Alpha Camp (I & II)

State 4-H Contacts: Jason Burnside and Rachel Meininger

PURPOSE:
To provide 4-H members personal development experiences to help better understand themselves, and to display personal confidence when assuming leadership positions. 

4-H members will participate in workshops that will enhance their personal understanding and skills. Guest speakers and assemblies will emphasize daily themes.

WHO:
West Virginia 4-H members who are at least 12 years old by September 30, 2021. Campers who are age 18-21 must read and complete the requirements for adult participants.

WHEN:
Both camps are held different weeks in July 

WHERE:
WVU Jackson’s Mill

REGISTRATION:

Registration: TBA; more information to come 

Enroll & Register for 4-H Activities

NO WALK-INS: No walk in registrants will be accepted.

Camp registration start time and sign out times will be in your confirmation email. Confirmation emails will be send 10 days before the start of camp.  

REFUND POLICY:
No refunds for no-shows.  No refunds after camp registration closes.  There will be a $35 processing fee for any refunds.  

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