USU Extension Salt Lake County 4-H
What is 4-H?
4-H empowers youth to reach their full potential, working and learning in partnership with caring adults. 4-H is the nation’s largest Positive Youth Development Program. 4-H focuses on learning by doing.
4-H offers a wide variety of programs, projects, contests and events from livestock and sewing, to leadership and robotics, there is a project for everyone in 4-H. Explore our site to learn more.
**To find community clubs that are available, please visit 'What Salt Lake County Offers' program areas below, or use the 'Club Leader Contact Sheet' under Salt Lake 4-H Resources. Community clubs offered by Salt Lake County Staff with meeting times and places are provided in the program areas. If you have additional questions regarding Salt Lake County clubs available, please email the 4-H Staff members below. **
Upcoming Events
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Are you interested in joining the
4-H community? Please enroll at
4h.zsuite.org
If you have any questions, please contact Kelly Tippetts
kelly.tippetts@usu.edu
or call 385-468-4822
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Facebook: USU Extension - Salt Lake County 4-H
Instagram: @SaltLakeCounty4-H
Date: Mondays, March 23, 30
Time: 4:30-6:00pm
Location: 4-H Ranch House
Details: Invention Club is a creative space for youth 3-12th grade to invent, tinker, and bring their ideas to life. Youth can work on their own inventions, explore how things work, and - if they choose- get guidance and practice preparing for invention contests. It's all about creativity, problem solving and learning by doing at your own pace.
Questions? Email: emily.vanwagoner@usu.edu
Growing Leaders
Date: Thursdays, March 26,
April 2 and 23
Time: 5:30pm Growing Leaders
6:00pm JMG
Location: 4-H Clubhouse
Details: The Junior Master Gardener program helps participants grow skills and confidence. Join us for exciting and hand-on activities at each club meeting, including plant science, food preservation, beekeeping, composting and pollinator support. Plus, youth who participate in Growing Leaders will have a chance to step into fun leadership opportunities.
Questions?Email:
megan.ostergar@usu.edu
Animal Care Collective
Date: March 31st
Time: 5:30 - 6:30
Location: 4-H Clubhouse
Details: March is Pet Poison Prevention Month, and this months activity puts you in charge of keeping pets safe. Learn which foods and household items are toxic to pets, spot warning signs of poisoning, and practice exactly what to do in a real emergency. You’ll work through hands-on scenarios and take home a Pet Poison Emergency Card and a Pet-Safe vs. Toxic Foods guide—skills and tools you can actually use. Build animal science knowledge, confidence, and leadership while making a real difference for pets.
Registration: https://4h.zsuite.org/event-registrations/46525
Questions? Email:
adarely.lazosyanez@usu.edu
Date: Monday, April, 6
Note the time: 4:30-5:30pm
Location: 4-H Ranch House
Details: Come spend time with us learning all things STEM with hands-on, interactive activities that really drive the concepts home.
Questions? Email: emily.vanwagoner@usu.edu
Date: Tuesday, April 7
Time: 4:30-5:30pm
Location: 4-H Ranch House
Details: This club is for those kiddos who are in kindergarten through second grade. This fun club will help spark interest in 4-H as they get creative in doing fun, hands on activities. If you are interested in joining this club, just add it to your personal Z-Suite profile and you will receive more information and email updates.
Questions? Email: pamela.vanwagoner@usu.edu
Salt Lake 4-H Resources
Contact Us
385-468-4822
4-H Clubhouse
2200 W. 11161 S. Bastian Agricultural Center
South Jordan, UT
Just north of the horse arenas
Mailing Address:
2100 W. 11400 S. South Jordan Ut 84095
Monday - Friday
9:00 am -4:00 pm
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What Salt Lake 4-H Offers
Our 4-H Staff
Emily Fort
STEM and iSEE Program Coordinator I Salt Lake County
Pam Van Wagoner
STEM & FCS Program Coordinator | Salt Lake County
