Science Engineering and Technology

Science Engineering and Technology

Science, Engineering, and Technology

About this Program Area

Projects in the Kentucky 4‑H Science, Engineering, and Technology Program equip young people with the skills they need to succeed in life through a variety of hands-on learning opportunities. Project areas such as Aerospace, Agriscience, Computer Science, Electricity and Energy, Petroleum Power, Robotics, and the 4-H Discover Boxes, help young people to develop through building relationships with other youth who share their spark for learning and doing through STEM. Youth will be challenged to expand their knowledge and be open to discovering new ideas and concepts while setting and managing goals for themselves and their project outcomes.

Objectives 

4-Her’s will: 

  • Increase knowledge in and demonstrate the use of critical thinking, problem-solving, effective communication, leadership, and civic engagement through 4-H Science Engineering and Technology programs. 
  • Explore their spark, show an interest in, and pursue educational and career opportunities related to Science Engineering and Technology. 
  • Identify problems and solutions in their communities utilizing Science, Engineering and Technology.  
  • Increase contributions to their communities through applying critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication learning.

Cooperative Extension Service Priority Issues 

According to the University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension System Community Needs Assessment (2023), priority issues related to natural resources include:

  • Youth life skill training opportunities (e.g. leadership and communication skill building opportunities).
  • Strengthening youth workforce readiness (entrepreneurship, business development skills, etc).

Some Ways to Engage 

  • Aerospace 
  • Agriscience 
  • Computer Science 
  • Electricity 
  • Petroleum Power 
  • Robotics 
  • Science, Engineering, and Technology Leadership Board

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Contact Information

Rachel Noble Guidugli, Ed.D.
Assistant Extension Director for Kentucky 4-H Youth Development

450 Cooper Drive Moloney Bldg. Suite 114 Lexington, KY 40546-0274

(859) 257-5961

rachel.guidugli@uky.edu