Rose Saito was born and raised on Maui. She started working at the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources (CTAHR) as an Extension Home Economist in 1974 and retired in 2014, after 40 years of service. During her tenure in Oahu County, she developed exceptional educational programs which focused on 4-H youth development. She expanded her 4-H program to integrate more senior citizens (retirees) as volunteers, as she believed retirees had a wealth of knowledge and a strong willingness to share their vast experiences. She trained volunteers in the…
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2021 Dean’s Award for Excellence in Extension
Congratulations to East Hawaii 4-H Agent Becky Settlage who won the 2021 Dean’s Award for Excellence in Extension.
Read MoreFoodland’s Give Aloha Program: Support Hawaii State 4-H Youth Development Programs
Please make a donation to Hawaii 4-H Alumni Association (up to $249) at any Foodland or Sack N Save checkout from September 1-30, 2021. Foodland and Western Union Foundation will match all donations up to a total of $250,000 for all organizations combined. Your continuing support will help provide scholarships and awards to many deserving 4-Hers. Our Organization Code is 78365. The Maui 4-H Organization Code is 78105 Click here for the Give Aloha Flyer. Foodland’s Give Aloha Website
Read MoreNew Scholarship Available
A new scholarship from AgCredit has been added to the list of several scholarships available to graduating 4-Hers.
Read MoreRules of Composition
The 4-H Virtual Photography Club is focusing on the rules of composition in March. The National 4-H curriculum allows for us to build on skills through a series of curricula. Members are allowed to work at their own pace and are encouraged to build on their time management skills by scheduling time each week to practice their photography skills and do the hands on lessons. Hawaii is such a great backdrop for us to get out and practice using the rule of thirds or the golden triangle. So Ono! These…
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