Miranda Warmuskerken

Miranda Warmuskerken

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4H Program Coordinator

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Miranda Warmuskerken is a Michigan State University Extension 4-H program coordinator in Clare County. She has
served in this role since 2022.
 
Before joining MSU Extension in 2022, Miranda attended Central Michigan University (GO CHIPS!) where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Public Health Education. Miranda has experience as an employment and job coach serving at Mid-Michigan Industries; a youth development work for a day treatment program and an all girls home; and supervisor of an assisted living home.
 
In her role as 4-H program coordinator, Miranda provides leadership and management of local 4-H programs, volunteers, and youth participants in Clare County. She promotes and strengthens the Clare County 4-H program by developing programs and partnerships, promoting and evaluating 4-H programs, and recruiting and training volunteers. Miranda is also the liaison from the state Michigan 4-H office helps to ensure that statewide opportunities and information is available to local participants.
 

 

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