STATE AND NATIONAL 4-H TRIPS & EVENTS

Tony Carrell

Extension Specialist

4-H Youth Development

INDIANA 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

MissionThe Indiana 4-H Youth Development mission is to provide real-life educational opportunities that develop young people who positively impact their community and world.

VisionIndiana 4-H Youth Development strives to be the premier, community-based program empowering young people to reach their full potential.

4-H ROUND-UPMiddle school aged youth conferenceApproximately 500 youth and adult participants Introductory leadership developmentCareer awarenessExperience living in residence halls and navigating a Big Ten

campus June 24-26, 2019$180Registration Deadline June 1

4-H BAND

Grades 9-12Do not have to be a 4-H member Intensive instructional workshopPerform at 4-H Round-Up June 22-24, 2019$190Registration deadline April 1

4-H CHORUS

Grades 9-12Do not have to be a 4-H member Intensive instructional workshopPerform at 4-H Round-Up June 22-25, 2019$250Registration deadline April 1

STATE 4-H JUNIOR LEADER CONFERENCE June 18-21, 2019University of IndianapolisGrades 9-12Leadership development focusing on personal and team

leadership$180Registration deadline May 15

4-H ACADEMY @ PURDUE

Grades 9-12 June 12-14, 2019Opportunity for youth to live on a Big Ten CampusHands-on educational workshops designed to teach

technical and workforce preparation skillsRegistration due May 15List of workshops on next slide$190

WORKSHOPS Animal Bio-Science Animal Health Food Animal/Ruminant

Digestion Food Animal/Monogasteric

Digestion Horse and Companion Animal Citizenship: Start Local…Go

Global Entrepreneurship Exploring Health Careers

Intro to EMS Food Science and Nutrition

Science Natural Resources Plant Science Show Me the Money Spread the News STEM it UP: Computer STEM it UP: Engineering STEM it UP: Robotics STEM it UP: Science of Flight

INDIANA STATE FAIR YOUTH LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE July 30 – August 3, 2019 Indiana State Fairgrounds, Discovery HallGrades 9-12Explore legislative system; youth advocacy; service-learning

around Indiana State Fair$125Registration deadline July 1

INDIANA 4-H LEADERSHIP SUMMIT

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INDIANA STATE FAIR ACHIEVEMENT TRIP

Rewards non-animal exhibitors

Communication events, judging contests, non-animal events

Sponsored by Indiana State Fair Board of Directors

Weekend in Chicago

Cost is $25 deposit

NATIONAL 4-H DAIRY CONFERENCE

Grades 9-12September 29-October 3, 2019 on

University of Wisconsin-Madison campusEducational sessions on dairy production

and related careers$450

NATIONAL 4-H CONFERENCE

Grades 9-12Delegates selected from application and interview

processLeadership conference that teaches personal

leadership and citizenship skillsApril 6-11, 2019 at National 4-H Conference

Center near Washington, DCApplications due December 1

CITIZENSHIP WASHINGTON FOCUSJune 29-July 6, 2019Conference teaches personal and team leadership

as well as citizenship skillsConducted at National 4-H Conference CenterVisit legislators on Capitol Hill Sightseeing in Washington, DC$1,500Registration deadline is March 15th

NATIONAL 4-H CONGRESS

November 29-December 3, 2019Delegates are selected through an

application and interview processApplication deadline is May 1st

Premier leadership development conference

HEIFER INTERNATIONAL

Team of four high school age youth and one adult per county

Provides international experience over a weekend in Arkansas

COMMUNICATION EVENTS

Interactive DemonstrationDemonstrationInformative 4-H PresentationProfessional Persuasive PresentationPublic SpeakingIllustrated Talk (Rabbit and Poultry only)

CAREER DEVELOPMENT EVENTS(JUDGING CONTESTS)

SoilsHorticultureLivestock skillathonCrops ForestryEntomologyWildlife Habitat Evaluation

Milk Quality and ProductsMeat EvaluationHorse and PonyHippologyLivestockDairy CattlePoultry

SCHOLARSHIPS

Foundation Senior YearAccomplishment4-H ClubLaurenz Greene Memorial 4-H

Horticulture

IDEA SHARING

How do you promote and market out of county experiences?

Who pays the registration fees and how is transportation arranged?

What is the expectation of youth when they return home?

Other ideas and questions