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4-Hers find the path to success paved in practicing leadership and good citizenry skills at 2013 congress
4-H members stand in the organization's signature clover formation on Virginia Tech's Drillfield.
Five hundred teens, volunteer leaders, and Virginia Cooperative Extension agents will gather at Virginia Tech’s Blacksburg campus June 17-20, for the 93rd annual 4-H State Congress. This year’s theme, “The Path to Success, Luck Has Nothing to Do with It,” draws on the six pillars of character that are the foundation of the 4-H philosophy and demonstrates how young people can live as exemplary citizens through the life skills they learn as 4-H members.
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