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Thanks to the help of many generous donors, longtime West Virginia University Extension 4-H club leader Stacy Fint’s legacy will live on through new cultural heritage experiences for young West Virginians attending state 4-H camps.

Adams is a graduate of the Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources with a dual bachelor’s degree in mechanical and aerospace engineering and a master’s degree in aerospace engineering, but her interest in rocketry started long before that at a 4-H club when she was only nine years old.  

The Grow This: West Virginia Garden Challenge is looking for a talented gardener to help West Virginia University Extension make history.

Sum mer is just around the corner and West Virginia University Extension bringing educational, engaging television programming to West Virginia families.

At a time when wool production in the Mountain State is declining,  West Virginia University  Extension and  Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design researchers are exploring new ways to support sheep farmers and wool producers in the region.

A $1,000 scholarship changed Robert Robb’s life by allowing him to attend college, and he is paying that generosity forward with a scholarship gift to benefit  West Virginia University students via  WVU Extension.

Youths from across West Virginia head to West Virginia University Jackson’s Mill each summer to participate in camps. This year is no different, as WVU Extension offers five statewide camps, including a new addition this summer.