Leadership - Youth Leadership
Work Group Names: David Wright, Leah Smith, Teresa Taylor, Joyce White, Marty Vahlenkamp, Montza Williams, Angela Burkham
Region: East Circle which primary base program it addresses - 4-H
Section 1. Relevance
Where did this issue surface? Texas Community Futures Forum
What is the issue/problem?
Recruiting pre-teens and teens and developing leadership skills.
Problem size and scope? (How many people does it affect? How wide spread?)
Bored teens at risk of developing negative behavior.
Active involved teens - promoting opportunities available through 4-H
Problem severity? (How serious is this issue?) MEDIUM
Target Audience?
Bored teens and Actively involved teens
Section 2. Response
State the goal of the program.
Recruit teens and provide adequate leadership skill training to produce effective, productive citizens.
State the outcome objectives.
Client Change |
At the end of this program, will.... |
Knowledge |
increase knowledge on.... >Youth leadership about opportunities.
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Skills |
develop skills.... >Develop leadership and life skills (i.e. communication, organization, decision making, delegating, etc.)
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Attitude |
change their attitudes pertaining to... >Who/what constitutes a leader? >Accepting responsibility.
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Behavior Change |
adopt.... >Adopting and exhibiting positive leadership traits.
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New Technology |
adopt....
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Best Practice |
adopt ..... |
Program Design.
Topic (Subject Matter) |
Strategy to Deliver Content (Method) |
Existing Resource(s) |
Contact Person(s) (Includes CEA’s Specialists, Commodity Reps) |
Civic Duty |
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County Government Guide Management Guide |
County elected officiate V.C. Young Institute |
Running for office Getting involved in the community |
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County Government Guide Management Guide |
Elected Officials V.C. Young Institute |
Community Development |
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Chamber of Commerce Professional/Civic Groups Non-profit Organizations TLC - Teen Leadership Connection T-TEEMS |
Pam Brown Greg Taylor |
Life Skills |
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Targeting Life Skills Model |
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Recruiting Teens |
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School Councilors Teachers Adult Volunteer Other Youth Council members Ambassadors Other Youth programs |
CEA |
Leadership Training Opportunities |
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Brigades State Congress Conferences |
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(Retention) Involving pre-teens in Leadership (involving 11-13 year-olds in fun activities) |
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Section 3. Results
Client Change Level |
Sample Questions (Review the objectives section to help place questions or statements in the space below) |
Knowledge |
> What leadership opportunities are available to you? > Are leadership opportunities available to you? > Are you involved in the ownership of your program? > Can you make a difference in your program? > Can you make a difference in your community? > Can you make a difference in your county? > Can you make a difference in your state? |
Economic Indicators. Are there economic indicators that can be measured concerning this issue?
YES NO
Please list them below.
Interpretation.
Internal to Extension Stakeholders |
External Stakeholders |
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Additional Resources. What additional resources are needed to address this issue? In other words, what is needed to design innovative programs that will impact our audiences? Use the space below or the back if needed.