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Awards for 4-H

Mississippi 4-H, through the Mississippi State University Foundation, encourages college-bound 4-H’ers to apply for a 4-H award. While eligibility criteria for each individual award vary, 4-H’ers whose 4-H projects have been successful are encouraged to apply. Graduating high school seniors or current, recently graduated 4-H members may apply. Contact your MSU County Extension Agent for an application.

Applications must be postmarked or received by April 14, 2023.

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