List of 4-H Volunteer Roles and Opportunities

Dana Smith, a teacher at Haynesville Jr./Sr. High school in Claiborne Parish, accepts the Promising Practices Award at the National Character Education Partnership Conference in Washington, D.C.

This system gives volunteers an online resource for tracking hours and mileage, viewing online training modules and earning credit for the Master Volunteer program.

THe LSU AgCenter 4-H Program is the official sponsor for the Louisiana Promising Practices Awards

The LSU AgCenter 4-H Program is the official sponsor for the Louisiana State Schools of Character awards.

A brief description of the character development program.

National 4-H Council has received a $1.5 million award from the Monsanto Company to drive the expansion of the National 4-H Volunteer Initiative. This new grant will fuel the expansion of vital volunteer training programs and fund the development of new volunteer recruitment and retention strategies. This announcement also launches a new national call for 4-H volunteers to lend their time in order to further positive youth development nationwide.

Constitution Day and Citizenship Day is September 17th. The National Constitution Center offers new and exciting resources to engage students in the Constitution, current events and civic learning. Visit the website to learn more about the U. S. Constitution: http://www.constitutionday.com/

This handbook has been developed to help organizational leaders carry out their responsibilities.

Successful 4-H meetings do not happen by chance. Great meeting require careful planning, club officers who know and use good meeting procedures, and respectful and responsible club members who are attentive, who are prepared to be involved, to express their ideas and give feedback to the club officers and committee chairs. By following a well-planned agenda that officers have discussed in advance, a lot of meeting business can be accomplished in a short time.