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Carly GriffithAssociate Extension Agent, 4-H Youth Development
(703) 777-0373 carlymg@vt.edu Carly grew up in Sterling, Virginia and became involved in the Loudoun County 4-H program at the age of 9. During her 4-H career she was an active member in both the Rabbit Club & Teen Council, where she held multiple officer positions. In 2006 she was inducted into the Virginia 4-H All-Stars – the highest honor a 4-H member can achieve. In 2012 Carly graduated from Virginia Tech with a degree in Animal & Poultry Sciences. Upon her arrival back to Loudoun, she became Organizational Leader of the Leaps & Squeaks Rabbit & Cavy Club and a director of Loudoun Fair & Associates, where she served as Secretary for three years. Carly has always had a passion for 4-H and is thankful that she gets to spend her days giving back to the program that gave so much to her. Carly’s Awards & Recognitions 4-H Leadership, Citizenship & Achievement Awards – 2005-2008 Virginia 4-H All-Star – 2006 I Dare You Award – 2007 Miss Loudoun County Fair – 2007 4-H Family of the Year – 2006 & 2014 |
Kim Monroe
Program Technician, 4-H Youth Development
(703) 777-0373
kmonroe@vt.edu
Kim grew up in Clarke County, Virginia where she was a member of 4-H and FFA. Her involvement with 4-H Camp as a teen guided her career choice to serve as the Program Technician for Loudoun County 4-H since 2000. Kim works with the 4-H School Enrichment Programs and 4-H Camp, providing support and guidance. Throughout her career with Extension, Kim has continued to learn new things and share them with the community.
Kim's Awards and Certifications
Character Counts – 2001
Master 4-H Camp Director – 2003
Master 4-H After School Programming – 2004
New 4-H Extension Agent Training Program - 2004
Master 4-H Youth Behavior Management – 2005
Epsilon Sigma Phi – State Outstanding Unit - 2005
Health Rocks! – 2011
Loudoun County 10 Years of Service - 2011
Loudoun County 15 Years of Service 2016
(703) 777-0373
kmonroe@vt.edu
Kim grew up in Clarke County, Virginia where she was a member of 4-H and FFA. Her involvement with 4-H Camp as a teen guided her career choice to serve as the Program Technician for Loudoun County 4-H since 2000. Kim works with the 4-H School Enrichment Programs and 4-H Camp, providing support and guidance. Throughout her career with Extension, Kim has continued to learn new things and share them with the community.
Kim's Awards and Certifications
Character Counts – 2001
Master 4-H Camp Director – 2003
Master 4-H After School Programming – 2004
New 4-H Extension Agent Training Program - 2004
Master 4-H Youth Behavior Management – 2005
Epsilon Sigma Phi – State Outstanding Unit - 2005
Health Rocks! – 2011
Loudoun County 10 Years of Service - 2011
Loudoun County 15 Years of Service 2016
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Virginia Cooperative Extension programs and employment are open to all, regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, genetic information, marital, family, or veteran status, or any other basis protected by law.
An equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.
