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Volume 17, Number 1, Fall 2006

Volunteers and Teens Travel the U.S. through 4-H County Exchanges

Cyndi Mark

Want to go away from home and find out what goes on in other parts of Michigan and the United States? Join or start a 4-H County Exchange! A new resource is available on the 4-H Citizenship, Leadership and Service Web site called, “A Guide to 4-H Youth County Exchange Programs.” It includes ideas on getting started, steps to success and materials the 4-Her can use to have a great 4-H exchange experience. If you like to be with teens, want to travel and like to meet new people, check out the Web site at http://web1.msue.msu.edu/cyf/youth/cls/cls-programs.html and start planning a 4-H Exchange trip for next summer.

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