Impact-Driven 4-H Extension Coordinator

Laseagrant; Vienna (IL); On-site; USD 39,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Illinois Extension is seeking an Extension Program Coordinator, 4-H Youth Development, to promote, expand, and implement 4-H programs in schools and communities across Illinois.

This Civil Service 0929, full-time role emphasizes outreach, volunteer leadership, and coordination of educational activities, with a focus on under-served youth and collaboration with Extension staff and volunteers.

Qualifications

• High school graduation or GED.
• Any one or any combination that equals four (4) years/ 48 months of coordinated educational or community programs/activities.
• Volunteer/work experience coordinating educational or community programs/activities.
• College coursework in any field.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate the planning of educational activities with the 4-H Youth Development Educator or Specialist.
• Identify priority needs for Illinois Extension 4-H programs and target under-served youth.
• Evaluate program activities and recommend changes or continuations.
• Provide leadership to volunteers, 4-H members, and families; support local 4-H clubs and activities.
• Lead the local Expansion and Review Committee and maintain records (4-HOnline, Fair Entry).
• Disseminate education information provided by Extension professionals.
• Maintain required records and data; provide monthly reports to the County Extension Director.

Skills

Volunteer management

Youth development

Program coordination

Communication

Education

High school diploma or GED

College coursework

Tools

4-HOnline

4-H Fair Entry

Job description

The University of Illinois Extension is seeking an Extension Program Coordinator, 4-H Youth Development, to promote, expand, and implement 4-H programs in schools and communities across Illinois.

This Civil Service 0929, full-time role emphasizes outreach, volunteer leadership, and coordination of educational activities, with a focus on under-served youth and collaboration with Extension staff and volunteers.