Responsibilities & Procedures

 

41149101890_5a6fce0f7c_o (1)The 4-H Exploration Days Handbook includes the Michigan 4-H Youth Code of Conduct and 4-H Exploration Days Rules. All participants, volunteers and staff members are expected to abide by the code of conduct, the event rules and all other MSU regulations in order to attend this program. Everyone involved in this program must sign an agreement stating they’ve read, understand and agree to the Michigan 4-H Code of Conduct and program rules in order to be allowed to participate in the program.

Responsibilities and procedures follow for 4-H Exploration Days youth and adult participants as well as for adult chaperones, lead chaperones, session instructors, adult session support, and MSU Extension Staff. 

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