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Oktibbeha extension introduces new 4‑H agent Brianne Cohen

3191134 · May 5, 2025
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Summary

The county extension office introduced Brianne Cohen as its new 4‑H agent; Cohen said she has started programming and provided contact information for enrollment.

The Oktibbeha County extension office introduced Brianne Cohen as the county’s new 4‑H agent during the supervisors meeting. Cohen, who began in January, described an early focus on expanding school engagement and recruiting members.

“I’m excited. It’s been a lot of fun so far,” Cohen said, adding that programs currently include cooking, sewing, fishing, kayaking and STEM activities and that the office is working with a homeschool group.

She provided a contact email of bmk256@msstate.edu and a phone number, (662) 323-5916, for residents seeking information for youth ages 5 to 18. The board acknowledged the introduction during its general reports portion of the meeting.

Why it matters: 4‑H programming provides youth development and enrichment opportunities across Oktibbeha County schools and community groups.

What’s next: the extension encouraged supervisors and community members to refer interested families and said programming will continue through the spring and summer months.