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University of Florida Annual Report/Plan of Work 2010-2011 Cash, Laura Rebecca Volusia County Courtesy 4-H Extension Agent Cash, Laura R., Page County Extension Faculty – 2010 ROA and 2011 POW BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF JOB DUTIES The Volusia County 4-H Agent focuses on Youth Development Job duties for the 4-H Agent are determined according to the UF/IFAS Extension Statewide Goals and Focus Areas for 2008 – 2012 These duties focus on developing responsible and productive youth through 4-H and other youth programs Programs are designed and implemented in order to promote life skill development through subject matter experiences, attention is given to organizational strategies and learning environments for youth programs and training is provided for volunteer development and systems to support youth - IFAS Extension Goal The duties of the Volusia County 4-H Agent include planning, developing, organizing, executing and evaluating the 4-H program Specific examples of those duties are: supervising and training volunteers, providing educational programs for youth, raising funds and publicizing the program I II III Volunteer Development and Systems to Support Youth 20% Life Skills Developed in Youth Through Subject Matter Experiences 20% Organizational Strategies and Learning Environments to Support Youth 60% Total: 100% AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION Specialty 4-H Youth Development Expertise    Developing life, leadership and citizenship skills Creating quality community based learning environments and delivery systems for youth Managing adult support systems for youth ASSIGNED ACTIVITY Activity Teaching Research Service Extension Clinical TOTAL 2010-2011 0% 0% 0% 100% 0% 100% 2009-2010 0% 0% 0% 100% 0% 100% 2008-2009 0% 0% 0% 100% 0% 100% 2007-2008 0% 0% 0% 100% 0% 100% EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Institution University of Central Florida Daytona Beach Community College Field of Study Liberal Studies General Degree B.A A.A Year 1989 1985 EMPLOYMENT University/Organization Title Permanent Status Year Cash, Laura R., Page UF/IFAS Volusia County Extension Volusia County School Board 10 11 12 13 14 Courtesy 4-H Extension Agent I Classroom Teacher No 5/2007 - Present n/a 1/1990 – 6/1994 YEAR TENURE/PERMANENT STATUS WAS AWARDED BY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA n/a UF TENURE AND PROMOTION CRITERIA TEACHING, ADVISING, AND/OR OTHER INSTRUCTIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS – none TEACHING EVALUATIONS - none GRADUATE FACULTY STATUS - n/a GRADUATE COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES - none RESEARCH NARRATIVE - none CREATIVE WORKS OR ACTIVITIES  Instructional Multi-Media Presentations (19) Cash, Laura R., 2011 “Building Portfolios.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension (Planned) Cash, Laura R., 2011 Series of Power Point Tutorials for the Volusia County 4-H Website about 4-H State Legislature, 4-H Summer Camp, Jr Congress and other local, district and state level events (Planned) Cash, Laura R., 2010 “4-H State Congress.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension (16 slides) Cash, Laura R., 2010 “Health Rocks: Lessons 1-8.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension (80 slides) Cash, Laura R., 2010 “Preparing for Horticulture Identification and Judging Competitions: Ornamentals, Flowers and Foliage, Fruits and Nuts, Vegetables.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension (Four presentations at 2,100 slides) Cash, Laura R., 2010 “Camp Counselor Training.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension (53 slides) Cash, Laura R., 2010 “Legisl8ture.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension (45 slides) Cash, Laura R., 2010 “Awards Night.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension (83 slides) 2009 (Total 4) Instructional Multi-Media presentations on topics such as Awards Night, Xtreme Cuisine, and Clover Awards, range of slides was 10 to 126 2008 (Total 6) Instructional Multi-Media presentations on topics such as Summer Camp Counselor Training, Assembling Blue Ribbon Record Books, and Leader Training, range of slides was to 97  Exhibits (14) Cash, Laura R., Page Cash, Laura R 2011 “Volusia County 4-H County Events.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension Display of photographs and posters in Thomas Kelly County Building Rotunda Table top Cash, Laura R 2011 “Volusia County 4-H Showcase.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension Volusia County Fair: Essays, Game Boards, Booth @ 8’ x 8’ Cash, Laura R 2011 “Volusia County 4-H Showcase.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension Volusia County Fair Agriculture Village Exhibit Outdoor Building Cash, Laura R 2010 “Volusia County 4-H County Events.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension Display of photographs and posters in Thomas Kelly County Building Rotunda Table top Cash, Laura R 2010 “Volusia County 4-H Showcase.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension Volusia County Fair: Essays, Game Boards, Booth @ 8’ x 8’ Cash, Laura R 2010 “Volusia County 4-H Showcase.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension Volusia County Fair Agriculture Village Exhibit Outdoor Building Cash, Laura R 2010 “Super Fair - Super Fun - Super Value.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension Florida State Fair Booth 15’ x 10’ Cash, Laura R 2009 “It’s Showtime!” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension Central Florida Fair Booth 8’ x 10’ Cash, Laura R 2009 “Touchdown Tampa Bay!” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension Florida State Fair Booth 15’ x 10’ Cash, Laura R 2009 “Florida – The Sunshine State.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension 75th National Junior Horticultural Association Convention Table top Cash, Laura R 2009 “Volusia County 4-H and Extension.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension Volusia County Fair, Horticulture Hall Table top Cash, Laura R 2009 “Volusia County 4-H Showcase.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension Volusia County Fair: Essays, Game Boards, Booth @ 8’ x 8’ *Ellison, Shirley R 2009 “National 4-H Week.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension Banner over U.S Hwy 17-92/Woodland Blvd in downtown DeLand Cash, Laura R 2009 “Volusia County 4-H County Events.” DeLand, FL: University of Florida IFAS Volusia County Extension Display of photographs and posters in Thomas Kelly County Building Rotunda Table top 2008 (Total 4) Exhibits for the Florida State Fair, National Junior Horticultural Association, National 4-H Week, and Volusia County Fair  Television (3) The Gardener’s Hotline, Interview about “Neighborhood Wildlife,” March 2010, WDSC, ch.15 Volusia Magazine, Interview about “Poultry Fun Day,” September 2009, WDSC, ch.15 Cash, Laura R., Page Volusia Magazine, Interview about “County Events,” June 2009, WDSC, ch.15  Other (2) Flick’r, Volusia County 4-H Facebook, accounts for Volusia County 4-H and Volusia 4-H Outdoor Adventures 15 16 PATENTS AND COPYRIGHTS - none PUBLICATIONS a Books, Sole Author - none b Books, Co-Authored - none c Books, Edited - none d Books, Contributor of Chapter(s) (1) Florida 4-H: A Century of Success * Ellison, Shirley R & Cash, Laura R (2008) “County Histories: Volusia County.” pp 186-189 The Donning Co., Virginia Beach, VA e Monographs - none f Refereed Publications - none g Non-Refereed Publications  Newsletters (1) Cash, Laura R Volusia County 4-H Clover Connection DeLand, FL: Volusia County Extension January 2008, pages 1-14  Updates (28) Cash, Laura R., “From Mrs Ca$h’s Desk.” DeLand, FL: Volusia County Extension www.volusia.org/extension/4h.org January 2011 - December 2011, 6-12 editions, 1-3 pages Cash, Laura R., “From Mrs Ca$h’s Desk.” DeLand, FL: Volusia County Extension www.volusia.org/extension/4h.org January 2010 - December 2010, editions, 1-3 pages Cash, Laura R., “From Mrs Ca$h’s Desk.” DeLand, FL: Volusia County Extension www.volusia.org/extension/4h.org January 2009 - December 2009, 11 editions, 1-3 pages Cash, Laura R., “From Mrs Ca$h’s Desk.” DeLand, FL: Volusia County Extension www.volusia.org/extension/4h.org January 2008 – December 2008, 13 editions, 1-3 pages  Newspaper Articles and Press Releases (17) Cash, Laura R., “What Happens When You Combine Volusia County 4-Hers, Cumberland Farms, National 4-H Council and the Star Family Homeless Shelter?” November 2010 Submitted to Volusia County Farm Bureau Newsletter Cash, Laura R., “Volusia County 4-H Awards Night 2010,” Volusia County Farm Bureau Newsletter, October – November 2010, pg Cash, Laura R., “Volusia 4-H Never Slows Down,” Volusia County Farm Bureau Newsletter, June – July 2010, pg 6, Cash, Laura R., Page Cash, Laura R., “National Junior Horticulture Association Convention,” November 2009 Cash, Laura R., “Volusia County 4-H Begin Again Community Service Project,” November 2009 Submitted to Volusia County Farm Bureau Newsletter *Ellison, Shirley R “Making the Best Better for 100 Years,” Volusia County Farm Bureau Newsletter, August – September 2009, pg 1, Cash, Laura R., “Congress 2009,” August 2009 Cash, Laura R., “Volusia County 4-H: The Difference We Make Since 1914,” The DeLandDeltona Beacon, April 30 - May 3, 2009, page 8B Circulation: 5,600 Cash, Laura R., “Karen Russi – Southern Region and Florida 4-H Volunteer of the Year,” MytopiaCafe.com, March 2009 Cash, Laura R., “4-H/Tropicana Public Speaking Contest,” MytopiaCafe.com, March 2009 Cash, Laura R., “Volusia County 4-H Horse Schooling Show,” MytopiaCafe.com, March 2009 Cash, Laura R., “Volusia County 4-H Bowl-a-thon,” MytopiaCafe.com, March 2009 Cash, Laura R., “The 2008-2009 Volusia County 4-H Share-the-Fun Talent Show,” Volusia County Farm Bureau Newsletter, February - March 2009 Circulation: 5,500 Cash, Laura R., “Share-the-Fun Talent Show,” The DeLand-Deltona Beacon, February 16 - 18, 2009, pg 1B Circulation: 5,600 Cash, Laura R., “National Junior Horticulture Association Convention,” MytopiaCafe.com, posted December 2, 2008 Cash, Laura R., “Picture this: 4-H’ers’ talents, work rewarded,” The DeLand-Deltona Beacon, September 22 - 24, 2008, page 1B Cash, Laura R., “4-H Annual Awards,” Volusia County Farm Bureau Newsletter, August/September 2008, page  Brochures (1) Rasche, Kathleen, Cash, Laura R and Michael, Shane (2010) “Volusia County and Seminole County 4-H.” Printed by Browning Communications h Bibliographies/Catalogs i Abstracts (5) Cash, Laura R (2010) “Volusia County 4-H Horticulture Team Program.” Submitted Cash, Laura R & Michael, Shane (2010) “Community Service at 4-H Summer Camp.” Submitted Cash, Laura R & Michael, Shane (2010) “Legisl8ture.” Proceedings of Extension Programs Extension Professionals Association of Florida, Orlando, FL Cash, Laura R & Taufer, Jill (2009) “Xtreme Cuisine.” Proceedings of Extension Programs Extension Professionals Association of Florida, Orlando, FL Cash, Laura R., Page Cash, Laura R & Venrick, Dana (2009) “Volusia County 4-H Horticulture Club.” 2009 Proceedings of the Central District Extension Faculty Symposium Palatka, FL j Reviews k Miscellaneous 17 LECTURES, SPEECHES OR POSTERS PRESENTED AT PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCES/MEETINGS State – Selected (2) Cash, Laura R & Blyler, Karen (Co-Presenters) (2011) “Water Wise and Earth Connections Curriculum.” Youth Development Institute Gainesville, FL January 2011 Presentation Cash, Laura R & Michael, Shane (Co-Presenters) (2010) “Legisl8ture.” Extension Professional Associations of Florida Orlando, FL September 1, 2010 Presentation Cash, Laura R & Taufer, Jill (Co-Presenters) (2009) “Xtreme Cuisine.” Extension Professional Associations of Florida Orlando, FL September 2, 2009 Presentation Local – Contributed (1) Cash, Laura R & Venrick, Dana (Co-Presenters) (2009) “Volusia County 4-H Horticulture Club.” Central District Symposium Putnam County, FL April 28, 2009 Poster 18 CONTRACTS AND GRANTS a Funded Externally Years of Contractor or Contract Grantor or Grant 2010 T.G Lee Foundation Project Title Grant Amount 4-H District VIII T.G Lee Scholarship $2,000.00 PI, Co-PI or Investigator Role 2010 National 4-H Council/Cumberland Farms Youth in Action – Families in Need $1,400.00 2010 Youth in Action – Star Family Homeless Shelter Booth Award $1,400.00 2010 National 4-H Council/Cumberland Farms Florida State Fair Ms Karen Henry, Ms Shelda Wilkens, Mr Shane Michael, Mr Tim Pehlke, Ms Rebecca Harris, Mr Gus Koerner, Ms Vanessa Spero, Mrs Laura Cash Ms Shelda Wilkens, Mr Shane Michael, Mr Tim Pehlke, Ms Rebecca Harris, Mr Gus Koerner, Ms Vanessa Spero, Mrs Laura Cash Mrs Laura Cash Co-PI (17%) $2,000.00 Mrs Laura Cash PI 2010 Florida 4-H Foundation Energizing $3,500.00 Mrs Laura Cash & Co-PI Co-PI (25%) PI Cash, Laura R., Page 2010 4-H Community Pride/Chevron Corporation 2010 4-H Community Pride/Chevron Corporation 4-H Community Pride/Chevron Corporation 2010 2010 20082013 2009 Children, Youth and Families at Risk, USDA Florida 4-H Foundation 2009 National 4-H Council 2009 T.G Lee Foundation 2009 Volusia County Farm Bureau Mini-Grant Cumberland Farms/National 4-H Council Cumberland Farms/National 4-H Council 2009 2009 Florida 4-H – Marketing for 4-H Volunteerism in Seminole and Volusia Counties 4-H Community Pride Grant – Community Center Renovation 4-H Community Pride Grant – Gardens 4-H Community Pride Grant – Arnold Palmer Hospital Total: TRACKS AfterSchool Program National Junior Horticulture Association Convention Southern Region & National Lifetime Volunteer of the Year 4-H District VIII T.G Lee Scholarship Community Garden Project Youth in Action – Begin Again Center Project Youth in Action – Arnold Palmer Children’s Hospital Activity Bag Project Ms Shelda Wilkens (50%) $250.00 Mrs Laura Cash (B.A.S.I.C 4-H) PI $250.00 Mrs Laura Cash (Dirt Diggers 4-H) PI $250.00 Mrs Laura Cash PI (Edith I Starke Elementary School After-School Program) $61,050.00 $50,000+ per year for years $1,000.00 Dr Gerald Culen Dr Rose Barnett Mrs Laura Cash Mrs Laura Cash & Mr Dana Venrick Co-PI (33%) $1,200.00 Mrs Laura Cash (Kathy Vojnar) PI $2,000.00 Co-PI (17%) $175.00 Ms Karen Henry, Ms Shelda Wilkens, Mr Shane Michael, Mr Tim Pehlke, Ms Rebecca Harris, Mr Gus Koerner, Ms Vanessa Spero, Mrs Laura Cash Mrs Laura Cash $1,400.00 Mrs Laura Cash PI $1,400.00 Ms Shelda Wilkens, Mr Shane Michael, Mr Tim Pehlke, Ms Rebecca Harris, Mr Gus Koerner, Co-PI, (25%) Co-PI, (50%) PI Cash, Laura R., Page 2009 2009 2009 Central Florida Fair Florida State Fair 4-H Community Pride Booth/Exhibit Booth/Exhibit Journey’s End – Animal Sanctuary Total: Southern Region & National Lifetime Volunteer of the Year 4-H District VIII T.G Lee Scholarship $1,000.00 $1,500.00 $100.00 Youth in Action – Bicentennial Youth Park GPS Project Nursing Home Gardens DeLeon Springs $1,400.00 2009 2008 $59,775.00 $1,200.00 National 4-H Council 2008 T.G Lee Foundation 2008 Cumberland Farms/National 4-H Council 2008 4-H Community Pride 2008 4-H Community Pride 2008 Cumberland Farms/National 4-H Council Youth in Action – Landscaping 4-H Camp Ocala Project $1,400.00 2008 2008 Florida State Fair Booth/Exhibit Total: $2,500.00 $8,740.00 $2,000.00 $80.00 $160.00 Ms Vanessa Spero, Mrs Laura Cash Mrs Laura Cash Mrs Laura Cash Mrs Laura Cash (Creature Feature 4-H) Mrs Laura Cash (Kathy Vojnar) PI Ms Karen Henry, Ms Shelda Wilkens, Mr Shane Michael, Mr Tim Pehlke, Ms Rebecca Harris, Mr Gus Koerner, Ms Vanessa Spero, Mrs Laura Cash Mrs Laura Cash Co-PI (17%) Mrs Laura Cash (Ranch Raiders 4-H) Mrs Laura Cash (Glenwood Trailblazers 4-H) Ms Shelda Wilkens, Mr Shane Michael, Mr Tim Pehlke, Ms Rebecca Harris, Mr Gus Koerner, Ms Vanessa Spero, Mrs Laura Cash Mrs Laura Cash PI Summary of External Grant Funding Received Role Principal Investigator Co-Principal Investigator Investigator Sponsor of Junior Faculty TOTALS b Funded Internally Total $52,519.00 $77,046.00 $0 $0 $129,565.00 PI PI PI Direct Costs $52,519.00 $77,046.00 $0 $0 $129,565.00 Indirect Costs $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 PI PI Co-PI, (25%) PI Cash, Laura R., Page 10 Years of Contract or Grant Contractor or Grantor Project Title 20092010 University of Florida Hydroponic Herb Extension Gardens for Youth Enhancement Grant Total Grant Amount PI, Co-PI or Investigator Role $6,210.00 Dr Richard Tyson (Mr Dana Venrick and Mrs Laura Cash) Co-PI (20%) $6,210.00 Summary of Internal Grant Funding Received Role Principal Investigator Co-Principal Investigator Investigator Sponsor of Junior Faculty TOTALS Total $5,210.00 $1,000.00 $0 $0 $6,210.00 c Submitted, Pending Decision Years of Contract or Grant 2010 Contractor or Grantor Project Title PI, Co-PI or Investigator Role 4-H Community Pride/Chevron Corporation Edith Starke Elementary AfterSchool Program - Shoeboxes Mrs Laura R Cash PI 2010 4-H Community Pride/Chevron Corporation Babe James Community Center – Homeless Shelter Mrs Laura R Cash PI 2010 Youth Garden Grants, National Gardening Assoc Raised Organic Gardens Mrs Laura R Cash and Mr Brent Jeansonne Co-PI 2010 Florida Hospital Fish Memorial Christmas Tree Decorating Contest Mrs Laura R Cash PI d Submitted But Not Funded Years of Contract or Grant 2010 2009 2009 Contractor or Grantor Project Title PI, Co-PI or Investigator Role Stetson University Greenfeather University of Florida Extension Kidds aRe First Mrs Laura R Cash PI Extension Program Enhancement Grant – “Ready, S.E.T., Go B.A.S.I.C.” Volusia County 4-H Mrs Laura R Cash PI Mrs Laura R Cash PI Stetson University Cash, Laura R., Page 33         Newspaper articles Updates (newsletters) Flyers and programs Hand-outs and quizzes Skill-a-thon materials Score sheets Bill books Subject area activities Summary of Group Teaching Events for Program III Life Skills Developed in Youth through Subject Matter Experiences Instructor Type of Event/Topic Topics 2010 Self Self Self School Enrichment and After-School Programs County Level Events District Level Events 4-H Summer Camp Number of Events Number of Participants Health, GPS & Environmental Education - - Volusia County Schools County Council Workshops: Consumer Choices, Energy, Ethics, Fair Crafts, Marketing Animal for Fair, Game Boards Share-the-Fun Talent Show County Events 11 460 10 11 158 50 Horticulture Club Awards Night Volusia County Fair Contests 20 1 (10 days) Volusia County Fair Livestock Schooling Horse Show Tropicana Public Speaking Jr Congress District Council (10 days) (2 days) 1 (weekend) Fashion Revue Share-the-Fun Talent Show District Events Central Florida Fair Contests 1 (10 days) Legisl8ture Area D Horse Show Summer Camp (3 days) (5 days) 33 part (136 att.) 31 speeches 32 photography 15 posters 109 200+ youth/adults club booths 15 game boards 25 essays 107 33 (24 attended) 70 (Advisor – May) Volusia - (19 - Event Chair) Volusia - (34 -Event Chair) 12 12 game boards interview citrus club-scarecrow Volusia – 17 (36 - Event Chair) 16 125 youth Cash, Laura R., Page 34 Camp Counselor Training State Level Events Public School Teachers Volunteers 2009 Self Environmental Education Tropicana Public Speaking Program County, District and State Levels Self School Enrichment - Rose Bay and Bicentennial Youth Park Consumer Choices Self Fashion Revue Self Share-the-Fun Talent Show Self Self County Events Tropicana Public Speaking Money Management Horticulture Club Self Self 1 11 (Volusia - 32) 158 (17 CITs and 22 Counselors) – Volusia (45 – Lobbyists) 25 17 – Volusia 17 383 12 259 270 (4 days) (2 days) 20 3,150 68 33 193 youth (10 days) (10 days) (10 days) 170 GPS & Environmental Education - - Volusia County Schools 250 Consumer Education: Energy Bars, Savings Accounts, CFL Bulbs, MP3 Players Communication, Clothing and Textiles, Leadership Development Communication, Leisure and Performing Arts, Leadership Development Communication & Media Arts County Level Contest: Communication Consumer Education Plant Sciences 49 youth and adults 19 youth 47 youth 1 73 youth 15 28 55 State Horse Show Legislature (3 trainings + pre/post meetings) 1 (5 days) Congress – WINGS Workshop Congress Livestock Judging Horse Judging Horticulture Judging Executive Board Use of 4-H curriculum at environmental sites: Rose Bay, Bicentennial Youth Park and Lyonia Preserve Public Speaking Program – School Level Contests Club Meetings Sewing and Cooking Camp Schooling Horse Show Shooting Sports (Archery, Shotgun & Air Rifle) Livestock Judging Horse Judging Volusia County Fair Central Florida Fair Florida State Fair (5 days) Cash, Laura R., Page 35 Self Awards Night Self Camp Counselor Training 4-H Summer Camp Self Self Self Self Self Self Self Self Self Awards & Recognition, Public Speaking, Leadership Development Leadership Development 107 youth and adults session 40 Various (5 days) 107 youth Communication and Media Arts 21 Booths, Essays, Game Boards, Livestock Horse 10 days 358 31 youth Florida Agriculture youth GPS & Environmental Education Preparation for state event 21 Lobbyist Coordinator Civic and Leadership Development, Communication, Parliamentary Procedure Civic and Leadership Development, Communication, Parliamentary Procedure Leadership Development (5 days) 10 49 youth 133 192 26 Civic and Leadership Development Communication Common Courtesy 37 youth 21 1,000 Clothing and Textiles 30 Craft Workshops Crafts 20 Horticulture Corn and Tomato Program 100 Common Courtesy Academy After-School Enrichment Orange City Library Common Courtesy 25 7,884 Leadership, Sewing 17 188 Summer Program 12 Crafty Workshop Summer Program Sewing Workshops Clothing and Textiles 10 Newspaper Class – Summer Camp Volusia County Fair 4-H Contests Horse Schooling Show Farm Bureau Quiz Bowl B.A.S.I.C Field Trip 4-H Legislature Workshop 4-H State Legislature 4-H County Council Self 4-H District VIII Council Self 4-H State Congress - Leadership Workshop 4-H District Legisl8ture District Events Common Courtesy Academy Sewing Workshops Self Self Program Assistant Program Assistant Program Assistant Program Assistant Program Assistant Program Assistant Program Assistant Program Assistant Program Cash, Laura R., Page 36 Assistant Volunteers Volunteers Volunteers Volunteers Volunteers Volunteers Volunteers “Xtreme Cuisine” Poultry Workshop Showmanship Clinic Livestock Judging Horse Judging Club Meetings Shooting Sports (Archery & Air Rifle) Schooling Horse Show Tropicana Public Speaking Food Preparation and Nutrition Animal Science Animal Science Animal Science Animal Science Various Various 1 330 est 10 23 37 youth 18 4,950 est 108 Horse 31 Communication 215 County Events Workshop County Council Officer Training Camp Counselor Training Money Management Workshop County Council Horticulture Club 4-H State Congress workshops Marine Ecology Legislature Preparation Workshop Xtreme Cuisine Workshop School Enrichment Various 35 Leadership Development 24 Leadership Development (2 days) 42 Consumer Education (5 days) 12 Leadership Development Plant Science Environmental Education 10 17 200 51 37 Environmental Education Citizenship and Leadership Development 11 Food and Nutrition 15 Various 24 560 Program Assistant Workshops Crafts, Sewing 68 Volunteers Volunteers GPS Event County Events Workshop Money Management Workshop Fashion Revue Workshops 4-H Summer Camp Common Courtesy Technology Various 1 16 35 Consumer Education (5 days) 15 Clothing and Textiles 30 Various Human Development (5 days) (5 days) 132 56 Volunteers Middle School Teachers 2008 Self Self Self Self Self Self Self Self Self Self Program Assistant Volunteers Volunteers Volunteers Volunteers Cash, Laura R., Page 37 Volunteers Volunteers Volunteers Volunteers Tropicana Public Speaking Shooting Sports Program Horse Schooling Show Livestock Judging Communication 220 Various 80 Horse 28 Animal Science 32 Summary of clientele reached for Program III Life Skills Developed in Youth through Subject Matter Experiences Total Number of Educational Materials prepared Number of Clientele contacts Field consultations Office consultations Telephone consultations Group learning participants e-mail consultations Website visits 272 105 186 5, 991 982 16,280 *Volusia County does not divide the number of visits by Extension program estimate D Outcomes and Impacts Objective #1: To increase communication skills among 4-H youth by offering programs related to public speaking and opportunities to teach and practice public speaking skills as determined by surveys and the quality of their presentations Outcomes: Christina Roberts, President of the 4-H County Council, gave the annual address to the County Council of Volusia County on October 21 in honor of National 4-H Week It was televised and over the Internet Youth have public speaking opportunities at District and County Council meetings0, the Share-the-Fun Talent Show, workshops, Awards Night and club meetings Thirty-one youth gave talks at County Events and twelve went on to District Events Seven Seniors gave their talks at 4-H State Congress One youth interviewed for National Congress and won a trip The Volusia County 4-H Extension Agent planned the 2010 Legisl8ture event for District VIII Thirty seven youth attended the event (33 submitted completed surveys), serving on committees and in the “House.” The youth learned the roles of the Speaker, Clerk, Lobbyists, and Sergeant-at-Arms (79%), what committees (100%), and met three local legislators Impacts: When youth learn to speak at a young age, they are much more self-confident and competent as speakers when they are adults Communication skills are important life skills Cash, Laura R., Page 38 Objective #2: To develop leadership skills among 4-H youth through the Volusia 4-H County Council planning county events as determined by the completion of projects and by observation Outcomes: The greatest joy that the 4-H Extension Agent finds in the position is watching the youth successfully plan and execute events and activities The best example of this is 4-H Summer Camp The Counselors take the theme and run with it: planning and supervising games and activities, decorating, taking care of their campers and teaching classes It truly is a youth-adult partnership The Share-the-Fun Talent Show grows every year in both participants and attendance The youth determine the theme, decorate, emcee and run the equipment The 4-H Extension Agent finalizes the program, invites the judges and tallies the scores During County Events, the youth welcome the attendees, monitor the rooms and present the awards For Awards Night, the youth run the event They write a monthly newsletter, run their own County Council meetings with little assistance, and hold a popular district-wide dance every year The confidence they acquire and the skills they develop will benefit them as adults Volusia County 4-H youth are attending Legislature, Congress, Summer Camp, and District Council meetings in ever larger numbers We have won the District Spirit Stick for the last three years Impacts: When the present 4-H Extension Agent was hired, the Volusia County 4-H program had experienced the loss of two agents in quick succession The 4-H program was demoralized and numbers of youth and volunteers were down In the three and a half years since, enrollment has increased and the program is established There are difficulties that arise, but the program is growing Objective #3: Seventy-five percent of youth attending Summer Camp will report either “Most of the Time” or “All of the Time” to the 2009 Camper Survey Life Skills questionnaire Outcomes: The Volusia County 4-H served as Camp Planning Chair in 2010 One pre-planning meeting was held with the Counselors, three trainings and one post-camp meeting This was the first 4-H Summer Camp for nearly half of the campers For Volusia County youth: Twenty-three out of twenty-six campers (88%) reported “Most of the Time” or “All of the Time” on their surveys Only one out of seven Counselors rated his/her abilities to organize groups/information and share/teach others as “Fair” - all others reported “Good” or “Excellent.” Camp Staff reported only positive comments about our week Impacts: The 4-H Extension Agents, Camp Staff and Counselors have reviewed the surveys and schedule and are already planning ways to incorporate conflict resolution, more Archery classes, Nature Studies and more Healthy Lifestyles Objective #4: To increase the number of youth participating in animal projects, judging teams and completion of record books by 25% among 4-H’ers by offering workshops, shows, and materials as determined by the number of youth showing and attending local, district and state competitions and by the number of record books submitted Cash, Laura R., Page 39 Outcomes: Planned workshops to help youth complete Record Books were canceled due to lack of registration Numbers of Record Books submitted was down from 2009 (around 100) Livestock Record Books were up slightly, due to the stress the 4-H Extension Agent placed on them to the 4-H club leaders but not the desired 25% increase Showmanship Clinic attendance was down as well One youth attended the Buyer Letter Writing Workshop, even though this was requested by the Volusia County Fair as an important workshop The number of youth involved in Horse Judging is stable at two teams, but one of the new clubs has expressed interest Livestock Judging has grown tremendously – from one group of three youth to nearly twenty (representing six clubs) A former 4-Her oversees the teams and has established a schedule and plan The number of youth involved in small animal livestock projects (poultry, cavies and rabbits) is increasing and all 75 goat slots (a 50% increase) were taken for the Volusia County Fair This is due to the increase in the number of 4-Hers and the economy Numbers of youth participating in the Central Florida Fair are difficult to acquire, and the number participating in the Florida State Fair are stable The 4-H Extension Agent and a volunteer are now certified to teach the Ethics Certification Class, which is required to show at the Volusia County Fair Impacts: It is clear to see that more specialized Showmanship Clinics should be developed for small animals – the Poultry Workshop is very successful The workshops for Record Books will be offered again in the hopes that more youth will take advantage A reward system, similar to Seminole County’s, may encourage more youth to attend and complete their books We are making adjustments to the how we determine the state Livestock Judging teams due to the number of youth Objective #1: To increase communication skills among 4-H youth by offering programs related to public speaking and opportunities to teach and practice public speaking skills as determined by surveys and the quality of their presentations Outcomes: The Volusia County 4-H Extension Agent organized a Mock Legislature event for District VIII at the Seminole County Extension Office A Dr David Hill, a Political Science professor from Stetson University attended and explained how the Florida Legislature operates, and two State Representatives attended: Rep Alan Hays and Rep Sandy Adams Both answered questions and spoke about what motivated them to seek office, what bills they were working on, and more about how the Legislature operates Thirty seven youth, from Lake, Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Volusia Counties attended Seventy three percent (27 youth) completed the evaluation Seventy four percent (20 youth) reported that they learned parliamentary procedures and how committees operate, 81% (22 youth) reported that they learned how a bill becomes a law and 85% (23 youth) reported that they learned about the roles of the Speaker, the Committee Chairs and the Clerk When asked if this event would encourage them to attend State Legislature, 93% responded yes By providing Intermediates with an emotionally safe environment, bills that were timely and interesting, and Seniors to guide them, the participants felt comfortable enough to speak in front of a group Volusia County 4-H has offered County Events on a Saturday for the last two years This has encouraged participation Unfortunately, our Annual County Events workshop, taught by 4-H’ers, volunteers and the agent, had to be canceled due to the agent catching the flu It is a valuable group Cash, Laura R., Page 40 teaching event: youth teach about the poster and photography contests, and how to give speeches, demonstrations and illustrated talks Thirty two youth participated in the public speaking contests, with 25 earning blue ribbons and seven earning red ribbons Twenty-one youth attended District Events - fifteen earned blue ribbons and six earned red ribbons During Congress, six Volusia County 4-H’ers gave talks or speeches Four earned blue ribbons and two earned red ribbons Miss Karly Vojnar recently won the Florida Farm Bureau Public Speaking Contest In addition, she earned a trip to National Conference, one of the District VIII T.G Lee Scholarships, the Volusia County 4-H Ranchero Scholarship and the Tampa Bay Kennel Club Scholarship at Congress At the National Junior Horticulture Association Convention in October, Angel Estrada won the Grand National Award for his speech and Richard Cash won the National Award Richard Cash won the Interview Contest at the Central Florida Fair This year, the youth decided to add an Interview Contest to the Volusia County 4-H Fashion Revue The participants were asked impromptu questions about sewing, modeling, and consumer choices All earned blue ribbons Impacts: By educating youth about the political process, we encourage their involvement as adults Events such as 4-H State Legislature will continue to grow and improve through the education and practice given to upcoming participants Learning to speak in front of an audience is an essential life-long skill and it is important to teach youth how to formulate a speech and to deliver one Four-H’ers begin at an early age and when they interview for awards, jobs and scholarships, they are relaxed, confident and prepared Objective #2: The Volusia County 4-H program will develop leadership skills among 4-H youth through the Volusia 4-H County Council as determined by the completion of projects and by observation Outcomes: Developing leadership skills in youth requires opportunities The County Council officers chair committees and the members serve on those committees Standing committees include: County Events, Share-the-Fun Talent Show, “Ways and Means,” Constitution, Awards Night and Fashion Revue The youth decide upon the themes for the events, write scripts, decorate, emcee, and create flyers The 4-H Agent guides them, secures judges and assists as needed By organizing the events themselves, the youth feel more empowered, take greater ownership and learn life skills such as: team work, communication, organization, planning, independence and conflict resolution The 2009 Share-the-Fun Talent Show had twenty five acts, a “Hard Rock” theme and was pronounced the “best one we’ve ever had” by many 4-H’ers We instituted a dress rehearsal which proved to be invaluable The Fashion Revue committee instituted four contests instead of two by adding a skilla-thon and an interview along with the garment judging and modeling aspects The decorations were fabulous, at least twenty volunteers assisted, and the press coverage was impressive Impacts: Each year, the County Council becomes more capable They are learning to trust their own judgment, complete tasks on a schedule and communicate with each other The older youth encourage and model behaviors for the younger and involve them in committees This insures that there will be leaders ready to move up into those roles As adults, they will make budgets, plan events and work with others Leadership roles will certainly help them in their future careers Cash, Laura R., Page 41 Objective #3: To improve family and consumer skills among 4-H members and local schools through the Common Courtesy program, a Money Management workshop, and the Consumer Choices program as measured by observation, test scores and/or pre-and post-tests Outcomes: The 4-H Agent taught two two-hour sessions of the NEFE High School Money Management Course to the YMCA Hispanic Achievers Teen Group in Deltona The class covered needs versus wants, investing, creating a budget and insurance One young man reported that he was excited that he learned what a Blue Chip Stock is The group learned that what they considered to be “needs” are in reality, “wants” instead Each youth was provided with a book to keep and informational hand-outs Five classes were offered to Volusia County 4-H youth and volunteers about Consumer Choices The topics this year were Energy Bars, CFL Light Bulbs, MP3 Players and Savings Accounts Through the classes, the volunteers learned how to teach the materials and the youth were prepared for the contest held at the Central Florida Fair Participants were trained using numerous samples, situations created in addition to the state’s curriculum, and opportunities to practice oral reasons Youth from Volusia County earned several awards – both as individuals and as teams Classes for next year’s contest have already begun The Volusia County 4-H Program Assistant has been offering Common Courtesy classes to the local elementary schools “Mealtime Manners” has become a popular request from the schools for cafeteria behavior The Common Courtesy program is a partnership between the Family and Consumer Sciences Agent and 4-H, and is funded by a grant Pre- and post-test showed that 95% of participants gained knowledge of acceptable behavior and table manners and 96% reported increased confidence in making proper introductions Impacts: The Common Courtesy curriculum has been requested by three Florida counties, two other state 4H programs and several non-profit organizations Objective #4: Volusia County youth attending Summer Camp will report either “Most of the Time” or “All of the Time” to 75% of the 2009 Camper Survey Life Skills survey questions Outcomes: Seventy six percent (n=19) of Volusia County youth attending 4-H Summer Camp reported “Most/Good” or “All/Excellent of the Time” on the Life Skills survey The five youth that responded “Some of the Time” to most questions still indicated that they wanted to come back to camp next year To Question #10: “Please tell us at least one thing you learned NEW this year at 4H camp,” five campers reported that they learned how to canoe or kayak, two responded with personal growth, and four reported that they learned how to wash hands, exercise or choose more healthy foods Impacts: Camping is an important annual event in the Volusia County 4-H program The primary life skills developed are independence, leadership and team work, but there are so many more addressed Cash, Laura R., Page 42 One of the best parts of the camping program is watching young campers become Counselors themselves and thereby pass on the culture of 4-H and the life skills they learned Success Story: Life Skills Involving Volusia County 4-Hers in leadership roles and increasing the number of youth attending district and state level events has been important the 4-H Agent In 2010, Volusia County 4-H had all four delegates elected to District VIII offices: President, Vice-President, Delegate and Historian Five youth serve on Executive Board, including the 2011 Speaker of the House for State Legislature and two Legislature Committee Chairs: Senate Education and House Agriculture and Natural Resources For the third year in a row, Volusia County 4-H has captured the District VIII Spirit Stick and District VIII is again home to the State Spirit Stick (it is housed in Volusia County) Eight youth attended Legislature and seventeen youth attended 4-H State Congress this year, competing in Public Speaking and Horticulture, and participating in numerous workshops One young lady was awarded a trip to National 4-H Congress Once again, Volusia County organized a very successful Legisl8ture event which was held in Seminole County: Florida Legislators Rep Hays and his wife, Rep Crisafulli with his Legislative Aide, and Rep Dorworth attended Nearly forty youth participated in the event Volusia County 4-H supervised the Fashion Revue and the Share-the-Fun Talent Show held at the Central Florida Fair Youth served as the emcees, they decorated and helped plan these events For County Events, the youth form committees and run the events with guidance from the 4-H Agent A few more achievements of Volusia County 4-H:  Sierra Dollar placed first in the State’s Intermediate Poster Contest  D.J McKnight placed fourth in the State’s Compound Instinctive Archery Contest  Kayleigh Baggs earned the Horticulturist Award, presented by Ryan Atwood at the Central Florida Fair  Donald Smith placed 10th High Individual in the State Shotgun Match for Skeet and 12 th Overall  Casey Barker placed 8th High Individual in the State Shotgun Match for Trap  Grand Champion Poultry and Lambs for Central Florida Fair – Gamble  Kayleigh Baggs and Katie Lamar earned 1st place for their Citrus Record Books  Garett Goodale placed 2nd on the Citrus Knowledge Test and Kayleigh Baggs placed 3rd  Livestock Judging Team placed 5th at the Florida State Fair Presently, obesity in children is a significant national concern In October of 2008, the Volusia County 4-H Extension Agent and the Family Nutrition Agent organized an “Xtreme Cuisine” workshop The curriculum and contest were offered through the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Twelve youth attended and learned about nutrition, reading labels, Florida agriculture and exercise A pre- and post-test were administered At the conclusion of the day-long workshop, they wrote about what they learned and created a banner These, along with photos, were submitted to the state In early 2009, we found out that we had won the “Smart Award” and that Justin Timineri, state chef, would be coming In April, he and Arlette Roberge, coordinator for the program, held a special workshop for the youth They prepared healthy snacks and played games about Florida agriculture The youth had retained over 50% of the knowledge gained in the October workshop One young man went home and fixed one of the recipes that very evening We hope this program impacts the participants’ habits and awareness of the importance of nutrition Cash, Laura R., Page 43 The event was posted on the state’s website/blog In addition, several of the 4-H Agent’s photographs of the event are included in the new Teacher’s Guide A few more achievements of Volusia County 4-H:  Pryce Koshiol placed first in the State’s Junior Poster Contest  Kenneth Lamar placed second in the State’s Intermediate Poster Contest  Angel Estrada placed first in the State’s Senior Digitally Altered Photo Contest  The Horticulture Team won the State’s Horticulture ID and Judging Contest  The Livestock Judging Team placed fourth in the State Livestock Judging Contest  Katie Lamar received the Grand Champion Award for her Citrus Tree  J.T Hearn earned second place in the Intermediate State Air Rifle Contest  Kayla Jesmain and Hayley Grimes earned first place in the District VIII Share-the-Fun Talent Show – Intermediate Division  Out of 18 Game Board awards available in the District VIII competition, ten were claimed by Volusia County 4-H’ers  Michelle He earned second place in the District VIII Tropicana Public Speaking Contest – Middle School Division  At the Area D Horse Show, out of 12 riders qualified for the State Horse Show  Brittanie Graves earned second place in Western Pleasure, 13 and Under Horse Years and Over; Myranda Childress placed first and Cheyenne West placed third in Jr./Int Pole Bending, 13 and Under at the State Horse Show Race and Ethnicity Data for Program III Race and Ethnicity Projected Target Audience (from 2010 POW) Number % 4,000 9.9 1.3 0.0 0.4 1.5 4,000 10.5 12,000 76.4 Hispanic Multi-Racial Pacific Islander American Indian Asian Black White Unknown Total 20,000 Gender Male 10,000 Female 10,000 Unknown Total 20,000 Audience Reached in 2010: Programs Number 358 25 21 472 5,110 % 6.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 8.0 86.0 100 5, 991 100 49 51 2,217 3,774 37.0 63.0 100 5,991 100 Parity (+/- 4%) Reached yes yes yes yes yes yes yes no yes Projected Target Audience (for 2011 POW) Number % 600 9.9 60 1.3 0.0 0.4 60 1.5 600 10.5 5,000 76.4 4,680 100 3,000 3,000 49 51 6,000 100 Cash, Laura R., Page 44  All sign in sheets for 2010 did not include columns for mixed race We have instituted an active Shooting Sports program which is predominantly male Livestock projects and school enrichment are others ways used to reach males 24 CLINICAL SERVICE OR CLINICAL ACTIVITIES - none 25 SERVICE TO SCHOOLS School/Organization DeLand Middle School Spruce Creek High School Silver Sands Middle School Volusia County Schools – Elementary School Science Teachers Workshop Cypress Elementary School DeLand High School FFA First Baptist Church of Orange City Private School, Middle School First Baptist Church of Orange City Private School, Grades 4-5 Taylor Middle/High School First Baptist Church of Orange City Private School, Grades 2-3 Oak Hill Elementary School Freedom Elementary School Edgewater Elementary School First Baptist Church of DeLand Pre-school Southwestern Middle School Blue Lake Elementary School Oak Hill Elementary School Spruce Creek High School Starke Elementary School Oak Hill Elementary School Volusia County Public Schools Blue Lake Elementary School Blue Lake Elementary School Home school Co-op Southwestern Middle School ECHO Program 26 Topic Science Fair Judge Science Fair Judge Science Fair Judge Guest Speaker - - Native Plants Date December 15, 2010 December 8, 2010 December 2, 2010 September 27, 2010 Science Night - - Guest Speaker GPS Regional Horticulture Judging - Public Speaking Judge Insects - - Guest Speaker April 15, 2010 March 25, 2010 Birds - - Guest Speaker February & 22, 2010 December 3, 2009 October 12, 2009 Science Fair Judge Bugs - - Guest Speaker Math & Science Day - - Guest Speaker Butterflies - - Guest Speaker Science Night - - Guest Speaker Bugs - - Guest Speaker Tropicana Public Speaking Judge Science Fair Judge Math Day - - Guest Speaker Science Fair Judge Butterflies - - Guest Speaker Birds, Bugs and Agriculture - Guest Speaker NEFE Money Management Program Ag Literacy Day - - Guest Speaker Science Fair Judge Environmental Education - - Guide Tropicana Public Speaking Judge Environmental Education - - Guide March 22, 2010 May 1, 2009 April 21, 2009 April 17, 2009 April 1, 2009 February 25, 2009 February 11, 2009 December 19, 2008 December 11, 2008 December 4, 2008 November 25, 2008 October 20, 2008 April 22, 2008 February 15, 2008 February 14, 2008 January 30, 2008 January 19, 2008 MEMBERSHIP AND ACTIVITIES IN THE PROFESSION Association B.A.S.I.C Advisory Committee Role Member Years 2011 Cash, Laura R., Page 45 Meeting DeLand High School FFA Advisory Committee One Voice for Volusia 2012 NAE4-HA Conference Planning Committee National 4-H Field Fundraising Advisory Team Volusia County Farm Bureau Volusia County Fair Association NEA4-HA FAE4-HA Member 2011 Member Member Co-Chair Operations Member 2010, 2011 2009 – 2010, 2011 Member Member Member Member 2008 – 2010, 2011 2008 – 2010, 2011 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011 2009 27 HONORS – none 30 BIOSKETCHES OF INDIVIDUALS WRITING SOLICITED LETTERS OF EVALUATION none 32 COPIES OF THE LAST FIVE ANNUAL LETTERS OF EVALUATION Year 2010 2009 2008 2007 Your Overall Rating Commendable Satisfactory Satisfactory Scales Not Acceptable - Exemplary Not Acceptable - Exemplary Not Acceptable - Exemplary Not Acceptable - Exemplary 33 FURTHER INFORMATION Marketing Efforts: In 2010, the Volusia and Seminole County 4-H programs received a 4-H Foundation Marketing Grant of $3,500 to reach new volunteers and youth The 4-H Agents, and the Volusia County 4-H Advisory Committee, with input from the club leaders and youth, were involved in the planning and creation of materials Magnets and pencils were ordered as give-away items for community events; a billboard was put up on I-4 in Volusia County; glossy brochures were designed and printed; and newspaper advertisements were placed in the Orlando Sentinel Community Sections – both in print and online During the Volusia County Fair, and at other local events, all of the pencils and most of the magnets have been given out as well as several hundred brochures I meet with many people throughout the county in an effort to encourage more schools to participate in 4-H through Tropicana, enrichment and after-school programs; invite more program directors at community centers that serve minorities to start 4-H projects and starting more 4-H clubs In 2010, four new clubs have started and three more are scheduled to begin in 2011 Volusia County 4-H is in the process of redesigning its website to be more user-friendly and offer more teaching opportunities Also, Volusia County 4-H has a Flick’r account for the clubs to post photos and a two Facebook pages to post upcoming events Community Service: As the Volusia County 4-H Agent, nearly all of the community service activities I am involved with are through 4-H events I wrote three Community Pride grants in 2010: in partnership with BASIC 4-H, for Edith Starke Elementary and for Boston Ave Charter School In addition, I wrote or co-wrote two Youth in Cash, Laura R., Page 46 Action grants through Cumberland Farms and the National 4-H Council BASIC is renovating a derelict building and I helped pull weeds and collect trash – the group won one of the five state awards; for Edith Starke Elementary, I ordered the materials and went with the group to deliver activity bags to Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando – we won a state award for this project; and for Boston Ave Dirt Diggers, I purchased and volunteers built above-ground planters for the school and the neighboring retirement facility to share The Youth in Action grants were for the under-privileged At 4-H Summer Camp, we packed canvas bags with personal care items and then delivered them to the Star Family Homeless Shelter in Daytona Beach We also purchased over 80 fire-retardant vinyl mattress covers for the facility I was able to attend the ROL 4-H Club’s fundraiser/festival to benefit Haiti The club raised over $1,000 which they used to purchase a water purification system for the earthquake victims Through a contact at the Florida Department of Forestry Service, I was able to procure 250 pine trees which we passed out at our Share-theFun Talent Show as part of the Florida 4-H Million Trees Project Due to the demands of my job, I am not active in local community organizations, although asked frequently (Kiwanis of DeLand, Woman’s Club of DeLand, Historical Society of DeLand, West Volusia Audubon Society, Salvation Army) 34 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Name of Program District VIII 4-H Agents meetings Extension Professional Associations of Florida Children, Youth and Families at Risk Conference Central District Symposium NAE4HA 2012 Planning Meeting/FAE4-HA Mid-Year Meeting Youth Development Institute District VIII 4-H Agents meetings Conducting and Documenting All Reasonable Efforts Affirmative Action Basics for County Faculty Effective Advisory Committees Planning and Skill Development for Club Project Leaders Ethics Teacher Certification Volunteer Spectacular Extension Professional Associations of Florida Florida Online Training Children, Youth and Families at Risk Conference Central District Symposium Provider Dates District VIII 4-H Extension Agents Jan – Dec 2011 EPAF, University of Florida (Orlando) August 2011 CYFAR, USDA May 2011 Volusia County Extension, University of Florida, Dr Tim Momol University of Florida (Camp Ocala) April 2011 University of Florida District VIII 4-H Extension Agents January 2011 November 22, 2010 August 19, 2010 May 13, 2010 January 14, 2010 November 16, 2010 Heather Kent, University of Florida (polycom) Heather Kent, University of Florida (polycom) Cheri Brodeur, University of Florida (polycom) Georgene Bender, University of Florida (polycom) Florida State Fair, DOACS (Tampa) Orange County Extension/4-H EPAF, University of Florida (Orlando) April 2011 October 12, 2010 October 8, 2010 October 5, 2010 October 9, 2010 October 2, 2010 September 1-2, 2010 Judy Butterfield, University of Florida August 4, 2010 (Seminole County) CYFAR, USDA (San Francisco) May 3-7, 2010 Volusia County Extension, University April 29, 2010 Cash, Laura R., Page 47 of Florida, Dr Tim Momol NAE4HA 2012 Planning University of Florida (Camp Ocala) Meeting/FAE4-HA Mid-Year Meeting Tenure and Promotion Packet Workshop Judy Butterfield, University of Florida (Seminole County) Youth Development Institute University of Florida District VIII 4-H Agents meetings District VIII 4-H Extension Agents April 12-13, 2010 February 17, 2010 ROA & POW Training CYFAR Training Workplace Management Skills Preventing Sexual Harassment and Other Forms of Discrimination Listening: The Undeveloped Skill Central District Faculty Symposium One Voice for Volusia: Strengthening Youth Programs, Deltona Prevention Project (Asset Training) University of Florida USDA, Washington D.C County of Volusia County of Volusia January 25-28, 2010 November 23, 2009 August 21, 2009 May 14, 2009 March 5, 2009 October 22, 2009 June 8-11, 2009 May 12, 2009 April 30, 2009 County of Volusia University of Florida/ Dr Tim Momol City of Deltona April 29, 2009 April 28, 2009 April 23, 2009 Verbal Tactics: Skills for Diffusing Difficult Situations 4-H Administrative Conference Logic Models/ROA & POW Training 4-H IRS/Emblem, Charters and EINs 4-H Online Training Communicating More Effectively with the Boss, Co-Workers and Customers FMSEA Certification Training Supervisor Training: Performance Evaluation Training Conflict Resolution New Agent Training – Volunteer Development New 4-H Agent Training – Risk Management Central District Faculty Symposium New 4-H Agent Training – Club Management New Agent Training County of Volusia March 25, 2009 University of Florida/IFAS University of Florida/IFAS Dr Marilyn Norman Judy Butterfield, Central RSA County of Volusia Nov 18-20, 2008 Oct 28, 2008 Sept 30, 2008 Sept 25, 2008 Sept 19, 2008 Maia McGuire/Louise Chapman County of Volusia Sept 19, 2008 Sept 16, 2008 County of Volusia Judy Butterfield Sept 10, 2008 May 7, 2008 Judy Butterfield, Central RSA April 23, 2008 University of Florida/Dr Tim Momol Judy Butterfield, Central RSA April 9, 2008 March 26, 2008 University of Florida/IFAS Feb 20-22, 2008