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Pierce County 4-H leader, Marian Brown, and a youth member, Jacob, are interviewed on a local Comcast TV show. They discuss the different projects available, life skills learned and showing at the county and state fairs.
WSU in Seattle 2008: A Taste of WSU - WSU researchers and community partners at Benaroya Hall. Featured are 4-H Network News reporters, Jesaint Baril and Sophie Gilbert, as well as WSU President Elson Floyd. Luke Turner and Tyrus Wilcox, cameras. Featuring Linda Fox (WSU Extension Director), Pat BoyEs (WA State 4-H Director), Alison Kutz-Troutman (Cascade Cuts and Sound Horticulture), Dr. Lynn Carpenter-Boggs (WSU BIO-Ag Coordinator), Caitlin Price (WSU Graduate), John Winder (Associate Dean, WSU Extension), Dr. Juana Royster (King County Extension), Willie Austin (Now is Fitness), Dr. Richard Dougherty (Extension Food Science Specialist), Dr. Karen Killinger (Consumer Food Safety Specialist), Dr. Amit Dhingra (WSU Genomics and Biotechnology), Kevin Wright (4-H Military Kids Program), Tim Woods (Waskowitz Outdoor Ed. Center), Prof. Holly Neibergs (Dept. of Animal Sciences), Tim Water (Pasco Extension), and Steven Price (Washington Farmer). Dedicated to the memory of Ed McMichael, "The Tuba Man," 1955-2008.
Michael Kopp presents a lecture on turbo-charging and ice build up prevention on airplanes at the Women Fly! program at Seattle's Musem of Flight.
Information about the Quilcene-Snow Watershed WRIA 17 on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State. Produced by Sam Gibboney.
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4-H began over 100 years ago in collaboration with our nation’s land-grant universities, researchers and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. With 7 million members nation-wide, 4-H is the largest youth development organization in the United States. The fundamental 4-H ideal of practical, “learn by doing” experiences encourages youth to experiment, innovate and think independently. 4-H has three mission mandates: science, engineering and technology; healthy living; and citizenship. Youth learn leadership, citizenship and life skills through more than 1,000 projects with topics as varied as rocketry, GPS mapping, DNA analysis, public speaking, photography, nutrition and community service.
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