4-H Volunteer Leader Training
Purpose Process
Contacts
Lincoln-Adams
Area
4-H Volunteer Leader Training
Level
2
by
Bridget Rohner,
WSU Extension,
Youth, Family, and Community Educator
Sunday, March
30 th
4:00 - 7:00 p.m.
WSU Extension Office
303 6th St., Davenport, WA
It's OK to take Level 2 prior to Level
1!
Qustions? or to RSVP:
Call 659-3209 (leave
message including
contact info if after hours)
or e-mail Karen at robertk
@ wsu.edu (remove spaces)
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ALL
Adults planning to work with 4-H youth
must submit an Application!
WSU Volunteer Application (pdf)
(Should be 6 pages. Contact Karen if missing
Part B)
Shorter "Resource
Leader Application" available for some roles.
All
adults working with youth in the 4-H program
must have an application/agreement
on file.
To be certified and enrolled,
ALL "New" Volunteers, "transfers," & those
returning after a break in service,
must complete 4-H Volunteer Leader Training (VLT)
and screening.
Benefits
of certification include liability and L&I
coverage for adults while serving in their defined
4-H volunteer roles. |
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be placed on the VLT Notification List, contact:
Karen
Robertson - e-mail
or
659-3209
include your phone
& mailing address
E-Learning
for 4-H Volunteers:
E-Learning PDF Flyer
http://4h.wsu.edu/volntr/elearning.htm
A preview or review of some
of the topics covered at Volunteer Leader Training. |
Purpose
of VLT
- Connect with
resources available from Washington State University
- Network
with other Lincoln-Adams 4-H volunteers
- Required
training for New 4-H Leaders
- Required
training for Leaders transferring from other areas
- Required
training for Leaders re-enrolling after a break in
service
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VLT
Level 1
Covers the roles and responsibilities of WSU and
WSU 4-H volunteers. This session also introduces the 4-H
philosophy of hands-on-learning of life skills through project
study or 4-H activities. VLT also provides an opportunity
for Li-Adams WSU Extension Staff to meet and begin to know
the volunteers that will be working directly with our area
youth.
VLT
Level 2
Continues
to explore the "Life Skills" model. Attendees
participate in fun, interactive examples of teaching activities
that can be incorporated into club, after school, or camp
settings. Volunteers receive information on current recourses
available to assist with teaching and program roles. |
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Application
Process
- Submit
a Li-Adams
4-H Volunteer Application (PDF)
( Download or call 659-3209 to request)
Send to WSU Extension, 210 W Broadway,
Ritzville, WA 99169
- Complete
VLT Level 1 and 2. Sessions
can be taken in any order.
- Pass "Screening
and Reference Check"
- Contract
annually for leadership roles.
For
more information or application contact:
Karen Robertson, WSU Extension Program Assistant
659-3209 e-mail
or
Bridget Rohner, WSU Lincoln County Extension Director
Youth, Family, and Community Education
725-4171 e-mail
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WSU Extension
Programs and employment are available to all without discrimination.
Evidence of noncompliance may be reported through your local WSU
Extension Office.
To request accommodation for special needs in
advance, call 659-3209.
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