Kasey Bozeman serves as the Extension 4-H Specialist for Science Programs with Georgia 4-H. Kasey develops, implements, and evaluates state-level 4-H science programs, including Mission Make-It: The Georgia 4-H Engineering Challenge, the Georgia 4-H Technology Summit, STEM Ambassadors, Pollinator Ambassadors, and Wildlife Ambassadors.  Additionally, Kasey trains and supports county-based faculty in science programming and creating curricula and other materials to address science and STEM programs.  Kasey also serves as the Lead State Advisor to National 4-H Council’s Tech Changemakers program, providing content and technical assistance to 1862 institutions implementing the project.

From 2011-2019, Kasey served as the Liberty County Extension Coordinator and 4-H Youth Development Agent. In this role, she planned and taught educational programs and activities for 4-H youth, including in-school meetings and out-of-school clubs and opportunities.  She guided youth in 4-H project work, competitions, leadership, and citizenship development, having multiple youth win state honors in their project and a team win the state land judging competition.  Additionally, Kasey has worked as a Child & Youth Specialist for Air Force Reserve Command and a seasonal Environmental Education Instructor at Wahsega 4-H Center.

Kasey earned a B.S. in environmental science from Piedmont College and a M.S. in environmental education from Nova Southeastern University.  She is currently pursuing an Ed.D. in curriculum studies from Georgia Southern University.  Her favorite learning environments are outdoors, engaging, and fun.  In her free time, she enjoys camping, hiking, reading, and crafting.