Jennifer Colvin

Jennifer Colvin

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4-H Program Coordinator
Iosco County Extension Office

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Jennifer Colvin is a Michigan State University Extension 4-H program coordinator in Iosco County. She has served in this role since 2021. In her role as 4-H program coordinator, Jennifer provides leadership and management of local 4-H programs, volunteers, and youth participants in Iosco County. She promotes and strengthens the Iosco County 4-H program by developing programs and partnerships, promoting and evaluating 4-H programs, and recruiting and training volunteers.

Jennifer grew up on her family's dairy farm and she participated heavily in her county's 4-H program, starting with rabbits and expanding her projects to include club lambs, dairy cattle, and poultry. She also had several leadership roles in her club and county program.

Before joining MSU Extension in 2021, Jennifer attended Michigan State University in the Insitute of Agricultural Technology where she gained her degree in Agricultural Operations. Jennifer is currently a senior at Michigan State University finishing her bachelors in Agricultural Operations and Animal Science.

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