Camden County Has a New 4-H Agent!
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Camden County Cooperative Extension is proud to introduce Marcia Berry as the new Camden County 4-H & Youth Development Agent. While Marcia is new to this role, she is no stranger to Camden County or Cooperative Extension, previously serving as the Camden County 4-H Program Assistant & JCPC Coordinator. As 4-H Agent Marcia will oversee the Camden County 4-H program which offers 4-H Clubs; School Enrichment; Teen Leadership Programs; At-Risk Youth Programming; Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Programming; 4-H Camps and much more.
Austin Brown, Camden County Extension Director, stated “We are very excited to have Marcia advance to the 4-H Agent role on our Camden County Extension team. Marcia is a proven community collaborator, has a track record of positively working with youth in Camden County, and possesses a vision for building a strong local 4-H program. I am confident that her skills set will position the Camden County 4-H program for growth and positive impacts for Camden youth.”
“I have been working with students for over 25 years. It has always brought me joy to see the spark in their eyes when they learn something new,” stated Marcia. “I look forward to bringing that spark to the youth and their families as I serve as the 4-H Agent in Camden County.”
For more information regarding 4-H programming in Camden, contact Marcia at 252-331-7630 or marcia_berry@ncsu.edu.