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2023-2024 Management Documents
Management Resources
- Download – History Of Texas 4-H
- Download – Agriculture & Livestock One Pager
- Download – Family & Community Health (FCH) One Pager
- Download – Leadership & Citizenship One Pager
- Download – Natural Resources One Pager
- Download – Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) One Pager
- Download – Texas 4-H Brand Guide
- Download – 4-H Program Interpretation
- Download – 4-H Project Planning Sheet
- Download – County 4-H Structure
- Download – Program Area Committee/County Organization Structure Chart.
- Link – Adjunct Faculty and Eligibility Information (Agrilife Employee Login – Intranet)
- Link – Continuing Professional Education (Agrilife Employee Login – Intranet)
- Link – Best Practices and Considerations for Virtual 4-H Meetings
- Link – 2020 Texas 4-H Summit Recordings
- Link – Use of Name and Emblem
Enhancing The Club Experience
Roles & Responsibilities of Club Managers
- Download – Roles & Responsibilities of Club Managers – PowerPoint
- Download – 4-H Club Leadership Team Model
- Download – Benefits of Youth – Adult Partnerships
- Download – Club Manager Division of Duties
- Download – Five Tips to being a Successful Club Manager
- Download – Roles & Responsibilities of Club Managers
- Download – Top Ten List For A New Club Manager
Planning to Strengthen Club Effectiveness
- Download – Planning to Strengthen Club Effectiveness PowerPoint
- Download – Agenda Mania
- Download – Goals and Additional Activities
- Download – Member Interest Survey
- Download – Parts of a Successful Club Meeting
- Download – Calendar
- Download – Club Scorecard
- Download – Not Knots Activity
- Download – Strategies For Hosting Successful 4-H Meetings
Club Officer Training
- Download – Club Officer Training PowerPoint
- Download – Club Officer Resources
- Download – Club Responsibilities Can Be A Ball
- Download – Club Officer Handbook
Best Management Practices
- Download – Best Management Practices PowerPoint
Monthly Meeting Topics
Each month has suggestions for recreation, a ice breaker, community service, the flag ceremony, the inspirational quote of the month, and ideas for that month’s program. There are four years of suggestions provided. The monthly themes are meant to be cycled through again once the fourth year has been finished.
Set 1: Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec | Jan | Feb | March | April | May
Set 2: Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec | Jan | Feb | March | April | May
Set 3: Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec | Jan | Feb | March | April | May
Set 4: Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec | Jan | Feb | March | April | May
