Audra Chapman joins extension officestaff as new 4-H agent

The Univesrity of Georgia Extension officein Wilkes County has welcomed Audra Chapman as a new member of its officestaff.

Chapman received her Associates Degree from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in 2005 and earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Agriculture Education in 2007. She has previously been working as the 4-H Program Assistant at the Oglethorpe County Extension officewhere she worked with youth participating in projects and events, helping design curriculum for different activities.

As the new 4-H agent in Wilkes County, she will be conducting club meetings, assisting with project clubs, and helping with all events and activities.

"We are so happy to have her in our county and working with our youth to help them become successful members of society," said Carol Jackson. "Please feel free to come by and talk to her about any questions you may have about the 4-H program!"

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