be a maximum age of 18 as of January 1.

KeyAwardRecognizes 4-H participants who have demonstrated consistent growth in 4-H involvement, developed and applied their leadership skills, and actively participated in the functions of their 4-H club and community. Qualifications: Must be 14 as of January 1. Must have completed 3 years of 4-H and one year of youth leadership project. Information and applications are available atoutagamie.uwex.edu/4-h-youth-development/travel/.

Adult Chaperones Needed Adult leaders are needed to chaperone the Explore Wisconsin Trip and Wisconsin 4-H and Youth Conference. Applications are available on the 4-H website and by contacting the office. Due by February 1.

Educational Travel Experiences

outagamie.uwex.edu/4-h-youthdevelopment/

Outagamie.extension.wisc.edu

4-H Connections Jan/Feb 2021 NewsletterExtension Outagamie County3365 W Brewster StAppleton, WI 54914

Phone Number 920-832-5123Fax Number 920-832-4783

711 Wisconsin Relay

County Administration

ThomasNelson CountyExecutive JeffNooyen CountyBoardChair JoyHagen CountyBoardViceChair

Extension Education Committee

KeithSuprise Chair DanRettler ViceChair DanielMelchert Secretary BJO’Connor-Schevers Member DebbieVanderHeiden Member

An EEO/AA employer, University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension provides equal opportunities in employment and programming, including Title VI, Title IX, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act requirements.

Extension Staff AmyBeck OfficeAssistant JoanBehle OfficeAssistant KaitlinBricco HorticultureAssistant KarenDickrell HumanDevelopment&RelationshipsEducator ChristiGabrilska FoodWIseNutritionCoordinator* SarahGrotjan DairyandLivestockEducator VickiHandschke OfficeAssistant KevinJarek Crops,Soils,andHorticultureAgent MiaLjung CommunityDevelopmentEducator InaMontgomery ProgramAssistant HannahPhillips FoodWIseHealthyCommunitiesCoordinator* AliciaSchroeder-Haag4-HProgramEducator ChrisViau AreaExtensionDirector* MaryBethWohlrabe PositiveYouthDevelopmentEducator BeckyZoglman CommunicationSpecialist *Serves Calumet, Outagamie, Waupaca and Winnebago Counties

https://outagamie.extension.wisc.edu/