2013 Resource Guide - 4-H Ontario

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YOUTH LEADERSHIP Enriched Youth Leadership Opportunities 4-H ONTARIO AMBASSADOR Sponsored by: GROWMARK, Inc. and UPI Energy LP Application Deadline: December 20, 2013 for 2014 Ambassador roles The 4-H Ontario Ambassador program provides youth with advanced level training in leadership, citizenship, communications and public relations. Ambassadors put their energy and 4-H experience to work recruiting new members and sharing the 4-H story. Up to six current 4-H members, ages 17–21, are selected to represent 4-H Ontario as 4-H Ontario Ambassadors each year. Ambassadors promote the 4-H program by attending events across the province. National and international opportunities may arise as well. For more details visit www.4-hontario.ca/ambassadors. 4-H ONTARIO YOUTH LEADERS Leadership, communication, teamwork, and mentorship are all key pieces to youth leadership in 4-H. Youth Leaders are senior 4-H members who take on additional responsibilities within a club project. Youth Directors work on association initiatives in an Association Board of Directors to learn new skills and practice leadership with the guidance of a 4-H volunteer. Club Youth Leaders must be 15-21 years of age and actively engaged in the project for which they are a youth leader. Youth Directors are required to be active 4-H members between the ages of 18–21. An updated Club Youth Leader project book as well as an Association Youth Director project book will be available to Youth Leaders in March for you to use to complete those projects. Training will be required every two years for members completing a Youth Leader or Youth Director project. Training can be completed by participating in a New Volunteer Orientation Session, a Regional Volunteer Symposium or a provincial 4-H Leadership opportunity (i.e. Provincial 4-H Leadership Camp, Future Leaders In Action, or Ignite Leadership). For more details about a Youth Leader position in your club or association, visit www.4-hontario.ca. 24 2013 4-H ONTARIO RESOURCE GUIDE
ONTARIO 4-H COUNCIL DIRECTOR-YOUTH THIS POSITION IS FILLED FOR 2013. Information on availability for 2014 will be posted on the 4-H Ontario website no later than November 1, 2013, with an application deadline of January 15, 2014. This position brings the views and issues of 4-H members to Ontario 4-H Council Board discussions by providing input into governance issues during board meetings, which include face to face meetings and teleconferences. This position also helps to manage the strategic development of the 4-H Ontario program. Directors, through shared vision, develop 4-H Ontario governance policies. To apply you must be an active 4-H member in good standing who is at least 18 and not more than 21 years of age at the time of his or her appointment by the Board of Directors. The length of term (appointment) will be one year, which will expire at the completion of the Ontario 4-H Council Annual General Meeting. The Director–Youth can be re-appointed to the office for additional terms, not to exceed three consecutive terms. For more details visit www.4-hontario.ca/youth-positions. “ I’ve been able to meet and work with a variety of people all across Ontario. Being the Director-Youth has taught me to be mindful of other people’s opinions and correlate them into actions that are in the best interest of 4-H Ontario.” —Cassandra Chornoboy, Ontario 4-H Council Director-Youth 2012–2013 CANADIAN 4-H COUNCIL – YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE ONTARIO REPRESENTATIVE THIS POSITION IS FILLED FOR 2013. Information on availability for 2014 will be posted on our website no later than November 1, 2013, with an application deadline of January 15, 2014. This position bring the views and issues of Ontario 4-H youth to the Canadian 4-H Council Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) discussions. Meetings are held via teleconferences, with one in-person meeting at the Canadian 4-H Council Annual General Meeting in late spring each year. To apply you must be an active 4-H Member in good standing who is 18–21 years of age at the time of appointment by the Ontario 4-H Council Board of Directors. The length of term (appointment) is a minimum of one year, renewable but not to exceed three consecutive terms. For more details visit www.4-hontario.ca/youth-positions. “ Being the Canadian 4-H Council Youth Advisory Committee member has allowed me to bring the views of 4-H Ontario youth to the national level while building networks across the Country. The opportunity to make an impact in the future of 4-H across our nation is one of the greatest achievements I have been a part of.” —Valerie Stone, YAC Ontario Representative 2012–2013 2013 4-H ONTARIO RESOURCE GUIDE 25
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