On Wednesday, October 9, MSU Extension will host the second annual Michigan 4-H Day at the Capitol to showcase the positive impact of the Michigan 4-H program and bring visibility to its efforts throughout the state.
On Wednesday, October 9, Michigan State University Extension will host the second annual Michigan 4-H Day at the Capitol. This event, held for the first time in 2023, showcases the positive impact of the Michigan 4-H program and brings visibility to its efforts throughout the state.
“We’re excited to bring Michigan 4-H Day at the Capitol back in 2024,” said Quentin Tyler, director of MSU Extension. “We were thrilled by the attendance at our event last year and it proved a great way to celebrate our 4-H program while elevating awareness about it.”
Michigan 4-H is the flagship youth development program of MSU Extension and reached nearly 135,000 young people ages 5 to 19 last year. Through various activities, clubs, groups, programs and events, 4-H’ers are offered hands-on learning experiences where they can explore their passions and interests while growing confidence, life skills and a sense of responsibility.
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“Our Michigan 4-H program is changing the lives of youth across the state, and has been for more than 115 years,” continued Tyler. “We hope to highlight the impacts of this program, raise awareness of its availability, and ultimately reach even more youth in the future.”
Legislators, stakeholders and members of the public are invited to join MSU Extension for Michigan 4-H Day at the Capitol, which will be held from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. in the Heritage Hall atrium. At the event, informational booths will be hosted by Michigan 4-H youth and staff, who will share their personal experiences of impact through Michigan 4-H. A brief program will be held at noon. Scheduled speakers include Tyler; State Rep. Reggie Miller (D-Van Buren Township), who is serving as the legislative host for the event; MSU President Kevin Guskiewicz; Emma Young, policy analyst for Governor Whitmer and a Michigan 4-H alumna; and two Michigan 4-H youth, Everett Howell and Brianna Sierra.
Heritage Hall is located at 323 W. Ottawa Street in Lansing. Those interested in attending are asked to register at https://events.anr.msu.edu/Michigan4HCapitol2024/.
Michigan landed the biggest fish of them all on Thursday night when Bryce Underwood stunned the world when he announced he was flipping his commitment from LSU to the Wolverines. It sent shockwaves around the country and Michigan is trending for several key recruits who might come into the fold with Underwood staying home.
But for those pessimistic fans — or rival fans clinging to hope he doesn’t come to Michigan — it appears the deal is as good as done. Valiant and Underwood revealed a new ‘Bryce Underwood Shop’ where fans will be able to preorder Underwood merchandise as soon as he signs his Letter of Intent on December 4.
There are currently four options to choose from. You will be able to order a signed trading card, or a choice of two different T-shirts.
At the bottom, Underwood has a message to Michigan fans:
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Hey, I’m Bryce Underwood, a quarterback from Michigan, and I’m so pumped to take the next step in my football journey at the University of Michigan! During my high school career, I was lucky enough to lead my team to multiple state championships, and I’m proud of the records we set along the way. Football has always been my passion, and I’m grateful for the recognition and opportunities it’s brought me. Now, I can’t wait to represent the Maize and Blue and give everything I’ve got for this amazing program and its fans!
This will be one hot shop when it opens on December 4.
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Michigan State football has found a new prospect in the 2025 recruiting class to extend an offer to. Notably, so late in the cycle, any new offer holds major significance.
Chaney was once committed to Georgia State, but has backed off of that commitment. After a solid fall, he has received offers from Eastern Michigan, Oregon State and USF, along with MSU to go along with his initial crop of offers.
A 6’1″, 185 pound cornerback, be on the lookout for Michigan State to potentially make a move here if things do not work out with a couple of other prospects.
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