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 Kansas Association of 4-H Volunteers

The Kansas Association of 4-H Volunteers was formed in 2001. It provides a unique opportunity for volunteers, paid staff and other individuals to join forces to build connections with others who have an interest and passion for the 4-H youth development program.

The Association has two primary goals: 1) Provide opportunities for educational volunteer development at the state and area level and 2) Serve as a communication network to get information to volunteers.

Unlike other states' volunteer associations, the Kansas Association is not a political nor an advisory group. And this makes it truly unique in the nation! Membership dues are only $5.00 per year or a person can join the association as a life member for only $50.00. Contact Brenda Guenther, Treasurer, for more information.

The Officers and Board of Directors for the 2007-2008 year are eager to visit with staff and volunteers about the association's goals and opportunities. Those individuals and their contact info are as follows:
 

KA4-HV
Kansas Association of 4-H Volunteers
2007-2008 Officers

Office Volunteer
President Linda Lecklider, Central Kansas District
landscapeladybug@wmconnect.com
President-elect Lora Norquest, Finney County
lora.norquest@pioneer.com
Past President Jan Keim, River Valley District
jjkeim@twinvalle.net
Secretary Donna Maskus, Ellis County
dclerk@ellisco.net
Treasurer Brenda Guenther, Franklin County
brenda.guenther@ottawa.edu
NW Vice-president Catherine Berry, Russell County
NE Vice-president Mary Waymire, Morris County
mrwaymire@yahoo.com
SE Vice-president  
SW Vice-president Janell Robertson, Ford County
troyjanell@hotmail.com
Master Volunteer
Coordinator
Linda Henningsen, Central Kansas District
henningsen@cox.net
Advisor Rod Buchele, Southwest Area
rbuchele@ksu.edu

Volunteer Voice Newsletter
Membership brochure


Master 4-H Volunteer
Trained and competent volunteers are fundamental to a successful 4-H program. They provide the assistance needed to enable youth to become healthy, self-directing and contributing members of society.

A new opportunity is awaiting the seasoned volunteer who is interested in serving in a key volunteer position for the county or local 4-H program! The Master 4-H Volunteer Program is designed to strengthen and enhance the 4-H volunteer's educational background so that they can be more effective in their volunteer roles in county area and state levels.

In order to become a Master 4-H Volunteer, the individual must be a VIP registered volunteer, attend specialized training and "give back" 40 volunteer hours to the 4-H program within one year of the training. The individual must also be a past or present Organizational Leader, Project Leader or County Leader/Advisor.

A project of the Kansas Association of 4-H Volunteers, the Master 4-H Volunteer Program is coordinated by Linda Henningsen, Central Kansas District, Salina. Contact your local Extension Office for more details regarding the upcoming training sessions, registration forms and ways in which you could serve as a Master 4-H Volunteer. You may also contact Linda Henningsen Lindahenningsen@cox.net or Rod Buchele in the SW Area Office, rbuchele@ksu.edu.
 

Kansas 4-H Volunteer Forum
Rock Springs 4-H Center --- held in conjunction with the Kansas 4-H Youth Leadership Forum (KYLF). The State 4-H Volunteer Forum will offer a wide array of workshops and interactive sharing sessions for individuals who serve in a variety of volunteer roles for their local and county 4-H programs. The Forum is a project of the Kansas Association of 4-H Volunteers. The 2008 Forum will be November 21 - 23 at Rock Springs 4-H Center. The theme for the 2008 Forum is Strengthening 4-H Clubs.
 
North Central Regional 4-H Volunteers Forum
R
ealize Energize Visualize Unlimited Potential, November 6 - 8, 2008, Midwest Hotel & Conference Center Columbus, Ohio, http://www.ohio4h.org/ncrvf/

Join hundreds of your adult and youth leader friends from throughout the 12 North Central states (Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin) and the Canadian Provinces of Manitoba, Ontario and Saskatchewan in Columbus, Ohio, the place to Realize, Energize and Visualize what volunteers can do. The forum provides an opportunity to REV yourself up to meet your UNLIMITED POTENTIAL. Come to recharge your batteries and be sent on to new heights.
 

Julie Green Scholarship
Julie Green Scholarship Application. In memory of Julie Green, one of the founders of the KA4-HV.  The scholarship is to assist a 4-H Volunteer to attend a State or Regional 4-H Volunteer Forum.  Applications are due October 1.  The scholarship is for $75.00 and will be reimbursed after attendance at the selected Forum. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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