4-H Youth Development Program Specialist

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university of tennesseeClinton (TN)

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About the role

The University of Tennessee Extension Anderson County is seeking an Extension Program Assistant to support 4-H Youth Development education. This onsite role supports up to 40 hours weekly under the County Extension Director and lead 4-H Agent to deliver approved programs for youth audiences. Responsibilities include planning, executing, evaluating, and reporting on youth development activities; coordinating events and committees; recruiting and training volunteer leaders; and staying current

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