Sherry Nickles
EERA Leader - Crossroads & Extension Educator, 4-H Youth Development
Email Sherry at Nickles.1@osu.edu
Sherry Nickles provides leadership to the Wayne County
4-H program. This includes both 52
traditional community clubs and special emphasis programs such as the teen
vehicular safety program "CarTeens" and the in-school elementary
education program "Character Counts!"
There are approximately 1,500 youth and 450 volunteers involved in 4-H clubs.
4-H reaches an additional 3,000 youth through special emphasis programming. Sherry's specialization is
curriculum development. She has
co-authored, served as contributing author or review team member for many of
Ohio's 4-H livestock project books.
Sherry lives with her husband on a grain and beef cattle farm and enjoys
being a parent of two 4-H alumni and one current 4-Her!
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