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TimMatthiessen — 2009-07-10 16:21:14

what the H's stand for -- justice!

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- '''It’s called 4-H.'''	+ '''It’s called 4-H.''' The four H's stand for: '''''Head, Heart, Hands,''''' and '''''Health'''''

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StevenWorker — 2008-10-12 16:26:53

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- The ["UC Davis"] campus hosts the [http://www.ca4h.org/4hinfo/ca4hydo/ California State 4-H Office], as well as the [http://fourhcyd.ucdavis.edu/ 4-H Center for Youth Development].	+ The ["UC Davis"] campus hosts the [http://www.ca4h.org/4hinfo/ca4hydo/ California State 4-H Office] located in the ["DANR Building"] and the [http://fourhcyd.ucdavis.edu/ 4-H Center for Youth Development] located in ["Hart Hall"].

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StevenWorker — 2008-10-12 16:19:39

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- *[http://www.marable-family.net/4-H/ Westfield 4-H Club]	+ *Westfield 4-H Club
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- The ["UC Davis"] campus hosts the State 4-H Office for [http://ca4h.org/ California 4-H], as well as the [http://fourhcyd.ucdavis.edu/ 4-H Center for Youth Development].	+ The ["UC Davis"] campus hosts the [http://www.ca4h.org/4hinfo/ca4hydo/ California State 4-H Office], as well as the [http://fourhcyd.ucdavis.edu/ 4-H Center for Youth Development].
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- College students can find an alumni group in ["Collegiate 4-H" Collegiate 4-H at UC Davis] that does leadership activities for teens and ["Volunteer Opportunities" community service].	+ College students can find the student organization, ["Collegiate 4-H" Collegiate 4-H at UC Davis], that does leadership activities for teens and ["Volunteer Opportunities" community service].

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StevenWorker — 2008-10-12 16:18:19

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- '''4-H is a community of young people across America who are learning leadership, citizenship, and life skills.'''	+ There’s a youth development organization in your community that helps young people gain citizenship, leadership, and life skills . . .
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- In terms of the ["UC Davis" University], it's a youth development ["community organizations" organization] run through the[wiki:WikiPedia:US_Department_of_Agriculture US Department of Agriculture] and the ["cooperative extension"] services of state ["Land Grant University" land-grant colleges] (think UC). Still, the program isn't just about ["cows"], sows, and plows anymore (or hogs, heifers, hot dogs, and hamburgers). 4-H members choose from a wide variety of projects and activities ranging from cooking to computers, rocketry to rabbit-raising. There are many levels of achievement, and literally hundreds of opportunities for fun educational experiences.	+ '''It’s called 4-H.'''
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- [http://www.4husa.org 4HUSA.org] has become a national meetingplace for 4-H youth and friends - and a couple of ["UC Davis"] students were on the original design team!	+ The [http://www.ca4h.org 4-H Youth Development Program] is in every county in California. You will recognize 4-H by its green clover. What you may not know is that 4-H is for everybody, for all young people in California, whether they’re in small towns, big cities, or anything in between. Today, 4-H is 130,000 young people learning, achieving, and giving back to their communities, supported by 20,000 caring and enthusiastic adult volunteers. + + 4-H is a place where young people are given many opportunities to build confidence, learn responsibility, and develop skills that will last them a lifetime. It’s a place where youth make friends and share interests, ranging from building robots to raising rabbits, from designing web pages to landscape design. It’s a place where youth work together to make a positive difference in their community, and adult volunteers make a powerful difference in the lives of young people. Get involved in the 4-H community and make a lasting difference! + + '''LEARNING TOGETHER . . .''' + The 4-H Youth Development Program is open to all youth, ages 9 –19. In some counties, additional programs for “primary” members allow youth to join 4-H beginning at age 5! + + '''BUILDING IMPORTANT RELATIONSHIPS . . .''' + With a youth to adult volunteer ratio of 6:1, young people have the opportunity to develop a strong, positive relationship with a caring adult. Research suggests that this may be one of the most important factors for positive youth development. + + '''UNIQUE PARTNERSHIP . . .''' + Because of the unique partnership between USDA, University of California, and county governments, private funds raised for 4-H go directly to support programs for youth.
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- The ["UC Davis"] campus hosts the state headquarters for [http://ca4h.org/ California 4-H], as well as the [http://fourhcyd.ucdavis.edu/ 4-H Center for Youth Development].	+ The ["UC Davis"] campus hosts the State 4-H Office for [http://ca4h.org/ California 4-H], as well as the [http://fourhcyd.ucdavis.edu/ 4-H Center for Youth Development].
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	+ + '''4-H is a community of young people across America who are learning leadership, citizenship, and life skills.''' + + ===== + + [[Comments]]

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StevenWorker — 2008-10-12 16:16:20

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StevenWorker — 2008-10-12 16:16:20

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StevenWorker — 2008-10-12 16:14:26

Upload of image CA4H.jpg.

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TimMatthiessen — 2008-08-23 22:45:11

(quick edit)

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MaryLieth — 2008-07-07 21:42:23

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JasonAller — 2006-05-17 18:24:31

noborder and moved image right

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- In terms of the ["UC Davis" University], it's a youth development ["community organizations" organization] run through the USDA ([wiki:WikiPedia:US_Department_of_Agriculture US Department of Agriculture]) and the ["cooperative extension"] services of state ["Land Grant University" land-grant colleges] (think UC). Still, the program isn't just about ["cows"], sows, and plows anymore (or hogs, heifers, hot dogs, and hamburgers). 4-H members choose from a wide variety of projects and activities ranging from cooking to computers, rocketry to rabbit-raising. There are many levels of achievement, and literally hundreds of opportunities for fun educational experiences.	+ In terms of the ["UC Davis" University], it's a youth development ["community organizations" organization] run through the USDA ([wiki:WikiPedia:US_Department_of_Agriculture US Department of Agriculture]) and the ["cooperative extension"] services of state ["Land Grant University" land-grant colleges] (think UC). Still, the program isn't just about ["cows"], sows, and plows anymore (or hogs, heifers, hot dogs, and hamburgers). 4-H members choose from a wide variety of projects and activities ranging from cooking to computers, rocketry to rabbit-raising. There are many levels of achievement, and literally hundreds of opportunities for fun educational experiences.
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- The ["UC Davis"] campus hosts the state headquarters for [http://ca4h.org/ California 4-H], as well as the [http://fourhcyd.ucdavis.edu/ 4-H Center for Youth Development].	+ The ["UC Davis"] campus hosts the state headquarters for [http://ca4h.org/ California 4-H], as well as the [http://fourhcyd.ucdavis.edu/ 4-H Center for Youth Development].

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CindySperry — 2005-11-18 21:44:13

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CindySperry — 2005-10-15 15:56:30

more clover madness

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- College students can find an alumni group in [http://clubs.ca4h.org/collegiate4h/ucd/ Collegiate 4-H at UC Davis] that does leadership activities for teens and ["Volunteer Opportunities" community service].	+ College students can find an alumni group in ["Collegiate 4-H" Collegiate 4-H at UC Davis] that does leadership activities for teens and ["Volunteer Opportunities" community service].

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BrentLaabs — 2005-07-06 00:57:13

oops messed up a link

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CindySperry — 2005-07-05 21:03:13

CA 4-H identity mark

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CindySperry — 2005-07-05 21:02:28

Upload of image ca4hydp.jpg.

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BrentLaabs — 2005-07-05 20:53:44

prep for a page i'm making

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JasonAller — 2005-06-12 17:36:31

going on a wikipedia binge?

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JackHaskel — 2005-05-04 20:53:00

links :)

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- College students can find an alumni group in [http://clubs.ca4h.org/collegiate4h/ucd/ Collegiate 4-H at UC Davis] that does leadership activities for teens and community service.	+ College students can find an alumni group in [http://clubs.ca4h.org/collegiate4h/ucd/ Collegiate 4-H at UC Davis] that does leadership activities for teens and ["Volunteer Opportunities" community service].

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CindySperry — 2005-05-04 20:23:58

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	+ '''4-H is a community of young people across America who are learning leadership, citizenship, and life skills.''' + + In terms of the University, it's a youth development organization run through the USDA (US Department of Agriculture) and the cooperative extension services of state land-grant colleges (think UC). Still, the program isn't just about cows, sows, and plows anymore (or hogs, heifers, hot dogs, and hamburgers). 4-H members choose from a wide variety of projects and activities ranging from cooking to computers, rocketry to rabbit-raising. There are many levels of achievement, and literally hundreds of opportunities for fun educational experiences. + + [http://www.4husa.org 4HUSA.org] has become a national meetingplace for 4-H youth and friends - and a couple of ["UC Davis"] students are on the maintenance team! +
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- The ["UC Davis"] campus hosts the state headquarters for [http://ca4h.org/ California 4-H], as well as the [http://fourhcyd.ucdavis.edu/ 4-H Center for Youth Development]. College students can find an alumni group in [http://clubs.ca4h.org/collegiate4h/ucd/ Collegiate 4-H at UC Davis] that does leadership activities for teens and community service.	+ The ["UC Davis"] campus hosts the state headquarters for [http://ca4h.org/ California 4-H], as well as the [http://fourhcyd.ucdavis.edu/ 4-H Center for Youth Development]. + + College students can find an alumni group in [http://clubs.ca4h.org/collegiate4h/ucd/ Collegiate 4-H at UC Davis] that does leadership activities for teens and community service.

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CindySperry — 2005-05-02 21:51:32

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	+ + The ["UC Davis"] campus hosts the state headquarters for [http://ca4h.org/ California 4-H], as well as the [http://fourhcyd.ucdavis.edu/ 4-H Center for Youth Development]. College students can find an alumni group in [http://clubs.ca4h.org/collegiate4h/ucd/ Collegiate 4-H at UC Davis] that does leadership activities for teens and community service.

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JasonAller — 2005-04-24 11:39:51

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	+ ["Davis"] is home to four 4-H clubs: + + ["Golden Valley 4-H Club"] + ["Norwood 4-H Club"] + ["Westfield 4-H Club"] + ["West Plainfield 4-H Club"]