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Session 3

SESSION 1

Marketing 101: Promote What You Love – 4-H!
PRESENTERS(S): Allyson McMahan & other team members
INSTITUTION: National 4-H Council Marketing & Communications Team
LENGTH: 50 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill and presenter development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Learn how to best promote 4-H in your home and college communities during an interactive workshop with 4-H’s national marketing & communications team. You’ll have a chance to share your best marketing examples with each other and apply what you’ve learned as you participate in hands-on activities that you can take back to your collegiate 4-H club to get everyone involved.

The Responsibility of Leadership

PRESENTERS(S): Panel Led
INSTITUTION(S): Multiple
LENGTH: 50 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Each of us posses certain leadership characteristics. When we are asked or volunteer to be a leader, what are the responsibilities we hold to ourselves, our organization, and our fellow members? If you are a newly elected officer, or interested in an office or a committee, you NEED to attend this workshop!

5 Tricks to Your Hand

PRESENTERS(S): Emily Morehouse and University of Illinois Collegiate 4-H Members
INSTITUTION(S): Kansas State University and University of Illinois
LENGTH: 50 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: How many tricks do you have in your hand? Enough to make plays that will get you ahead in the game of life? See how many tricks you can manage in this interactive look at how you communicate and welcome others into groups.

Jazz Up Your Program with Service Learning

PRESENTERS(S): Janet Fox
INSTITUTION(S): LSU AgCenter
LENGTH: 50 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Are you looking for ways to jazz up your 4-H program or is your program singing the blues because of lack of involvement? Jazz Up Your 4-H Program through Service Learning session will offer participants an opportunity to undercover the benefits of service-learning to your organization.

What Now? Your Life as a Volunteer

PRESENTERS(S): Karol Osborne & Debbie Bairnsfather
INSTITUTION(S): LSU AgCenter
LENGTH: 50 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Have you thought about life as a volunteer? Can you fit a fulfilling volunteer life into your goals and plans? Come and learn more about how being a volunteer throughout your life can create opportunities as well as personal satisfaction no matter you career choice.

Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff!

PRESENTERS(S): Lanette & Charles Hebert
INSTITUTION(S): LSU AgCenter
LENGTH:  50 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill and presenter development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Participate in this workshop to find out simple techniques you can use to better balance work, school and personal life. The workshop will involve interactive activities and hands-on learning.


SET Skills: Agricultural GIS

PRESENTER(S): William Flynn, Samantha Ephgrave and Justin McConaghy
INSTITUTION(S): Oklahoma State University
LENGTH: 50 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Presenter and skill development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Learn some introductory basics to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and its application in agricultural markets. Participants will develop a familiarity with basic GIS tools as well as learn how to present an educational workshop to youth utilizing agricultural markets as a space example.

 

SESSION 2

Image is Everything
PRESENTERS(S): Byron Garrett
INSTITUTION(S): USDA
LENGTH: 50 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION:

From 4-H to the Workplace: Skills for a Lifetime

PRESENTERS(S): Evelyn Rachell – Advisor, Alabama Collegiate 4-H
INSTITUTION(S): Auburn University
LENGTH: 50 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Join us for a fun-filled experience focused on using the HEAD HEART HANDS AND HEALTH, you learned about in 4-H and turning it into valuable workplace skills like: ethics, character, service and leadership.

Workplace Ethics

PRESENTERS(S): Sarah Williams
INSTITUTION(S): LSU AgCenter
LENGTH: 50 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: This workshop features a hands-on, interactive look at six ethical values that can revitalize and strengthen the quality of a job setting. The origin of the ideas for issues and problem situations found in our Workplace Ethics curriculum came from a group of business owners and supervisors who have experienced difficulty with unethical behavior among employees in their businesses. After identifying the problems, participants will have an opportunity to discover solutions for situations and be equipped to address such scenarios in their workplaces.

Herbert’s Humor: Laughing the Stress Out of Your Life
PRESENTERS(S): Lanette & Charles Hebert
INSTITUTION(S): LSU AgCenter
LENGTH: 50 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill and presenter development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Participants in this workshop will laugh their way through with interactive and hands-on stress reducing techniques.


Business Etiquette
PRESENTERS(S): Juanita Johnson
INSTITUTION(S): LSU AgCenter
LENGTH: 50 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Joining a Collegiate 4-H Club and taking on the responsibility of ‘leading’ other young adults can be a challenging and rewarding experience. Attend this interactive workshop to learn creative ways for leadership development focusing on: Business Etiquette, Public Speaking and Self Esteem.

Animal Magnetism

PRESENTERS(S): NMSU Collegiate 4-H Members
INSTITUTION(S): New Mexico State University
LENGTH: 50 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Ever wonder why you say the things you do? Or why they act the way they do? Or why certain people attract each other? Come and learn to identify personality types in relation to four animals and leave with a new understanding of yourself and others. If you are looking for new insight into being a leader, this is the workshop for you.

BaFa BaFa – A Culture and Diversity Workshop

PRESENTERS(S): Kristie Storms and Michelle Behrns
INSTITUTION(S): South Dakota State University
LENGTH: 40 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: BaFa BaFa is an interactive workshop that shows hands on how culture affects our everyday life. In this workshop you will become a member of a new culture and experience many of the challenges and benefits associated with that culture.
 

SESSION 3

Serving to Learn – Learning to Serve

PRESENTERS(S): NMSU Collegiate 4-H Members
INSTITUTION(S): New Mexico State University
LENGTH: 40 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill and presenter development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: What is community service and why does it matter? This workshop will focus on the value of service and how to create service learning activities. Ideas for service projects will be shared with discussion for how to enhance current community service projects.


Unveiling the Myth: Opportunities in Collegiate 4-H Leadership
PRESENTERS(S): Panel Led
INSTITUTION(S): Multiple
LENGTH: 40 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill and presenter development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Ever wonder what goes on beyond your local Collegiate 4-H chapter? Have an interest in running for a regional or national office, but don’t know what the expectations are? Are you majoring in or have talent and enthusiasm for public relations, graphic design, editing and layout, or web design? This is the workshop for you! Several Collegiate 4-H members and alumni from all regions and levels of leadership or committee work will offer advice for running or applying for Collegiate 4-H leadership positions. We will also explain the duties and responsibilities of regional and national leadership positions within the organization, as well as committees such as Advocacy, Web, and Strategic Planning. If you are a newly elected officer, or interested in an office or a committee, you NEED to attend this workshop!

The Generation Gap
PRESENTERS(S): Texas Tech Collegiate 4-H
INSTITUTION(S): Texas Tech University
AUDIENCE SIZE (min / max): 20 maximum
LENGTH: 50 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: A generational look at diversity, this workshop will explore the different generations and the generation gap and look at characteristics of each generation.


What Can You Do with OMK in Your Region and At Your School

PRESENTERS(S): Vanessa Renwick & Chanda Gonzales
INSTITUTION(S): UC Davis & California 4-H Military Liaison
LENGTH: 40 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Do you know what OMK is? Do you want to get involved with the National Service Project of Emphasis, but don’t know how? Come find out what UC Davis and the Western Region are doing to get some ideas for your region and club.


The 4-H ATV Safety Project and Collegiate 4-H

PRESENTERS(S): Dr. Michele Abington-Cooper
INSTITUTION: LSU AgCenter
LENGTH: 40 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill and presenter development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Learn about the ATV Safety Program that is offered around the country through 4-H and learn how you, as a Collegiate 4-H member, can become involved in carrying out the program with youth from your state.


Trail Mixx: The Wildcat Way

PRESENTERS(S): Melinda Tebow
INSTITUTION(S): Kansas State University
LENGTH: 40 min
WORKSHOP TYPE: Skill and presenter development
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION: Are you looking for an interesting leadership and community service project for your club? Would you like to help teens stay off the street and help you to stay healthy and fit? Come and experience just how Kansas State University Collegiate 4-H helped achieve this for Kansas citizens.


 

 

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