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The LSU College of Agriculture offers personalized visits for high school students to learn more about LSU and the College of Agriculture. Students can schedule a visit to campus by visiting: LSU College of Ag Opportunities.
Combating Hunger & Poverty in Louisiana is our state and parish service-learning focus for the 2024-2025 year. Opportunities will be offered for you to participate in our statewide focus. Let’s all make a difference in our community and state.
"Feeding a child at school is such a simple thing -- but it works miracles." -- Drew Barrymore
The Grant Walker 4-H Educational Center offers a wide variety of additional youth programming opportunities throughout the year. To stay up to date with the events happening at Camp, we encourage you to “Like” and “Follow” the following social media pages associated with Camp Grant Walker. Note: LSU AgCenter policy requires all adults attending an overnight event with youth to complete our overnight chaperone training and screening process.
The 4-H junior leader experience is designed to provide members with the opportunity to learn about the qualities and competencies needed to be a leader. Junior leaders provide assistance with 4-H events and assume more challenging leadership roles. Our Junior Leader program is a great place to experience new things, complete service-learning projects, meet new friends, travel, and learn the leadership skills necessary in the world. Contact the office for more information.
The 4-H State Office will be hosting two statewide Service-learning workshops this spring.
Register on 4-H Online by April 15th. The training is designed for agent, volunteers, and middle-to-high school youth to learn about the service-learning cycle and how it can be effectively implemented to significantly contribute to your local community and beyond. A team of up to four people may attend. A team may consist of 4-H agent, 4-H members, 4-H club leaders, junior leaders, and/or anyone who has a passion for expanding their reach through service.
Each workshop will begin with registration at 9:15 a.m. and will conclude by 3:30 p.m. There is no registration fee, and lunch will be provided. Contact Ms. Lucas for more details.
Get ready for the 2025 Louisiana 4-H Esports Season!
The season will consist of five Regional Tournaments and a Championship at 4-H University. Each Regional Tournament will offer both a Junior (grades 5-7) and Senior Division (grades 8-12).
The following titles will be offered at each Regional Tournament:
Division champions will be crowned at each Regional Tournament. Additionally, Senior Division Rocket League teams will be scored as a qualifier to participate in the Rocket League Championship at 4-H University. The Northeast competition will be held at Sterlington Middle School in Monroe on April 19th. Contact Ms. Lucas for more details.
Visit the Louisiana 4-H Esports page for rules and information on each title.
Check out the Hype video here:
Watch a recording about the regional Esports tournaments:
LOST Camp will be held at Camp Grant Walker July 31 – August 3, 2025. Campers must have completed grades 7th or 8th of the current camp year. The cost of this 4-day camp is $95. Deadline for payment of all fees is Wednesday, May 7th.
