At 4-H Animal & Vet Science Camp, youth ages 13-17 explore the fields of animal and veterinary science and engage in interactive, hands-on learning. Attend for your chance to practice veterinary medicine, research zoonotic conditions and discover careers!

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4-H Animal & Veterinary Science Camp

July 8-9 & 10-11, 2024

 

About the camp

Michigan 4-H Animal and Veterinary Science Camp is for youth who are interested in exploring animal and veterinary science related projects and activities. Participants must be ages 13 to 17 as of January 1 of the current programming year.

The Michigan 4-H Animal and Veterinary Science Camp is a pre-college program held at Michigan State University (MSU) in partnership with MI 4-H Youth Development, MSU Department of Animal Science and MSU College of Veterinary Medicine. Youth explore fields and careers relating to animal science and veterinary medicine, visit MSU farms and facilities, and participate in numerous hands-on learning activities. 

 

Information for this year's camp is now available.

Full details can be found here: 2024 Camp Information Packet

 

Registration will open on April 1 at noon.

Update: All spots for both sessions of this camp have filled. Please join our waitlist!

The registration link and full details can be found on the MSU Extension Events Calendar page for this camp.

Please read the information packet carefully prior to registration.

 

Questions? 

Contact:

Autumn Converse at conver20@msu.edu

 

Looking for more Michigan 4-H animal and veterinary science experiences? Consider attending 4-H Exploration Days, which will offer more than 30 different animal and veterinary science sessions. Also view the Department of Animal Science’s youth events calendar as well as the MSU Extension events calendar for a list of 4-H animal science events happening across the state.

 

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