Become a Part of this Historic Event -Submit a Proposal

Join us in providing the educational girders as the Washington State University and University of Idaho extension programs collaborate by "Bridging Borders" for a dynamic 4-H Youth Development experience -- capitalizing on each state's strengths. As faculty, staff and key volunteers throughout the Pacific Northwest, you are invited to share your riveting expertise and innovative practices to empower 4-H adults and teens as they forge ahead. With over 400 attendees expected, experience the elation that comes with helping others become successful. You have a wealth of knowledge to share; so please don't be shy - APPLY!

We specifically are seeking interactive experiential presentations which promote these Forum objectives:

Feature innovative programming within: technology, textiles, leadership, livestock, equine and environmental areas
Promote implementation of SET (Science Engineering & Technology) skills
Enhance teamwork and leadership development
Encourage the development of Service Learning

Workshop Features:
   Friday: 2 - 5 hours (in-depth track workshops with multiple segments targeting a specific
    topic/area.)
  Saturday: 75 minute or 2.5 hour sessions (features diverse topics that support positive youth
   development.)

Criteria for Selection

Clarity of learning objectives and workshop description
Appropriateness of topic and potential for practical application by a multi-state audience
Evidence that interactive/experiential teaching methods will be used
Relevance to current trends that build upon Forum objectives

General Information

Presenters are responsible for preparation of all handouts.
The Forum committee will furnish screens, easels, newsprint and markers (mobile computer lab may be available upon request.)
Laptop computers, LCD projectors, TV/VCRs are the responsibility of the presenter
Volunteers selected as primary presenters (not receiving other sources of Forum reimbursement) will be eligible to pay a discounted "Presenter" registration fee which will be approximately half of the normal fee.

Workshop Proposals must be received electronically by March 15, 2010.
Proposal submitters will receive confirmation of acceptance or declination by May 1, 2010

CLICK HERE FOR COVER LETTER AND PROPOSAL SUBMISSION FORM (Word Doc)
(Complete the proposal form via computer, save it, then e-mail (preferred) or FAX as instructed on form)

Submit e-proposals to 2010 Washington/Idaho State 4-H Forum
Attn: Tony Dell at adellwsu.edu
Phone: 253-445-4583 FAX: 253-445-4587

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WA 4-H Contacts, Toll Free: 866-458-0196; Pullman Office: 509-335-4128; Puyallup Office: 253-445-4550
WSU Extension State 4-H Office, P.O. Box 646248, Washington State University, Pullman, WA 99164-6248 USA
Idaho 4-H Contacts, 208-885-6321
Idaho State 4-H Office, University of Idaho, PO Box 443015, Continuing Education Bldg., 206, Moscow, Idaho 83844-3015

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"4-H Bridging Borders"

2010 Washington/Idaho 4-H Leaders Forum

Become a Part of this Historic Event -Submit a Proposal