Linda Horner

I am currently a 4-H program associate with the 4-H Youth Development Program in Cape May County NJ. 4-H nationally has made a commitment to increase our educational efforts in science engineering and technology (S.E.T.) and to recruit 1 000 000 youth to participate in science engineering and technology activities by 2013. In Cape May County we are looking for the most effective ways to do this and we are very excited to begin working with the MARE community. Personally I have an MS in agriculture with an emphasis in Horse Science and an MS in American History. Before coming to 4-H I worked with horses for many years worked as an associate naturalist at the Nature Center of Cape May NJ for the New Jersey Audubon Society and was the Curator of Interpretation at the National Museum of the Boy Scouts of America for 13 years.