Every June, Google celebrates GoogleServe—a month-long campaign to empower Googlers to volunteer in their communities.
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Alex Holt, left, and Hugh Holt participate in the GoogleServe event for Illinois 4-H members, at Google Headquarters in Chicago, June 15. (Photo contributed)
PRINCETON – Every June, Google celebrates GoogleServe—a month-long campaign to empower Googlers to volunteer in their communities. This year, Google chose Illinois 4-H as their GoogleServe Partner, and offered 50 youth the chance to learn from the pros.
Participants were led by a team of Googlers through both online, and offline Computer Science activities at Google Chicago Headquarters on Friday, June 15. Activities included CS First’s Create Your Own Google Logo in Scratch, Color Your World using graph theory and computer science, and a presentation on how to stay involved with Google and the opportunities available to Illinois 4-H youth.
Of the fifty 4-H participants, Bureau County 4-H members Hugh Holt and Alex Holt of the Fine Arts & Science Team, were able to claim a spot at the event.