Kat VanDouser

Kat VanDouser

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Pronouns:
She/Her/Hers

4-H Dog Project contact person
Livingston County Extension Office

Phone:
517-546-3950

Cellphone:
248-403-8042

Email:

Kat VanDouser is a Michigan State University Extension 4-H Program Coordinator for Livingston County. Her role at MSU Extension is to focus on traditional 4-H program areas, as well as facilitating volunteer recruitment, training, support, and management.

List of programs Kat coordinates include:

  •   Community and Project Clubs
  •   Volunteer recruitment and training
  •   Livestock project workshops
  •   Exploration Days
  •   4-H Councils and Committees

Kat is a 4-H alumni from Oakland County, where she participated in Exploration Days and State Awards, and served as a club officer within her clubs. Prior to her work in 4-H, Kat worked privately as a Dog Trainer. Kat graduated from Michigan State University with a bachelor’s degree in Zoology with a concentration in Animal Behavior and Neurobiology.

For more information on 4-H in Livingston, please visit our website and our Facebook page:

https://www.canr.msu.edu/livingston/livingston_county_4_h/

https://www.facebook.com/livingston.county4H 

 

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