Conference Agenda - Georgia 4-H

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Conference Agenda
National Association of
Extension 4-H Agents
Welcome to Georgia, The Peach State
The University of Georgia Cooperative
Extension staff and volunteers have been
preparing for your arrival at the 2007
NAE4-HA conference for many years.
We are so excited that you have joined
us in Atlanta to celebrate 4-H: A Peach
of a Profession. We hope you will take
advantage of every opportunity afforded
by the conference to meet new people
and gain new knowledge during your time
in Georgia.
The CNN Omni Hotel is in the heart of
downtown Atlanta and steps away from
the Georgia Aquarium, The World of
Coca Cola, Centennial Olympic Park, and
the MARTA rapid transit station. Eating
establishments and shopping venues are
located on the west side of the hotel in
the CNN Center.
We want to extend Southern hospitality
during your stay. If you have any needs
please contact a Georgia delegate or visit
the information booth at registration. Our
goal is for you to enjoy the conference and
return home energized and motivated to
put new ideas to work.
Sincerely,
Sandra McKinney
Conference Co-Chair
Judy Ashley
Conference Co-Chair
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General Information
Please wear your nametag to all functions.
For full time participants, the nametag is
your ticket to most meals and events. You
must have your nametag for the Opening
Event and the Wednesday Evening Event
at the Aquarium to be allowed to enter.
Exception: Thursday’s Award Banquet will
require a ticket, which will be distributed
during registration. If you do not plan to
attend the Awards Banquet, print your
name, cell phone number and state on
the back of the ticket and return it to
the registration desk by noon Monday to
be eligible for one of three drawings for
$250.
Name Tag Colors
Full-time.....................................White
Part-time....................................Green
Exhibitors................................... Green
Volunteers.................................. Green
Friends & Family.......................... Green
Retiree/Life Member..................... Green
Ribbon Colors
DSA...........................................Purple
ASA..............................................Pink
MSA.......................................... Brown
25 Years of Service.......................Black
Communicator...............................Rose
First NAE4-HA Conference.............Green
Exhibitors.............................. Turquoise
Friends & Family........................ Orange
Retiree/Life Member.................. Mustard
AF Recruiting Award........Red/White/Blue
Donor............................................Red
Presenter......................................Lilac
State President........................Sapphire
Past National President................. White
State 4-H Leaders........................White
Conference Committee............... Maroon
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General Information
Message Center
M4 Pre-Function Area
A bulletin board near the Information
Desk will be available for you to post and
receive messages. Only announcements
directly related to the conference will be
made from the podium.
Conference Newsletter
“Peach Buzz” – There will be a daily
newsletter during the 2007 Conference.
Highlights will include the events,
upcoming schedules and special interest
articles. States will have the opportunity
to share states night out information
through this newsletter. Look for special
announcements and last minute changes
here in the Peach Buzz. If you see a
Peach Buzz reporter hanging around the
conference, step up and maybe you will
be the highlight for the next day. General
announcements can be handed in at the
information booth to be included in the
next day’s edition of the Peach Buzz. A
special thank you goes out to UGA students
Paige Thompson and Lacey Hatchett for
their assistance with the newsletter.
Mail Boxes
Mail boxes for the national board and state
presidents are located in the Operations
Room (Willow, North Tower).
Internet Access
High-speed Internet access can be found
in all of the hotel lobbies and designated
public areas. Enjoy fast download speeds
as you check your e-mail, download
maps and directions, obtain your airline
boarding pass information or simply look
for local activities and other things to do
during your stay at the Omni Hotel at CNN
Center.
As a member of the Select Guest®
program, you will receive free high-speed
access throughout the hotel, including your
guest room. If you are not a Select Guest
member, you can still stay connected while
in your guest room with Internet access
for a nominal $9.95 per day plus tax.
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General Information
Important Phone Numbers
Omni Hotel: 404-659-0000
Conference Operations Headquarters:
Phone the front desk and ask for the
Willow Room
Delta: 404-765-5000
AirTran: 770-994-8258
American: 800-235-9292
Hartsfield, Jackson International Airport:
Customer Service: 404-530-7300
Hints for Getting Around the Omni
• Guest rooms with the last 2 numbers
01-47 are in the South Tower
• Guest rooms with the last two numbers 52-83 are in the North
Tower
• Access between the North and South Towers is on M4 Level
North Tower
• Remember “NOW” for meeting rooms in the North Tower:
• 3rd Floor: Nuts (Hickory, Chestnut, Pecan, Walnut, Hazelnut, Beechnut)
• 2nd Floor: Ornamentals (Magnolia, Juniper, Cypress, Sycamore)
• 1st Floor: Wood (Redwood, Dogwood,
Cottonwood)
South Tower
• Lobby Level (Oak, Cedar)
• Atrium Terrace Level (access by elevator) (Pine, Birch, Spruce, Maple)
• Exhibit Hall is on the lower lobby
• Penthouse 15th floor
There is a Food Court adjacent to the Hotel
on the Lower Lobby Level as you enter the
CNN Center.
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General Information
There will be live music at Centennial
Olympic Park on Tuesday and Thursday if
you would like to take your lunch to the
park and enjoy the music.
Courtesy
Please turn cell phones OFF during all
workshops, seminars and meetings.
The Omni Hotel and Convention
Center is a
SMOKE FREE FACILITY
Business Office
Hours are Monday—Sunday
7:00 am—7:00 pm
•Full service business center is complete with Apple and IBM computers in private guest offices. Guests may ship and receive all business-related materials in the business center.
•Photocopying and fax machine
•Free-standing computer terminals with high-speed Internet access
•Secretarial and notary public services
•Color transparency services
•General office supplies available for purchase
•ATM
The Omni does not have UPS or FedEx
stores available at the hotel. However, the
Omni purchasing department can assist
any guest with UPS or FedEx shipping.
GEORGIA CRAFT FAIR
Centennial Olympic Park
Sunday, October 21, 5:00 pm
Rock Hill Honey Farm – Keith Fielder
Mickey Fourakers – Photography
Rose Simmons – Jewelry
Ginny Adkins – Stained Glass
Diane Davies – Pottery
Keith Rucker – Woodworking
Carol and Kate Phillips – Leaf Prints
John Mitchell – Handmade brooms
The Atlanta Urban Gardening Program Atlanta’s own hot urban success (hot
pepper sauce)
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General Information
COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT
2007 conference attendees will have a
great opportunity to make a difference in
Atlanta through participation in the
Holiday Tree Community Service Project.
The project will be conducted during the
exhibit show. You’ll have the opportunity to
make some “Peachy” peach pit ornaments
to decorate our Christmas tree which will
be displayed and donated to a charity.
You will also get to make a special 4-H
keepsake ornament to take home as a
reminder you of the 2007 conference.
During evening recreation on Tuesday
evening, you can make peach pit
ornaments to keep and take home as a
souvenir. Each peach pit ornament will
cost $5.00.
Retiree and Family Members
Hospitality Room - Penthouse, South
Tower
The 2007 conference welcomes retiree
and family members to Atlanta. A variety
of activities have been planned for you
to enjoy while visiting. Please check the
schedule.
Hospitality Room Hours:
Monday
8am – 4pm
Tuesday
8am – 12pm
Wednesday 8am – 4pm
Thursday
8am – 4pm
Volunteer Headquarters
Phoenix Suite – South Tower
Commercial Exhibits
Support the 2007 NAE4-HA Conference
Commercial Exhibitors by visiting their
booths in the Exhibit Hall (Lower Level
South Tower). Refer to the schedule for
opening times.
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General Information
Transportation
MARTA station – adjacent to the Omni
Attractions
CNN World Headquarters – on site
Centennial Olympic Park and the
Fountain of Rings – across the street
Georgia Aquarium – 1 block
World of Coca Cola – 1 block
Georgia State Capitol – ½ mile
Atlanta Botanical Garden – 10 minutes
Zoo Atlanta – 2 miles
Six Flags Over Georgia – 12 miles
Arts & Culture
Imagine It! The Children’s Museum of
Atlanta – 4 blocks
Fox Theatre (a National Historic
Landmark) – 10 blocks
SciTrek Museum of Science – ½ mile
High Museum of Art (featuring 19th and
20th century American art) – 2 miles
Martin Luther King, Jr. History Center2 miles
Jimmy Carter Library and Museum –
2 miles
Symphony Hall – 2.5 miles
Fernbank Museum of Natural History –
3.5 miles
Shopping
Atlantic Station – 3 miles
Atlanta Braves Clubhouse Store and the
Turner Store – Onsite
Underground Atlanta – ½ mile
Lenox Square Mall – 8 miles
Phipps Plaza – 9 miles
Cumberland Mall – 12 miles
Sports
Philips Arena (home to NBA Hawks and
NHL Atlanta Thrashers) – adjacent
Georgia Dome (home of the NFL Atlanta
Falcons) – adjacent
Turner Field (home of MLB’s Atlanta
Braves) – 1 mile
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General Information
Conference Evaluation
The NAE4-HA 2007 conference evaluation
is an online evaluation. The evaluation is
available at the beginning of the conference
week and will remain on line for four weeks
following the conference. Please take time
to share your thoughts with the Georgia
Conference Committee.
http://georgia4h.org/nae4ha2007/
Click on Evaluation
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Facility Layout
South Tower Atrium Terrace Level
South Tower Hotel Lobby Level
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Facility Layout
South Tower Lower Lobby Level
Exhibition Hall
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Facility Layout
North Tower
M1/Street Level
North Tower
M2/International Ballroom Level
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Facility Layout
North Tower
M3/Meeting Level
North Tower
M4/International Ballroom Level
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Saturday October 20, 2007
(N) Indicates North Tower
(S) Indicates South Tower
Host Color of the Day: Red
7:30 am – 6:00 pm
Pre-Conference Tour Departure Locations
M2 North Tower
•Georgia’s Historic Homes Tour (Historic Southern Mansions)
Cypress
•Fall Foliage Train Tour (Blue Ridge Train Tour)
Juniper
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Operations Center
Willow (N)
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
NAE4-HA National Board Meeting
Pine (S)
11:00 am – 8:00 pm
Conference Registration, Information, Tour
Information, Souvenir Sale
Hotel Lobby-South Tower
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
After School Pre-Conference - Keynote Speaker
Cottonwood A/B (N)
1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
After School Pre-Conference
Cottonwood A/B, Juniper, Cypress,
Magnolia (N)
6:30 pm
NAE4-HA Board Dinner
Off-site
9:00 pm
GA Committee Meeting
Dogwood B (N)
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Sunday October 21, 2007
Host Color of the Day: Peach
7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Phoenix Suite (S)
7:00 am – 6:30 pm
Conference Registration, Information
M4 Grand Ballroom Pre-Function (N)
7:30 am – 8:30 am
After School Pre-Conference Breakfast
Cottonwood (N)
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
NAE4-HA Board Meeting
Pine (S)
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Pre-Conference Tour Departure Locations
•Zoo Atlanta and Cyclorama
M2 North Tower Lobby
8:00 am – 4:30 pm
GIS/GPS Workshop
Maple (S)
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Operations Center
Willow (N)
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Research & Evaluation Pre-Conference
Track 1: Evaluation at the Local Level
Dogwood A (N)
Track 2: Building Greater Evaluation Capacity
Dogwood B (N)
8:00 am – 6:30 pm
Souvenir Sales, Tour Information
8:45 am - 12:00 pm
After School Pre-Conference
Juniper/Magnolia/Cottonwood/Cypress (N)
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
2012 Conference Bid Presentation
Birch (S)
12:15 pm – 1:00 pm
Research & Evaluation Pre-Conference
Luncheon
Grand Ballroom B (N)
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Sunday October 21, 2007
1:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Commercial Exhibit Setup
Exhibit Hall Lower Lobby (S)
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Retirees and Family Orientation
Penthouse (S)
2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
State Officers Leadership Workshop
M4 Grand Ballroom A (N)
2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
Committee Leadership Meetings
North Tower
•Policy and Resolution
Walnut
•Public Relations and Information
Chestnut
•Professional Development
Hickory
•Diversity
Hazelnut
•Research and Evaluation
Redwood
•Member Recognition
Sycamore
•News and Views
Magnolia
•Programs
Juniper
•Organizational Stewardship
Pecan
3:45 pm – 5:15 pm
First Timers Reception
M4 Grand Ballroom C (N)
5:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Opening Event:
Craft Fair
Dinner
Bluegrass Band-Fontana Sunset
Welcome to Atlanta:
Clovers and Company with Jennifer Nettles, GA
4-H Alumnus and singer with band “Sugarland”
Meet in Pre-Function Lobby South Tower
9:00 pm - 11:00 pm
National 4H Camping Research Meeting
Cypress (N)
11:00 pm
Dogwood B (N)
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Monday October 22, 2007
Host Color of the Day: Green
6:30 am – 8:00 am
Road Race – Running with the “Real Dawg”
Centennial Olympic Park
7:00 am – 11:00 am
Commercial Exhibit Setup
7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Operations Center
Willow (N)
7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Phoenix Suite (S)
7:30 am – 5:00 pm
Conference Registration, Information
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Souvenir Sales, Tour Information
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Retiree and Family Hospitality Room
Penthouse (S)
8:00 am – 12:15 pm
Candidate Displays
M2 Pre-Function Lobby (N)
8:30 am – 10:15 am
NAE4-HA Business Meeting
M2 International (N)
10:00 am – 10:25 am
Morning Break
10:30 am – 11:45 am
Welcome: Dr. Scott Angle, Dean and Director,
College of Agricultural and Environmental
Sciences, University of Georgia
Keynote Speaker: Susie Vanderlip
M2 International Ballroom (N)
11:45 am – 12:15 pm
Candidate Displays Staffed
11:45 am – 1:15 pm
State and National Staff Luncheon
Grand Ballroom AB (N)
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12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Commercial Exhibits Open
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
Poster Showcase #1 Set-Up
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
State Leaders Meeting
Redwood (N)
1:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Poster Showcase #1
•“Reining in” Unruly 4-H Horse Clubs
•ATV Safety Training Day
•Brain Development: It’s All About Connection
•Dairy & Me: A Program to Promote Nutrition and Exercise in New Kent County
•Developing a Strong 4-H Teen Council
•Diversity Inspires: Understanding and Appreciating Differences
•Doors and Windows Into Geospatial Projects
•Food Smart
•Just in Time Parenting: Opportunities for Youth Developmental Professionals in an Extension Community of Practice
•Livestock Skillathons – A Peach of a Program
•Managing and Maintaining an Urban 4-H Program Marketing 4-H in the 21st Century
•Pawsitively Youth
•Rain Barrel Workshops: Water Conservation Tools for All Ages
•Remember the Soldier’s Children: The NJ
Operation Military Kids Project
•The National Extension Relationship and Marriage Education Network: Cultivating Future Healthy Relationships Through Youth-
Focused Programming
•Virginia 4-H/CHARACTER COUNTS!sm Training and Implementation in Brazil
•Excellence in 4-H Afterschool Programming (Delaware)
•Excellence in 4-H Afterschool Programming (Iowa)
•Excellence in 4-H Afterschool Programming (North Carolina)
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Poster Showcase #1 Staffed
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1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Seminars/Workshops #1
Competency Building Workshops
•A Peach or the Pits? Balancing 4-H Work and Family Life
Birch (S)
•4-H Makes a Difference: Using Tufts Study to Promote 4-H
Dogwood B (N)
•Making Sense of High-Tech “Mumbo Jumbo” -Strengthening Programs & Connecting People with Technology
Juniper (N)
•4-H is Ready for Robotics!!!
Magnolia (N)
•Relationship Based Corporate Giving
Maple A (S)
•The Confluence of Nature and Nurture: The Combined Influences of Temperament and Generational Styles on Volunteerism
Maple C (S)
•National 4-H Learning Priorities: Opportunities for Excellence
Pine (S)
•Volunteering to Change History, 4-H and the National Map Corps
Spruce (S)
•“Choosing to Lead: A Leadership Program for Emerging and Aspiring Leaders Currently in the 4-H System”
Pecan (N)
Program Seminars
•Get the Juice, Not the Pitts with New Animal Science Ideas
Chestnut (N)
•Get Up and Move
Cottonwood (N)
•YEAH! (Youth Empowered Ambassadors for Health) 4-H Taking The Lead Against Youth Obesity!
Cypress (N)
•Trail MIXX: Addressing National Mission Mandates Through Trail Development, Promotion & Use
Hazelnut (N)
•Working with Youth Groups and Keeping Your Cool: Lessons for Volunteers and Staff
Hickory (N)
•Yea 4-H! A Peach of a Curriculum For After School
M2 International A (N)
•What Do You Know About Water? 4-H Multimedia Educational Programs
M2 International C (N)
•Developing Youth Leaders For a Diverse World
M2 International D (N)
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Program Seminars (Continued)
•4-H Teen CERT: Turning Disasters Into Success
M2 International E (N)
•Leadership and Its Many Colors
Maple B (S)
•Teens as Effective Partners in Youth Tobacco Prevention
Sycamore (N)
Research Papers
•Characteristics of State 4-H Foundations
M2 International B (N)
•Taking Congress Home
3:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Committee Meetings
North Tower
Magnolia
Juniper
Pine (South Tower)
•Diversity
Spruce (South Tower)
Cottonwood
Dogwood A
•News and Views
Hickory
•Programs
International D
Walnut
6:00 pm
States’ Night Out
10:00 pm
Dogwood B (N)
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Tuesday October 23, 2007
Host Color of the Day: Red
7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Operations Center
Willow (N)
7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Phoenix Suite (S)
7:30 am – 8:30 am
NAE4-HA Past Presidents Breakfast
Prime Meridian Restaurant
Lobby Level (S)
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Conference Registration, Information, Souvenir
Sales, Tour Information
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Retiree and Family Hospitality Room
Penthouse (S)
8:00 am – 9:00 am
8:00 am – 9:45 am
Committee Meetings
North Tower
Magnolia
Juniper
Pine (South Tower)
•Diversity
Spruce (South Tower)
Cottonwood
Dogwood A
•News and Views
Hickory
Walnut
•Programs Leadership
Grand Ballroom
•AfterSchool - International B (N)
•Animal Science - Hazelnut (N)
•Camping and Enviornmental - Maple A (S)
•Character Education - Chestnut (N)
•GPS/GIS - Maple B (S)
•Urban Programs - Birch (S)
•Workforce Prep - Pecan (N)
•World Citizenship - Maple C (S)
•Youth in Governance - Cypress (N)
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9:00 am – 4:30 pm
Commercial Exhibits
9:00 am – 10:00 am
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Poster Showcase #2
•“Hooked on Books” Summer Reading Program
•4-H Champion of Champions: A Youth Development Focused Model for Livestock Shows at Fairs
•4k-H Health Rocks! Health Fair
•All in a Day’s Work: Teens’ Development of Workforce Skills in the Job Experience and Training (JET) Program
•Appreciating Diversity Through Foods: Farm to Table for All Ages
•Fit to Ride: 4-H ATV Community Safety Program
•Just Be It! Healthy and Fit Reduces Childhood Obesity Risk Factors
•Latino Outreach: Increasing Latino
Participation in 4-H Programs
•Make “Science-sational” Fun in Your 4-H Program
•Off to a Good Start With Your 4-H Volunteer Experience
•Ohio 4-H Workforce Preparation Initiative: Preparing Youth for Success in the 21st Century
•Oregon 4-H Horse Camp: Wilderness Style
•Parents’ Perceptions of Life Skills Gained from Participation in the Beef, Swine, or Sheep 4-H Project
•Partnership for Hands on Discovery: Utah 4-H and Thanksgiving Point
•Resources for Achieving Diversity in 4-H Youth Development Programming
•The Grandletters Program
•The Jump Into Foods and Fitness After School Program
•Youth Safety Programs
•Excellence in 4-H Afterschool Programming
•NAE4-HA National Award Winners
10:15 am – 11:45 am
SUPER SEMINAR
•Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader (At Least Regarding Tween Development)?
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•The What, Why, and How of Programs of Distinction
Cottonwood (N)
•360 Degree Evaluations: Tools for Volunteer Development and Documenting Impact
Cypress (N)
•Balancing the Tri-angle of Work, Family and Self
Dogwood B (N)
•Participatory Evaluation: Practical Techniques for Youth Development Programs
M4 Grand Ballroom B (N)
•Summer Camp Leaders: Do Yours Thrive or Survive?
•Designing and Implementing a Master 4-H Volunteer Program
•Creative Methods for a Volunteer and Staff Orientation Training
•Meditation Techniques for Volunteer Managers
M2 International F (N)
Program Seminars
•“WHO’S PREPARED?” GPS/GIS 4-H Youth Led
Seminar
Chestnut (N)
•The Scholarships of Extension Practical Ways of Sharing Our Successes
Dogwood A (N)
•What Happens in the Environment Stays in the Environment
•International Corporate Citizens Open Broader Vistas to 4-H’ers
Hazelnut (N)
•4-H Munchy Adventures
Hickory (N)
•The Genesis After School Program: Using the Experiential Learning Method with High Risk Juvenile Offenders
•Extension Life is a Peach…But You Must Avoid the Pits.
Juniper (N)
•Sup bf? OMG..yd u say dat? Lol !<3… Understanding the Communication Styles of Teens
Pecan (N)
•Take a Second Save a Lifetime: Michigan 4-H Safety Belt Program
Sycamore (N)
•West Virginia 4-H Dental Health Project
Walnut (N)
•4-H SET: An Exciting Adventure (National
4-H Council)
Magnolia (N)
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Research Presentations
•Developing a Scale to Measure Attitudes Towards 4-H Competitions
•Examining the Effectiveness of 4-H Robotics in the Learning of Science, Engineering and Technology Topics
11:45 am – 1:30 pm
Lunch on your own
12:00 pm – 1:15 pm
International Luncheon
Redwood (N)
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Retiree and Family Off-site Activity (Atlantic
Station and IKEA)
Motor Lobby South Tower
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
1:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Poster Showcase #3
•“NetSmartz” – Internet and Social Networking Safety
•4-H ATV: Alabama Motorized Outdoor Adventures
•A Peach of a Partnership
•Activity Kits Engage Ohio 4-H Cloverbuds
•Animal Science Programming: Engaging Multiple Learning Styles with Multiple Events-
All in One Day!
•Babysitters Training Program
•Community Youth Action-The 4-H Coastal Futures Program
•Florida 4-H – Unified Marketing for the Future
•I, too, am American
•Livestock Evaluation to Support the Mission of Youth Development
•Nebraska 4-H Program: Recognition and Favorability Movement
•Peachy Resources and Opportunities for the 5 to 7 year-olds in Your Local 4-H Program
•Power U
•Reach Out at 4-H Philanthropy Camp
•Six Pillars of Leadership
•The Junior Fair Poultry Barn and Biosecurity
•Using GPS Technology in Forestry Education
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Poster Showcase #3 (Continued)
•Volunteer Continuing Education – Developing Competencies through Core Subject Matter
•Youth Perceptions of the Ohio 4-H Program
based on 4-H Alumni Status of Parents
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Seminars/Workshop #3
SUPER SEMINAR
•Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader (At Least Regarding Tween Development)?
•Serving to Learn – Learning to Serve
Birch (S)
•Boards and Fundraising – How to Build a World Class Board
Cottonwood (N)
•Grant Writing
•Joining the Youth Communication Quest
Hazelnut (N)
•“So You’ve Got a Great Camp Counselor Program. Now Where?”
Maple A (S)
•Valued Volunteer Orientation Programs
Sycamore (N)
•Unique Basketball and Fitness Activities for the After-school Program
Walnut (N)
Program Seminars
•From Strategic Planning to Cultural Change
Chestnut (N)
•4-H Tropicana Public Speaking Program: How Great Partnerships Can Grow from one Classroom to Eventually Reach Over 2 million
Youth
Cypress (N)
•Integrating Technology into 4-H Programming: Global Positioning System and Geocaching
Dogwood A (N)
•4-H Mentoring Youth and Families with Promise
Dogwood B (N)
•Embracing Technology and Engaging Youth
Hickory (N)
•New to 4-H? Learn About the History Structure and Cultures
Juniper (N)
•Professional Development Essentials: The Newly Revised Preparing the Youth Development Professional and 4-H 101
Maple C (S)
•Building Successful Camp Counselors
Pecan (N)
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Program Seminars (Continued)
•4-H SET: Making it Happen
Magnolia (N)
•ECOP! JCEP! CSREES! 1862! 1890! 1994! What Do They All Mean
Spruce (S)
Programs of Distinction
•Tools for Schools - The MSU Meth Prevention Educational Initiative
Maple B (S)
•Florida 4-H Legislature: Civic Engagement Readiness
Pine (S)
•An Evaluation of the Utilization of Risk Management Tools and Training to Protect Youth and Adults in Overnight Settings
•Practical Experience for Youth: How Community Engagement Makes a Difference
3:00 pm – 3:15 pm
Bounce Back Snack Break
3:15 pm – 5:00 pm
NAE4-HA Business Meeting
3:15 pm – 6:00 pm
Candidates Display
M2 International Pre-Function Lobby (N)
6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Dinner, Comments: The Honorable Sonny
Perdue, Governor of Georgia
Speaker: James Gregory “The Funniest Man in
America”
M4 Grand Ballroom (N)
9:00 pm – 12:00 am
Dance with Absolute Entertainment, Jeff
Burnsky
M2 International D/E/F (N)
10:30 pm
Dogwood B (N)
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Wednesday October 24, 2007
Host Color of the Day: Peach
7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Operations Center
Willow (N)
7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Phoenix Suite (S)
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Conference Registration, Information, Souvenir
Sales, Tour Information
8:00 am – 9:45 am
Regional Breakfasts
North Tower
•Southern
M4 Grand Ballroom E
•North Central
M4 Grand Ballroom D
•Northeast
Dogwood
•Western
M2 International E/F
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Retirees and Family Hospitality Room
Penthouse (S)
10:00 am – 11:30 am
SUPER SEMINAR
•Everyone needs a Coach: Promoting the Best in 4-H Agents
•Hands on with the 4-H Science Engineering and Technology Mission Mandate
Birch (S)
•Bullies, Tattletales and Nimrods: Dealing with Difficult People in 4-H Programs
Cypress (N)
•Youth and Adult Partnership for Community Change: Lessons from the Kellogg Leadership for Community Change Initiative
•Four Essential Elements of Positive Youth Development: Learning and Applying to Your Youth Group
Hickory (N)
•Enhancing Experiential Learning Strategies
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(Continued)
•Project Curriculum Development 101: Evaluating and Creating Effective Youth
Development Life Skills Curriculum with Any Subject Matter
Juniper (N)
•Tools to Market and Promote the 4-H Program
Magnolia (N)
•4-H 101: Teaching 4-H’s Targeting Life Skills Model and Program Delivery Methods to Volunteers
Maple C (S)
•Strategies to Improve Science Literacy: Applying Experiential Learning and Inquiry Methods to 4-H Animal and Vet Science
Spruce (S)
•Southerners, Lawyers, Blondes and Jock’s: Diversity at its Finest
Walnut (N)
Program Seminars
•Jump Into Foods and Fitness
Chestnut (N)
•EntrepreneurShip Investigation (ESI): A Holistic Integration of Youth, Community and Careers
Cottonwood (N)
•Hooked on Fishing and 4-H
•Navigating in Their Space: Get Connected and Improve Your Effectiveness With Teens
Hazelnut (N)
•4-H Coastal Futures-Building Skills for Youth
Community Engagement
•“A Chance to Serve” Youth Leadership Program
Maple A/B (S)
•Companion Animal Science 4-H Leadership Academy
Pecan (N)
Programs of Distinction
•PROSPER – PROmoting School-Community University – Partnerships to Enhance
Resilience
Sycamore (N)
•4-H Healthy Lifestyles-Food and Nutrition Education for Children
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•Coping with Deployment: Can a Camp for Military Youth Make a Difference
•The Fun Factor: Why is It So Important for Out-of-School Programs
12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Organizational Systems Team for National 4-H
Learning Priorities
Pine (S)
12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Expanding Outreach to New and Underserved
Audience Committee National 4-H Learning
Priorities
Pecan (N)
12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Tours on Wheels Depature Locations
North Tower
•Atlanta Botanical Gardens
M2 International A
•Stone Mountain Park
M2 International D
•Carter and King Centers
M2 International C
•Atlanta History Center
Magnolia
•Governor’s Mansion and Atlantic Station
Juniper
•High Museum of Art and Atlanta Federal Monetary Museum
Cypress
1:00 pm – 6:30 pm
4-H Science, Engineering and Technology (SET)
State Teams
Birch (S)
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Conference Debriefing with Future Conferences
Dogwood B (N)
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
GIS/GPS Taskforce Geospatial Social
Cottonwood (N)
7:00 pm – 10:30 pm
Georgia Aquarium
Meet in M1 Pre-Function North Tower
11:00 pm
Dogwood B (N)
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Thursday October 25, 2007
Host Color of the Day: Green
7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Operations Center
Willow (N)
7:15 am – 8:15 am
Life Member/Retirees Breakfast
Sycamore (N)
7:30 am – 8:30 am
Breakfast on Your Own
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Retirees and Family Hospitality
Penthouse (S)
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Conference Registration, Information,
Souvenir Sales
8:30 am – 10:00 am
NAE4-HA Business Meeting/Officer
Installation/2008 Invitation
10:30 am – 11:45 am
Capnote Speaker: Georgia 4H Alumnus
Nancy Grace
12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
Lunch on your own
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Retirees & Family Off-Site Activity
(Chamblee’s Antique Row)
Motor Lobby South Tower
1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
NAE4-HA Transition Board Meeting
Pine (S)
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Awards Rehearsal
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Seminar/Workshops #5
•Operation Military Kids: Partnerships Supporting Military Youth and Their Families
Chestnut (N)
•Connecting Essential Elements and Committees for the Greatest Impact
Dogwood B (N)
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(Continued)
•Volunteer Aids: Useful Tools of Our Trade to Increase Volunteer Accomplishments
Hickory (N)
•Dealing With Diverse Volunteer Personalities
Sycamore (N)
Program Seminars
•It’s All About Location - the Changing Rural Reality
Cypress (N)
•Bootstraps for Local Youth
Dogwood A (N)
•4-H Double Dutch…For the Health Of It
Hazelnut (N)
•Ascertaining Camping Related Needs of County Level Extension Professional Using A Modified Delphi Technique
•Just Move Alabama!
•Working Ranch Horse 4-H Program
•Water Awareness Through Youth Water Fairs
•Farm to Fork to Fitness: Nebraska 4-H Curriculum Cooks Up a Healthy Future for Youth and Families
M2 International F (N)
•Putting the Health Back Into 4-H
Juniper (N)
•The College Transition: Managing Stress and Maintaining Health
Maple A/B (S)
•Developing Life Skills Across Extension Programming
Maple C (S)
•Helping Youth Make Healthy Choices…Health Rocks!
Walnut (N)
•Urban Legends: Dispelling the Mystery and Myths of Urban 4-H Programming
•Workforce Preparation Through 4-H Successfully Teaching Youth to Employ Themselves
Birch (S)
•Program of Distinction: 4-H Family Strengthening Awards Programs
Magnolia (N)
•“Choosing to Lead: A Leadership Program for Emerging and Aspiring Leaders Currently in the 4-H System”
Pecan (N)
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•Teen Driving: the Importance of Families in Life Skill Development
Cottonwood (N)
•The Master Showmanship Contest - Fairness at the Fair
Cottonwood (N)
4:30 pm – 5:45 pm
Awards Photos
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Award Winners and Donors Reception
6:30 pm – 9:00 pm
NAE4-HA Awards Banquet
9:30 pm – 1:00 am
Dance
Band – Swingin’ Medallions
M2 International E/F (N)
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Exhibitors
2008 Galaxy III Conference
2009 NAE4-HA Conference
4-H & Military Partnerships
4-H Missions in Space
4-H Science, Engineering and Technology
American Income Life Insurance Company
American Kennel Club
American Quarter Horse Association
A&T Industries
Best In Show Pet Treats
Cabot Creamery
Challenge Masters Inc.
Civilian Marksmanship Program
CYFERnet/USDA
Dianne’s Custom Candles
ESRI
eXtension
Federal Cartridge
Florida 4-H
Fundamentals Company Inc.
Georgia 4-H Centers
Glory Be Collectibles
Georgia Cotton Commission
Georgia EMC
Georgia Farm Bureau
Hodges Badge Co., Inc.
Innovation Center for Community
and Youth Development
International Program Committee
LEGO Education
NAE4-HA Board
National 4-H Council
National 4-H Council - 4-H ATV Safety
National 4-H Council Field Support
National 4-H Council – Health Rocks! ®
National 4-H Council Marketing &
Communications Team
National 4-H Headquarters, USDA-CSREES
National 4-H Shooting Sports Foundation
National 4-H Supply Service
National 4-H Youth Conference Center
National Camping Institute
Nebraska 4-H Curriculum
NRA – Youth Programs
Quest Aerospace, Inc.
Regalia Mfg. Co.
Rising Star Education
Rixstine Recognition
Seneca Ceramics
Skillastics
Tandy Leather Factory
The Etiquette and Leadership Institute
USDA/APHIS/Veterinary Services
US Air Force Recruiting
Virginia 4-H - LEGO Robotics FIRST LEGO League
Youth SET for Life CoP-eXtension
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National Donors, Sponsors, Supporters
The National Association of
Extension 4-H Agents
and the National Board
recognizes the following for
support of NAE4-HA
for the 2006-2007 year.
Emerald Clover Level ~ $25,000 and Above
Ruby Clover Level ~ $7,500 - $9,999
American Income Life Insurance Company
MetLife Foundation
Diamond Clover Level ~ $5,000 - $7,499
A & T Industries
Gold Clover Level ~ $2,500 - $4,999
Awards and Moore
Silver Clover Level ~ $1,000 - $2,499
Annie E. Casey Foundation
Fair Publishing House
Mary Ann Krug Fund
John E. Mayfield
Denise Miller National 4-H Innovator Award
Murphy-Brown, LLC-North Carolina
National 4-H Headquarters
Pamela Olsen
Stiles Memorial Scholarship
United States Air Force
United States Army
Bronze Clover Level ~ $500 - $999
Dr. Jim Duncan Program of Distinction Award
Hodges Badge Company
Joint Council of Extension Professionals
Green Clover Level ~ $499 and Below
Linda Aldridge
Christopher Anderson
Arizona Association of Extension 4-H Agents
Kirk Astroth
Allen Auck
Mary Averbeck
Darlene Baker
Elizabeth Barber
James Barthel
Lynne Beam
Tammera Beckham
Virginia Bourdeau
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Donna Bradley
Paul Brings
Wendy Brock
Rod Buchele
Dorothy Burrows
Judith Butterfield
Carolyn Clague
Nancy Coleman
Charles Comer
Karol Dyson
Torey Earle
Terril Faul
Janet Fox
Denise Frebertshauser
Dorothy Freeman
Karen Gagne
Grace Garnier
Francis Ginther
Betty Gottler
Susan Halbert
Heidi Haugen
Nancy Hegland
Gregory Hickey
Oliver Hill
Susan Holder
Debra Ivey
Clyde Jackson
James Kahler
Judith Kennedy
Sharon Kickertz-Gerbig
Tamara Koop
Phyllis Kriesel
Vietfen Kuo
Carolyn Langley
Lisa Lauxman
JoAnne Leatherman
Lena Mallory
Linda Manton
Laura Marek
Keith Martikainen
Michael Martin
Bonnie McGee
Patricia McGlaughlin
Wanda McLocklin
Rene’ Mehlberg
William Million
John Morris
Arlinda Nauman
Chrys Nestle
Debbie Nistler
Kandi O’Neil
Mary Ottmar
Lucia Orcutt
Eric Otte
Marianna Papa
Curtis Peters
James Phelps
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Susan Pickle
Kim Pond
Tammy Powell
Peggy Ann Prucnal
Lori Purcell
Kimberly Reaman
Kasey Reid
Ann Religa
Denise Retzleff
Kathleen Riggs
Nancy Rucker
James Rutledge
Roger Ryles
Janine Rywak
Barbara Scharf
Barbara Schmidt
Linda Schultz
Hallie Sherry
Brandi Shiflet
David Sorrell
Carla Sousa
Carrie Stark
Laurie Sula
Barbara Swanson
Megan Tiff
University of Illinois
Pam Van Horn
Kathleen Vos
Deryl Waldren
Vernon Waldren
Nicole Walker
Sarah Wanczyk
Carol Ward
Linda Webb
Kendra Wells
Dehlia Wilkinson
Mary Williams
Betty Wingerter
Marie Witzel
Allen Woodward
Joe Yedlik
Brenda Young
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Georgia Donors, Sponsors, Supporters
The Georgia Association of
Extension 4-H Agents wishes to
thank the generous donors who
have supported our efforts to host
the 2007 NAE4-HA Conference.
Peach Clover Level ~ $50,000 and Above
Georgia Farm Bureau
University of GA College of Agricultural and
Environmental Sciences Coop. Extension
Platinum Clover Level ~ $10,000 - $24,499
Georgia Electric Membership Corporation
Diamond Clover Level ~ $5,000 - $7,499
Georgia 4-H Centers
Georgia Cotton Commission
Gold Clover Level ~ $2,500 - $4,999
Burton + Burton
Georgia Development Authority
Rubarb Jones
Walter Reeves
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College
Judy Ashley
Jeff Christie
Epsilon Sigma Phi
Farm Credit Associations of Georgia
Georgia Cattlemen’s Association and Georgia Beef
Board
Teresa Harvey
Greg Hickey
Laura Perry Johnson
Sandra McKinney
Georgia Association of Extension 4-H Agents Northeast District
Georgia Association of Extension 4-H Agents Northwest District
Georgia Association of Extension 4-H Agents Southeast District
Georgia Association of Extension 4-H Agents Southwest District
Mal Ad Promotions, Inc.
Connie Page
Publix Super Markets
Regalia
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Tony Roberts
Bo Ryles
Marcie Simpson
Arch Smith, II
Solo Cup Company
Southern LINC
Beverly Sparks
Philip Torrance
Paul Wigley
Shirley Williamson
Bronze Clover Level ~ $500 - $999
Von Baker
Kathy Baldwin
Elizabeth Barber
Menia Chester
Chevron
Lynn Davis
Georgia Agribusiness Council
Georgia Pork Producers
Georgia Veterinary Association
Dorothea Graham
Jennifer Grogan
Royce James
Jenny Jordan
Gordon Lee
Jule-Lynne Macie
Joan Marsh
John McKissick
Charles Phillips
Marilyn Poole
Lori Purcell
Deron Rehberg
Brandi Shiflet
Robert Smith, III
Southwest Georgia Farm Credit
Sunbelt Aricultural Exposition
Clyde Taylor
Tony Tyson
Cheryl Varnadoe
Belissa Wangstad
Affinity Plus, Kay & Vince Chelena
Bacon County Extension
Baker County Extension
Doris Belcher
Glen Blair
Donald Bower
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Jenny Brown
Centrapak, Inc.
Chick-Fil-A
Trudy Christopher
Claxton Fruitcake Company
Cynthia Cochran
Columbia County 4-H
Steven & Sherry Crown
Lee Anna Deal
Sally Ellis
Linda Eubank
Kathy Floyd
Frito-Lay
Frank Funderburk
Grace Garnier
Georgia Freightliner
Gina Gailey
Georgia Agrirama Museum of Agriculture
Georgia Association of Family
& Consumer Scientists
Georgia Peach Council
Georgia Peanut Commission
Georgia Pecan Commission
Georgia Turfgrass Association
Susan Harrell
Kaye Lynn Hataway
Alva Heidel
Cherry Hovatter
Susan Howington
Jen-Tek Graphics
The Jones Company
Sonya Jones
Raymond Joyce
Angela Kinnel
Kraft
Bill Leverett
Mandy Marable
Lamar Martin
Wanda McLocklin
Cynthia Meadows
Melinda Miller
Lauren Mosher
Nestle
Al Parker
Wade Parker
Mary Ann Parsons
Kris Peavy
Cheryl Poppell
Greg Price
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Ready Pac
Kasey Reid
Victoria Richbourg
Ann Ricker
Holly Sams
Leslie Sharpe
Abby Smith
Rachel Stewart
Susan Stewart
Hal Tatum
Rebecca Thomas
Tift County 4-H Food
Product Development Team
Marie Trice
Elizabeth Turner
Steve Walker
Ernest Wester
Jerry Whiteside
Wild Adventures Theme Park
Ann Wildes
This list includes donations made by
September 26, 2007.
We acknowledge the extraordinary
support of resources and assistance
given to this conference by the Georgia
Association of County Agricultural
Agents.
We would like to thank these Georgia
4-H Members for being a part of this
conference:
Nekeisha Randall
Jarrod Allen
Jake Lathem
Matt Tucker
Ansley Jordan
Dylan Wilson
Morgan Kelley
Kirsten Fagin
Betsy Collins
Laurel Higginbotham
Ian Kelley
Erine Fay Dennis
Kristen Underwood
Bethany Harris
Amanda Price
Abbey Hufstetler
Taylor Wilson
Christen Jackson
Briana Holt
Nicki Louchios
Chase Fagin
Courtney Boone
Hallie Graham
Erin Kelley
Sarah Johnson
Ashley Jacobs
Craig Moore
Phillip Simmons
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Jazzmine Mike
Elizabeth Myler
Maia Price
Jordan Alexander
Daniel Craven
Jennifer McDaniel
Caylen Perry
Justin Gilland
Haley Gilland
Grace McCurley
Andrew Lytle
Leah Slaughter
Cody Thomas
Sarah Smagur
Kasey Bozeman
Matthew Rahn
Kasey Roth
John Scott
Catherine Gilliam
Al Jannell
Nikki Cross
Aedyln Wetzel
Kylee Ervin
Jason Ni Brock Hufstetler
Katie Comer
Courtney English
Betty Cantrell
DuBois Crockham
Margo Braski
Aaron Craven
Ashton Shelnutt
April McDaniel
Mary Allison Lathem
Jenna Gilland
Tanya Shahani
Hannah Kelsey Leavitt
Becky Beaver
Josh Eason
Melea Baldwin
Simon Forbes
Allen Nasworthy
Steven Goldman
Tiffany Garrett
Russell Adams
Aimee Bozeman
Briana Wilson
Lauren Gill
Carmen Savelli
Alesha Logan
Austin Suggs
Brandon Holt
Mandy Holm
Sterling Hunter
In-kind gifts of services, speaking, and
entertainment in excess of $50,000
greatly enhanced the size and scope of
this conference.
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