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SECOND CALL
205 4-H Youth Development Building
Stillwater, OK 74078
Fax 405-744-6522
Email: kknoepf@okstate.edu
DUE MARCH 22, 2004
4-H Leadership Development Conference
WORKSHOP PROPOSAL FOR VOLUNTEER DEVELOPMENT TRACKS
July 16-17, 2004
Stillwater, OK
OSU Classroom Building
The state volunteer board would like to invite educators integrating Core materials into County Parent-Volunteer training, to assist with a track
of workshops on Friday and Saturday at the State Leadership Development Conference. From 2:45-4:15 pm on Friday afternoon and 2:453:45 pm on Saturday the board would like to offer a track of workshops that present the same Core 2 materials/information but from the
perspective of different subject areas. Below, note the areas being focused upon. Presenters will be provided the core information and a
training session to assist in the presentation of core information. The goal of the board is to see that all participants receive the same "core
information" but geared to project interests and needs.
On Saturday a second special track will be conducted from 10:45-12:15 am. Presenters will be provided some guidance in program
development. Volunteers will choose to attend a session for their specific level of leadership.
Club Leader - On TRAC and leadership structure for developing effective Youth-Adult Partnerships
Project Leader - Conducting quality Project Club and/or Project meetings
Activity Leader - How to effectively involve parents and youth in committee work necessary for Share the Fun, Camp, Picnics, etc.
Parent or Episodic Volunteer - Understanding your role in the 4-H model and how to identify and share your talents and time.
Activity or Event Coordinator - Assist volunteers in assuming a greater role in the ownership and coordination of county activities
and events.
Cloverbud Leader – How to effectively plan and develop age appropriate programs. Stress the importance of orienting new
parents and involving them in the total 4-H experience.
Instructor(s) ________________________________________________________________________________
Full Mailing Address _________________________________________________________________________
Email Address ___________________Daytime Phone Number _________________ FAX__________________
Workshop Tracks – Note your interest below.
Friday Afternoon 2:45-4:15 pm- Getting the Most Out of the _________ Project Experience
 Science and Technology
 Animal Science – Small Animal
 Natural Resources and Environmental Awareness
 Animal Science – Large Animal
 Food Science
 Consumer Education
Saturday Morning 10:45-12:15 am – “Be All That You Can Be” in your Role as a 4-H Parent or
Volunteer (note below your interest to instruct)
 Organizational Leader
 Project Leader
 Activity/Event Coordinator
 Activity Leader
 Parent/Episodic Volunteer
 Cloverbud Leader
Saturday Afternoon 2:45-3:45 pm – For Better Living in My Club, My Community, My Country and My
World (Service –Learning/Community Service)
 Science and Technology
 Animal Science – Small Animal
 Natural Resources and Environmental Awareness
 Animal Science – Large Animal
 Food Science
 Consumer Education
Rooms are available in either classroom style with student desks or small auditoriums with student
desks. Please indicate your preference and take the room into consideration when planning the workshop.
Classroom __________
Small Auditorium __________
Extra Tables - Please indicate if 8 foot table(s) will be needed. Please keep request to a minimum for we are
charged per table. Thank you. Number of Tables __________
Number of Participants: (if there is a limit) ___ Fee (if any) ___ (Workshops attendance averages between 15 and 40 participants.)
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