Collegiate 4-H

Collegiate 4-H is open to all college students who wish to support youths and the West Virginia 4-H program. It is not necessary to have prior 4-H experience—you only need to have an interest in the ideals of 4-H and in serving your community. Belonging to a Collegiate 4-H Club doesn’t take the place of being a 4-H member in your home community club for the purposes of participating in 4-H activities or competitive events, but it will expand your 4-H career experience through activities tailored specifically for the college-age member. Several colleges and universities in West Virginia have active Collegiate 4-H Clubs. To learn more, contact the state 4-H office at 304-239-2694

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