Clinton Fayette Greene Warren counties, Ohio

This year’s Clinton, Fayette, Greene, and Warren County Farm Bureau intern is Hannah Gaines. Hannah is a senior at Wilmington College majoring in biology and communications with a minor in music and media. On campus, she is involved in the Gamma Beta Eta Lil Sis Sorority, the Quaker Cheerleading team, the Student Alumni Advancement Committee, and the Ecology Club.

Hannah Gaines
Gaines

Hannah is from Clinton County and is a 2020 graduate of Wilmington High School. During high school, she was involved in 4-H along with the Junior Fair Board. Throughout her time in 4-H, she held various leadership positions and was selected as the 2020 Statewide Ohio 4-H Family Life and Child Development Achievement Award Winner.

Some of her responsibilities as an intern will include working on this year’s membership campaign, helping to educate members and the public on agriculture, and helping the county office to organize and implement various activities and events.

“I am excited to start this internship with Farm Bureau and see the ins and outs of the organization and being able to build on communication skills. I am looking forward to helping with the membership season and meeting all of the people involved in this organization,” she said.

Welcome, Hannah!

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