Tuesday News
Washington State 4-H Equine Judges Training
Please help spread the word! The Washington State 4-H Equine Judges Committee is excited to offer a Judges training October 31 and November 1, at the Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe, Washington. This will coincide with the Snohomish County 4-H Fall Performance Show which should allow several opportunities to view and discuss actual 4-H classes in action. We will also have access to the club room for further discussion and presentation opportunities. This is a great opportunity for returning judges to catch up on recent rule changes, as well anyone wanting to become a judge to get started on their path. Please contact the Washington State 4-H Equine Coordinator, Kim Baker (kim.baker@wsu.edu), or R-A Mazzola (r.mazzola@wsu.edu) for more information.
Teens Helping Teens
Teens Helping Teens is a statewide youth driven program that tackles important topics in our local and state community. Past youth have championed a wide range of topics, from Drug take back events, Mental Health Awareness, to Substance Abuse Prevention. Members in the past have gone on to present their creations at state and national events. Teens Helping Teens is now looking for passionate teens that are interested in making a difference in their community. For more information, please contact the WSU CARES Teen and Communications Program Coordinator, R-A Mazzola (r.mazzola@wsu.edu), or Dr Ashley Hall (a.hernandez-hall@wsu.edu).
Ask Dr. Universe: Are Self Driving Cars Safe?
New technology can sometimes be scary, and self driving cars is no exception. Ask Dr. Universe met with Wei Peng, a WSU researcher who studies public opinion on driverless vehicles. Learn how this technology has grown and continues to evolve on this week’s Ask Dr. Universe.
Submit your question online and you may see your question featured in a future Ask Dr. Universe!
