Good Afternoon!
I have been spending my summer keeping busy at the Macoupin/Jersey 4-H offices. I have been in charge of fairs, clean-ups, science and babysitting camps. I have even had the opportunity to be a judge and superintendent for some of the shows. My biggest project this summer is the program I have created for local youth to shadow the county board. I have taken this from an idea and transformed it into a program. I have had to make flyer's, applications, t-shirts, radio and newspaper articles. I have cooped with the Macoupin County Board and have been working directly with their financial coordinator, Gabe Springer. I had the participants recognized during their county fair as well! The program will take flight on August 14th, 2012. Lately I have been helping with our science and technology camps. I have helped the members make ice cream, brush bots, and Lego robots. My favorite to help with was the homemade ice cream. I have enjoyed spending my summer at the office and it saddens me that the time is flying so quickly!!
Above are the ladies who have turned in applications for my shadowing program in August. They are from left to right: Victoria Buck, Shelby Albert, Meghan Wolff, and Michael Halpin.
Above are a few of the kids who participated in the science and technology camp last week in Jersey County. They are holding their homemade ice cream they made. From left to right: Elizabeth, Emma Brandon, Grace Sharich, and Emma Sharich.
Monday, July 30, 2012
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Illinois Corn
Everything is going well here in Bloomington Il at the Illinois Corn Marketing Board. We just finished up a fun filled weekend in Joliet doing ethanol promotions for NASCAR. Here we got to use a t-shirt gun to throw Family Farmers t-shirts into the crowd and give out information about Illinois Corn as well as American ethanol. I am also keeping busy creating a video for a video competition called Ethanol Rocks. Updating social media, and other duties as assigned keep me busy too. We also visit places such as AgRail where grain is hauled by train to collect media footage. This picture here is me at One Earth Energy in Gibson City learning about distiller grains. Internship is going well but also looking forward to school to start back up!
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