Program Assistant, 4-H Youth Development
Office: 
Ottawa County Extension Office
Phone: 
419-898-3631
Biography: 


Amelia (Amy) Michaels, from Sandusky County grew up on a small family farm. She was a Home Educated graduate and a very active participant in the Sandusky County 4-H program for over 10 years.

Amy began her journey with OSU Extension when she attended The Ohio State Agriculture Technical Institute in Wooster, Ohio before transferring to Columbus, where she majored in Community Leadership and Extension Education, with a minor in Psychology.

Amy’s previous experience include working as a student research assistant for the Kirwan Institute for Race and Ethnicity; the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center (OARDC); and most recently, as the Program Assistant for Dr. Julie Fox, with strategic Initiatives and Urban Engagement, and as the 4-H Program Assistant in Sandusky County. 

Amy currently serves as the 4-H Youth Development Program Assistant in Ottawa County, where her primary roles include directing the CARTEENS program, planning Cloverbud activities including Cloverbud Camp, organizing Project Judging, and facilitating the 4-H School Enrichment Program in the County.

In her free time, Amy enjoys participating in trivia with her family’s team, kayaking, boating, crafting, and spending time with her friends and family.

Degrees & Credentials
B.S., The Ohio State University, Science in Agriculture
Pursuing M.S., The Ohio State University, Science in Agriculture specializing in Community Leadership & Extension Education.

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