Here are some of the topics and events happening around CAUSES:
4-H hosts "Ready, Set, Go!" training

The "Ready, Set, Go!" training was recently offered by Operation Military Kids, a division of the Center for 4-H and Youth Development. Ready, Set, Go! community trainings are designed to increase non-military youth workers, educators, counselors and other community members understanding of military culture and the issues facing military youth, among other things.
In other 4-H news, the center received a special visit from a Chinese delegation. China is interested in implementing their own 4-H club!
Watch: Dr. Wayne Curtis hosts UDC Forum
- UDC farmers market closes for the season
- 4-H "Ready, Set, Go!" training
- Watch: Dr. Wayne Curtis hosts UDC Forum on Minority MBAE Case Competition
- Dr. Prema Ganganna interviewed by PBS
- GO DUTCH 2014 Consortium partnership
- Agriculture and nutrition team guest lectures at Georgetown University
- Former Governor of Bangkok visits UDC
2013 farmers market season comes to a close
The UDC farmers market recently celebrated the end of another successful season. Said Market Manager Stephanie Wingate: The last Saturday, for 2013 UDC Farmer's Market came and
passed. To reflect on the day, I remember seeing a D.C. policeman standing for a while, with one of our vendors,
nice friendly chat, even helping to hawk the vendors goods for a few moments to patrons as they walked by. So many people were grateful for the market and are already ready for the 2014 season to begin in April. Thanks to everyone, who
participated in this 2013 Farm Market season!


In other 4-H news, the center received a special visit from a Chinese delegation. China is interested in implementing their own 4-H club!
Watch: Dr. Wayne Curtis hosts UDC Forum
The competition is held at the annual Howard University MBA Exclusive where student find endless networking opportunities with top executives, engaging professional development workshops and a career fair with industry leading companies. The case competition unites top MBA candidates across the country and gives them the opportunity to develop important professional skills such as analyzing and responding quickly to an organization's strategic challenge. Dr. Curtis can be reached at wayne.curtis@udc.edu.
Dr. Prema Ganganna interviewed by MacNeil/Lehrer (PBS)
Agriculture and nutrition team guest lectures at Georgetown University
Former Governor of Bangkok visits UDC

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