4-H Youth Programs Coordinator

The University of Georgia; Athens (GA); On-site; USD 34,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Georgia is recruiting a County Extension 4-H Program Assistant to support county Extension Agents in delivering the 4-H program across the assigned area. The role involves assisting with day-to-day operations and collaborating with Extension faculty and staff to ensure program success.

Responsibilities include leading in-school 4-H meetings, recruiting youth and volunteers, coordinating transportation to events, and leveraging media to promote 4-H activities.

Qualifications

• Exhibit high professionalism in interactions and work habits.
• Show independent judgment and decision-making abilities.
• Proficient computer skills for public communication and data management.
• Maintain reliable work habits and efficient use of time and resources.
• Motivation to work with youth and adults.
• Ability to build and maintain working relationships with staff and partners.
• Proficiency in Word processing, Excel, and PowerPoint.

Responsibilities

• Lead in-school 4-H meetings, recruit students, and assist volunteers through screening procedures.
• Coordinate transportation and leadership for youth at district/state events; publicize programs via media and the county website.
• Submit reports on time (Georgia Counts, 4-H Enrollment) and manage program funds and supplies.

Skills

Professionalism

Independent Judgment

Computer Skills

Time Management

Youth Engagement

Relationship Building

MS Office

Tools

Microsoft Word

PowerPoint

Excel

Job description

The University of Georgia is recruiting a County Extension 4-H Program Assistant to support county Extension Agents in delivering the 4-H program across the assigned area. The role involves assisting with day-to-day operations and collaborating with Extension faculty and staff to ensure program success.

Responsibilities include leading in-school 4-H meetings, recruiting youth and volunteers, coordinating transportation to events, and leveraging media to promote 4-H activities.