This is a course for camp counselors provided for distance learning of camp counselors. If you would like a specific subgroup for your particular camp counselors, please contact Mark Light, light.42@osu.edu Also this will also make you a instructor in the course.

This course was developed by Ohio State University Extension.

4-Hers: Understanding How You Prefer to Solve Problems is an online course for 4-H Members who are interested in learning more about problem-solving styles and how they can use their problem-solving style when working with others.  

For more information contact:  Dr. Curtis R Friedel, Director, Center for Cooperative Problem Solving at Virginia Tech – cfriedel@vt.edu or Ms. Sarah Bush, Teaching Assistant, Center for Cooperative Problem Solving at Virginia Tech – sabush17@vt.edu

For more information about this course contact Nathaniel Tablante, University of Maryland at nlt@umd.edu.

The audience for this course is Youth and families who raise backyard poultry. 

Learning objectives are Best practices for the care of backyard poultry including disease prevention, behavior observation, housing and daily care.

For more information or to enroll please contact, Course leaders, Martin H. Smith (mhsmith@ucdavis.edu); Richard Blatchford (rablatchford@ucdavis.edu)

The audience for this course is: Youth in grades 3 through 6

For more information or to enroll please contact: Bob Bertsch at robert.bertsch@ndsu.edu

The fee for this course is $25.  To purchase and enroll in the course, click the following button:

The 4-H Volunteer Training is designed to give new volunteers basic information to prepare them for service in 4-H.  It will also serve as a refresher course for all returning volunteers.  This training has 4 components that are designed to be completed in sequential order.  As you complete each section, lessons in the next section will appear.

The course does not need to be completed in one sitting and will pick up where you left off when you return to it.

The overall training will take approximately 1 hour to complete.

Target Audience is Adults, who want to be Volunteers for the Colorado 4-H Program.

For more information or to enroll please contact instructor Joy Bauder CO 4-H State Office, CO 4-H Youth Development Program @ colorado4h@gmail.com

Expanded Learning Opportunities: Experiential Learning is for Employees or Volunteers in Youth Serving Organizations. Participants will learn how children and youth in out-of-school settings reach their full potential as a result of positive youth/adult interactions, purposeful learning experiences, and safe environments. 

Participants will be able to: identify experiential learning techniques, provide purposeful and directing teaching, and engage and energize youth so they are ready to learn.

For more information or to enroll contact:

• Elizabeth Janning, janning2@unl.edu with Nebraska Extension.
• LaDonna Werth,  ladonna.werth@unl.edu with Nebraska Extension.
• Deb Weitzenkamp, dweitzenkamp2@unl.edu with Nebraska Extension.
  

Idaho 4-H Volunteer Orientation is an online course designed to orient new 4-H volunteers.  Participants will learn:

• Volunteer Roles & Relationships
• Positive Youth Development
• Youth/Adult Partnerships
• Safe & Inclusive Environments
• Learn by Doing                  

For more information contact Donna Schwarting; University of Idaho; dschwarting@uidaho.edu

• What the Referral Pathway is and how it works 
• Who has roles in a Community Mental Wellness Referral Pathway 
• Why the frontline staff role is crucial to the process 
• When to start a young person on the Referral Pathway. 

For more information or to enroll contact Monica Lobenstein Youth & Families Educator, University of Wisconsin-Extension (Jackson County) at Monica.lobenstein@ces.uwex.edu.

• Educational and professional requirements for various careers 
• Benefits and costs of postsecondary education
• How to improve self-efficacy and agency in one’s path to their success
• Details about current and future occupational needs
• Information about pending plans, managing cash flow, saving, avoiding scams and fraud, and investing for retirement. 

Whether you are a volunteer, youth or parent this is excellent way to gain knowledge about the 4-H Program in South Carolina. You will learn about the history, what is a 4-H project, how to start a club, and much more. This training can be used as a volunteer orientation training series required by South Carolina 4-H Program to become a certified SC 4-H Volunteer. Once you have completed each section and successfully passed the quizzes, you will have a certificate email to your 4-H county staff and mailed to you. For more information contact Katie Shaw at berry7@clemson.edu