Leadership & Civic Engagement On-Request Interactive Zoom Programs

September 24, 2020

These opportunities are available to teachers, parents and homeschool families interested in connecting with MSU Extension staff through live, interactive Zoom connections. To request these virtual programs, please reach out to the staff person listed. 

Youth Voice/Youth Adult Partnership Training

This customizable and interactive virtual training provides insight on the value of youth voices in decision-making, encouragement for youth to speak up, and skills for adults to elevate youth voices.

Most appropriate for grades 6-8 and 9-12.
Contact: Jackie Martin, marti623@msu.edu

Communication Skills and Conflict Resolution

This customizable, interactive virtual training provides youth with practical skills in communication and conflict resolution.

Most appropriate for grades 6-8 and 9-12.
Contact: Jackie Martin, marti623@msu.edu

goLead: Leadership Education and Development Virtual Camp

This 20-30 hour virtual experience builds youth leadership skills through community service. Youth will learn about service in America, plan a virtual youth-driven service project from vision to completion, and learn and build leadership skills along the way.

Most appropriate for grades 6-8 and 9-12.
Contact: Jackie Martin, marti623@msu.edu

 

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