Michelle Elizabeth Neff

Michelle Neff

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4-H Supervision Educator - Club Development
Clare County Extension Office

Phone:
989-539-7805

Cellphone:
989-429-2359

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Michelle Neff is a Extension Educator at Michigan State University Extension. She has worked in this capacity since July 2001. Michelle’s primary office is in Clare County.

In this role, Michelle Neff supervises 4-H program coordinators in District 6 which includes Clare, Gladwin, Isabella, Mecosta, Missaukee, Osceola and Wexford. Michelle also focuses on Club Development including SPIN Clubs. This includes helping staff and volunteers have resources related to club work done locally in communities.

Michelle holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Agriculture and National Resources Communication from Michigan State University. In addition, Michelle holds a Masters of Science of Administration with a Public Administration Focus from Central Michigan University.

Michelle received the following awards.

Michigan Association Extension 4-H Youth Staff Distinguished Service Award 2012
National Association of Extension 4-H Agents Distinguished Service Award 2015

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