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2023 4-H Career Explorations Program Information Available

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  • Mar 30, 2023
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We’re excited to invite you and youth from your community to Cornell for the 2023 4-H Career Explorations!


This year’s event will be June 27 – 29. Program information is available on the event website. There will be two program tracks – University U open to youth entering grades 8 and up and Focus for Teens open to youth entering grades 10 and up. Registration costs $350 per youth and $350 per chaperone and some scholarships will be available (scholarship applications are due by May 1). Registration includes program activities, dorm accommodations, and meals from Tuesday dinner through Thursday breakfast.


Registration information is being finalized and will be shared in early April. Registration will be due May 15 this year. This is earlier than past years because of changes with Cornell University policy and procedures.


Please let Alexa know if you have any questions.





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