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    Resources for Agents working with Youth, Leaders and Parents 

    If you have items you would like to submit for inclusion on this page, please contact Jenny Jordan (jwj4h@Uga.edu) 

     

    Resources for Teaching Others

    April 1-WIMBA Training: 4-H Project Achievement for Experienced Agents

    This session was designed for Extension staff with experience in project achievement. Listed is the link to the archive &  the powerpoint used in the archive. Feel free to adapt the powerpoint for county use. This is designed for those Extension staff who have a strong basic understanding of project acheivement at the junior-senior level.  


    Specific Event Information
    High School 4-H'ers advance beyond district competition.  District 4-H Project Achievement winners are eligible for competition and State 4-H Congress and State 4-H Congress winners are eligible to attend National 4-H Congress. Unlike the previous events, National 4-H Congress is not a competitive event but rather a national leadership convention for 4-H membes.  Links below are designed specifically for youth participating in these opportunities.
     


    Rules for 4-H Project Achievement
    The Georgia 4-H Activity & Awards Guidebook includes all Georgia 4-H Policy and Procedures.  4-H'ers and Adults are encouraged to always review the Guidebook prior to an event. Changes are dates and highlighted in green.


       
     
     
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