4-H Member Resources	Positive Youth Development
Member’s Personal Record Book Treasurer’s Record Book Secretary’s Record Book Helping You Help Officers & Committees 4-H Teen Leadership Community Service	Inclusive 4-H Michigan 4-H Guiding Principles Age Appropriate Learning Experiences: Michigan 4-H Age Policy 4-H Participant Age Policy FAQs Michigan 4-H Cloverbud Program Policy Information Critical Contemporary Issues Facing Youth
4-H Club Resources	4-H Volunteer & Staff Resources
Club Management and Development: Financial Guidelines for 4-H Clubs and Groups Michigan 4-H Club Development Guide Cover and Contents Section I: Overview and Introduction Section II: The Michigan 4-H Club Mission and Outcomes Section III: What Is a "4-H Club"? Section IV: Steps to Starting, Sustaining and Finding Outcomes for 4-H Clubs Section V: Roles People Play Appendix A: Designing 4-H Meetings 4-H Youth Interest Survey Parent Interest Finder Club Activity Checklist How a Typical 4-H Club Meeting is Split Meeting Planning Tips Points to Look for in a Good 4-H Meeting Tips and Tools for Planning Your Club Year (Annual Club Calendar) Icebreakers Appendix B: 4-H Club Ceremonies Appendix C: Working Effectively With Youth Appendix D: Resources and References Conclusion and Acknowledgments Characteristics of Effective 4-H Clubs 4-H Club Charters and EIN's 4-H Teen Leaders Group-Building Ideas for 4-H Club and Group Meetings 4-H Club Kits: Promotional Poster Order Form 4-H Recognition & Awards: Michigan 4-H Recognition Program Michigan 4-H Recognition Handbook About 4-H Ceremonies 4-H Communications Toolkit	4-H Club Middle Managers County 4-H Volunteer Handbook Michigan 4-H Participation Fee 4-H Program Planning & Management Reference Guide MSUE Volunteer Selection Process Guide to 4-H Youth Development (curriculum listed by program area) Volunteer Training Workshops Michigan 4-H Today Newsletter Promotional & Marketing Materials: Using the 4-H Name & Emblem National 4-H Mall The 4-H Brand Network Michigan 4-H Pins & Stickers Clip Art/Graphics 4-H Club Leader Marketing Materials (including print, radio, video) "Why Become a 4-H Club Leader" (30 seconds, 1.7 MB)

Contact Information

For more information on how to get involved as a youth or volunteer, contact your county MSU Extension office or:

Cyndi Mark, Ph.D., Program Leader
4-H Youth Development
Michigan State University
160 Agriculture Hall
East Lansing, MI  48824-1039
USA

Phone: 517-432-7602
Fax: 517-355-6748
Email: markc@msu.edu

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