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Career Exploration and Workforce Preparation Activities

Did you cover everything? Tips on writing a winning cover letter.

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The latest on resumes

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Resumes: Five key tips to make yours stand out

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Apprenticeships are on the rise: Consider this opportunity to earn and learn

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Financial Literacy Activities

4-H Smart Money Contests

Healthy Living Activities

Hold an appreciation afternoon

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Healthy Youth Activities for 4-H Leaders and Clubs

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International Studies Activities

World Food Prize Michigan Youth Institute

Science Activities

Be a Zoonotic Disease Detective Activity Book (4H1671)

4-H Science Blast Activities

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4-H Animal Science Anywhere

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Using Social Media Responsibly 

4-H Responsible Social Media Activities

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