UC 4-H Program of Calaveras County
Welcome to the 4-H Program of Calaveras County
Welcome to the Calaveras County 4-H Program, we have approximately 300 youth enrolled in local 4-H programs and nearly 70 adult volunteers engaging youth in varied learning experiences. There are eleven clubs in the county. Our mission is to engage youth in reaching their fullest potential while advancing the field of youth development.
Calaveras County 4-H Community Clubs
Calaveras Wranglers 4-H Horse Club
General 4-H Information
Contribute for a Better Future
Office Locations
Calaveras County 4-H
423 E. Saint Charles St.
San Andreas, CA 95249
United States
Phone
Personnel
Brian J Allen
Assistant Specialist
Carletta Amatisto-Smith
Community Education Specialist II
Stacy L Arhontes
Assistant II
Haylee Ayers
4-H Community Education Specialist, Tuolumne County
Bambi Baechler
UC CalFresh Nutrition Educator
Stephanie L Barrett
4-H Regional Program Coordinator
Whitney Bell
4-H Analyst
Vera M Bullard
UC 4-H Regional Program Coordinator - Region Six, serving Alpine, Amador, Calaveras, El Dorado, Placer, Nevada, Tuolumne counties
Jose A Campos
Regional Program Super: University of California 4-H YDP Region 8
Claudia F Carlos
CalFresh Healthy Living, UCCE Riverside County Program Supervisor
Kathleen Carter
UC CalFresh Nutrition Educator
Cindy X Chen
Woody Biomass and Forest Products Advisor
Zeva F Cho
4-H Statewide Program Manager
Ryan P Cleland
4-H Community Education Specialist II
Jenna Colburn
Statewide 4-H Leadership & Civic Engagement CES III
Noah A Cooke
CalFresh Healthy Living, UCCE Central Sierra Community Education Supervisor 2
Trisha Dinh
Business Manager, YFC, Master Gardeners & Master Food Preservers
Kathy Fessler
Administrative Program Assistant
Bonnie Fraser
Administrative Assistant II
William Frost
CE Advisor, Emeritus
Alissa Hardie
Community Education Specialist II
Lindsey J Harwood
Administrative Officer II
Jennifer Henkens
4-H CE Supervisor 1 - Region 5 (Sacramento, Solano, Yolo)
Kimberly Holmes
Statewide 4-H Director
Kimberly C Ingram
Forest Stewardship Education Coordinator
Angela Johnson
Assistant II
Susan D Kocher
Forestry/ Natural Resources Advisor
Ally Lemmer
4-H Youth Development Healthy Living Academic Coordinator II
Cristina N Luquin
CalFresh Healthy Living, UCCE Nutrition Educator
Daniel K Macon
Livestock and Natural Resources Advisor
Mary Manning
Community Education Specialist 2
Diego A Mariscal
4-H Regional Program Coordinator (Region 4)
Robin E Martin
Admin Asst II
Scott C Mautte
Community Education Specialist III for Volunteer & Staff Development
Cailin McLaughlin
Garden Coordinator, CFHL, UCCE Central Sierra
Justin Mickle
Community Education Specialist 2
JoLynn C Miller
Central Sierra 4-H Youth Development Advisor & Interim Assoc. Director of UCANR Policy Institute
Gemma M Miner
Interim 4-H Assistant Director
Suzanne Morikawa
4-H Marketing and Communications Specialist
Kaitlyn A Murray
PhD, Community Engagement and Youth Outreach Academic Coordinator
Haley O'Mara
Community Education Specialist 2
Farrah Olson
Community Education Specialist 2
Scott R Oneto
Farm Advisor
Kitty Oppliger
Community Nutrition and Health Advisor
Mackenzie F Patton
Integrated Pest Management Advisor
Erica A Pettey
Statewide 4-H Animal and Equine Science CES III
Debbie L Powell
Master Gardener Program Coordinator
Lynn Schmitt-McQuitty
Director for County Cooperative Extension
Constance L Schneider
UC Cooperative Extension Academic Emeritus
Hardeep Singh
Local Food Systems Advisor
Juanesha Spence
Community Education Specialist 2
Ana M Torres
4-H YDP Regional Program Supervisor
Lisa Uribe
Community Education Specialist 2
Susan J Weaver
4-H Youth Development Program Regional Coordinator, Region 7
Robert L Woodke
Indigenous Disaster Resilience Advisor
Jacki Zediker
4-H Regional Program Coordinator (Region 1 & Region 2)
Mary Zoller
4-H Regional Program Coordinator, Region 3
Mission Statement
The University of California (UC) 4-H Youth Development Program (YDP) engages youth in reaching their fullest potential while advancing the field of youth development.
UC 4-H provides meaningful opportunities for all youth and adults to work together to create sustainable community change.
UC 4-H engages young people in three primary content areas: civic engagement and leadership, healthy living, and
science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
UC 4-H provides meaningful opportunities for all youth and adults to work together to create sustainable community change.
UC 4-H engages young people in three primary content areas: civic engagement and leadership, healthy living, and
science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.