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Community Club Leader Training 2010 Cooperative Extension Yolo County

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Community Club Leader Training 2010. Yolo County. Cooperative Extension. Job Descriptions and Expectations. Staff Positions. State 4-H Director & Office (UC & USDA) - Statewide Program Policies - Professional Development - Global Guidance & Direction. County Director (UC & USDA) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Community Club Leader Training 2010

Community Club Leader Training2010

Cooperative ExtensionYolo County

Page 2: Community Club Leader Training 2010

Cooperative ExtensionYolo County

Job Descriptions and ExpectationsStaff Positions

State 4-H Director & Office (UC & USDA)- Statewide Program Policies- Professional Development- Global Guidance & Direction County Director (UC & USDA)

- Fiscal Oversight- University Policy Oversight- Personnel

Youth Development Advisor (UC & USDA)- Local & Statewide Research- Local, Statewide & National Program Development - ”Advise” University and Local Organizations on Youth Development Best Practices and

NeedsProgram Representative/Coordinator (Co)

- Coordinate Local Programming- Ensure Policy Compliance and Program Quality- Community Relations- Volunteer Management of Exec & CCL’s

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Volunteer PositionsJob Descriptions and Expectations

Executive Council- Organizational Direction- County-wide Program Financial Responsibility- Spring Show Administration Leader’s Council

- Governing Body of 4-H ClubsCommunity Club Leaders

- Governing Position of Individual Clubs- Oversight of Club Policy Compliance- Oversight of Program Quality at Club Level- Project Leader Management Project Leaders

- Direct Education of Youth Members

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Job Descriptions and ExpectationsOthers

ParentsBoosters

- Not 4-H. Separate groups that support 4-H. No oversight by UC or county.

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County Fair- Not 4-H. Separate agency with whom we collaborate.

Farm Bureau- Not 4-H. Separate agency with whom we collaborate.

UC Davis- Local Land Grant Institution. - Partially funded by USDA to administer portions of UCCE, which includes 4-H.

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The Goal of 4-H?

SUCCESSFUL, HAPPY YOUTH WHO BECOME SUCCESSFUL, HAPPY

ADULTS!

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Physical Health (Nutrition & Physical Activity)

Social Life & Belonging

Emotions (stress, anger, love)

Safety (risk reduction)

Environment & Nature

Healthy Living Initiative

Inquisitiveness

Problem Solving Skills

Work Prep/ Technology

College Prep

Experiential Education

Leadership Mastery Science, Engineering & Technology Initiative

Generosity Community Service

Gratitude

Patriotism

Personal Responsibility

Independence

Personal Improvement

Citizenship Initiative

Self Esteem

Pride

Passion

Personal Identity

THRIVE

SUCCESSFUL, HAPPY MEMEBERS (SELF ACTUALIZATION)

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Education And The Future of Technology

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cL9Wu2kWwSY

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Are we preparing our youth for the future? or the past?

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Share Best Practices

• New Family Involvement and Introductions to 4-H• Officer Trainings• Outreach & Membership Drives

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http://willowoak4h.shutterfly.com/

password:  willowoak4h

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Cooperative ExtensionYolo County

Evaluation

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How many years have you been involved in 4-H?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

0%

25%

0%

13%13%13%

25%

13%

1. Less than 1 year2. 1-2 years3. 2-3 years4. 3-5 years5. 5-10 years6. 10-15 years7. 15-20 years8. 20 or more years

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As a result of this training, do you feel you better understand the goals of 4-H?

1 2 3 4 5

18%

64%

0%0%

18%

1. Definitely more2. A little bit more3. Maybe4. Not really5. Not at all

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What methods will you use to market 4-H in your area

1 2 3 4 5

42%

25%

0%

17%16%

1. Flyers to schools2. Farm Connection

Day3. Newspaper4. School event5. Public Events

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Which of the 4-H initiatives do you feel we should strengthen first in our county?

22%

33%

44%

1 2 3

1. Science, Engineering and Technology

2. Healthy Living3. Citizenship

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What are your top 2 concerns for our 4-H program?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

0%

6%

22%

0%

5%

11%

28%

17%

11%

1. Changing priorities2. Quality of programs3. Administrative burden4. Safety of members5. Increasing costs6. Program closure7. Lack of volunteers8. Lack of members9. Confusion over program

delivery

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Do you have a better understanding of the reasons for the structure of our program &

how they tie into global youth development principles?

1 2

0%

100%

1. Yes2. No

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Did you get at least one new idea that you can include in your club

tonight?

1 2

9%

91%1. Yes2. No

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Thank you for being a 4-H volunteer!

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