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Welcome to the National 4-H Congress~Georgia delegation homepage. Here Georgia delegates for Congress will find copies of letters, forms, and other information relative to National 4-H Congress, November 27-December 1, 2009 at the Hyatt Regency in Atlanta.

For more information concerning your trip as a Georgia delegate to National 4-H Congress talk with your County Extension agent or contact Jenny Jordan, Extension 4-H Faculty, and the Georgia Congress Coordinator
 

Delegate Handbook (from National 4-H Congress website)

CORRESPONDENCE TO DELEGATES

Delegate Letter One (8/18/09)
Reservation Form
due September 25th from ALL State Congress Project Winners

Youth Leadership Team Application
Due September 10th

Youth Entertainer Application
Due September 10th
Delegate Letter Two 
Awesome Atlanta Tour Reservation-Optional  

Photo & DVD Scrapbook order
Turn in at Georgia registration or mail ahead

Highlight Sheet

National Congress Handbook

map to the Hyatt


FORMS TO BRING WITH YOU TO NATIONAL 4-H CONGRESS

National 4-H Congress Code of Conduct

National 4-H Congress Medical Form  NOTE:This needs to be notorized. Do not wait until the night before

Georgia 4-H Code of Conduct Form

Georgia 4-H Medical Information & Release Form

Transportation Waiver (if driving yourself or riding with another 4-H'er)

AFTER CONGRESS
Design Team Application
Due December 17
Completed applications (with photo) will be accepted via email or snail mail
For Information Concerning Georgia Participation 
or this website contact:

Jenny Jordan, Extension 4-H Specialist
311 Hoke Smith Annex-The University of Georgia
Athens, Georgia 30602
706-542-4H4H

jwj4h@uga.edu

updated 8/10

 
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