4-H

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Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service 4-H Youth
Development 2001-02 State Officers
4-HMaking A Difference Piece by Piece
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Team Goals Accomplished2001-02

• Goal(s) for the Officer Team
• Whenever an individual is involved with a
  speaking engagement the officer will mention and
  promote the 4-H Alumni Association.
• Goal(s) for the total 4-H Program
• Prepare and present a program targeting 4-H
  parents and volunteers which will provided
  fundamental information to assist them in helping
  their child/club get the most out of the 4-H
  experience.
• All 77 counties will receive a visit from at
  least one member of the officer team during the
  program year.
• Activity/Programmatic Goal(s)
• Statewide support and participation in 4-H Dime
  Drop.
• Statewide support and participation in
  Kicks4Kids.
• Network with other youth serving organizations
  through the sharing of resources and programs.

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PresidentKirby Teachey

• Professional Goals
• Implement dime drop service project at Vanoss
  School
• Stay involve on the local and county level by
  presenting workshops, initiating clubs and
  programs
• Speak at 4-H Day at the State Capitol
• Initiate a Make a Difference Day project
• Work to establish a relationship with the
  Langston 4-H Representatives so that I can have a
  better understanding of the Langston 4-H Program
  and can provide the team with a new outlook and
  new ideas
• Preside at all the State 4-H Officer meetings

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Cassity Green, NW Vice PresidentMake A
Difference DayOctober 27, 2001

• Purpose
• Community wide fun-filled activity for families.
  All proceeds for the Ronald McDonald House.

• Impact
• 200 participants
• 350 raised and then matched by Wal-Mart for a
  total of 680 for the Ronald McDonald House
• Experienced teamwork and cooperation in action

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ActivitySeptemberfestSeptember 6, 2001

• Purpose Promote 4-H to urban youth at the
  Governor's Mansion.
• Activity Langston and OSU 4-H programs provided
  fun educational activities related to 4-H project
  work.
• Impact Approximately 800 youth visited the 4-H
  tent.
• Participants State Officers, Ambassadors and
  Local 4-H members provided leadership.

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Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service 4-H Youth
Development 2001-02 State Officers
4-HMaking A Difference Piece by Piece
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