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Welcome to the Big Clover: 4-H U June 19-22, 2007
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This is the fourth year for 4-H University but the 93rd for this event, formerly known as 4-H Short Course. More than 1,600 4-H’ers and volunteers leaders from Louisiana's 64 parishes will converge on the LSU campus to participate in competitive activities and learning experiences June 19-22, 2007.

Collegiate 4-H
What is Collegiate 4-H?
Stress and Strain on Military Children
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View a news clip describing a few of the challenges facing children of our deployed servicemembers. When National Guard, Army Reserve and other military loved ones living in civilian communities are mobilized, their children experience an extreme change.

Who Wants to be a Camp Counselor?
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The LSU AgCenter 4-H program takes seriously its responsibility of providing a safe, positive environment for youth. Teen leaders play a critical role in supporting educational experiences that develop life skills and character traits. They serve as positive role models and provided invaluable assistance to youth and adults in planning, implementing and evaluation educational experience. Who Wants to Be a Camp Counselor? is a training designed to prepare teens for what some view as intimidat
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2008 Citizenship Louisiana Focus (CLF) Conference Application and Registration Information
CLF Confernce Forms and Applications
Be a Senator for a Day at the Citizenship Louisiana Focus Conference. In this dynamic 4-H citizenship program for high school 4-H’ers, you’ll explore Louisiana government through interactive games, role playing, debates and active participation in a mock legislative committee meeting and floor session.
2008 4-H University Bicycle Contest Study Guide
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Study guide for the 2008 4-H University Bicycle Contest Written Test.
Junior Leadership Conference 2008
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Educational Programs
Geauxing to College
A variety of educational programs are offered for all participants in contest during 4-H University June 17 – 20, 2008. These programs are offered while 4-H members are not participating in their contests.
4-H U Contests
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Would you like to learn more about technology, sports broadcasting, career preparation, public speaking, livestock judging, plant science, nutrition, or fashion? Then 4-H University contests is the place for you this summer.
Clover College
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An opportunity to bring out the actor in you, management of college athletics, explore the Sportsman’s Paradise in Louisiana, Team Building, Forensics, sharpen public speaking and communication skills, test your healthy decision making skills, and Team Building are all non-competitive tracts offered at 4-H University in Clover College.
The National Collegiate 4-H Organization
National Collegiate 4-H
Collegiate 4-H is an organization that provides its members with a sense of identity on campus, enriches their lives through group projects and recreation, and helps them develop confidence and leadership skills. Collegiate 4-H is open to all college and university students who wish to support youth and the 4-H program.
Southern Region Collegiate 4-H
Collegiate 4-H
The Southern Region Collegiate 4-H program helps to enhance the personal development of members and functions as a service oriented organization. The Southern Region consist of the following states: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia.
What are Employers Looking For?
Job Readiness
Career Decision Making
Steps to Career Preparation Success
The Steps to Career Preparation Success PowerPoint presentation is designed to help you prepare for future jobs and satisfying careers. This guide helps stress the importance of completing career assessments, studying career options and gaining knowledge about career clusters and options. Learn about the connection between your skills, interests, abilities and career options. Complete a self-discovery survey. Explore the type of work you would like to do.