Texas 4-H Food and Nutrition Quiz Bowl Supplement

6 pp., plus notebook divider page with tabA supplement to the Texas 4-H Quiz Bowl Guide, this publication offers suggested questions for use in a 4-H food and nutrition quiz bowl

Organizing Your 4-H Project Group

2 pp.Project work allows 4-H volunteer leaders to teach and young people to learn new skills and gain new knowledge. Each project group should be organized in cooperation with the club's organizational leader. Use this guide when planning your first project meetings

4-H Club Officer Handbook - Council Delegate

2 pp., one photoThis section from the 4-H Club Officer Handbook features the multi-faceted role of the Council Delegate. It explains the purpose of the County 4-H Council and outlines the delegate's various duties

4-H Club Officer Handbook - Club Committees

3 pp.This section from the 4-H Club Officer Handbook features key areas of responsibilities for members serving on the different club committees. Topics cover functions of club committees and important committee tips. The section concludes with descriptions of duties for committee members, including the chair and the executive committee

4-H Club Officer Handbook - Third Vice President

4 pp., 3 photosThis section from the 4-H Club Officer Handbook features the multi-faceted role of the Third Vice President. It covers the officer's duties, which primarily involve helping the President and other Vice Presidents. This section concludes with tasks for the Membership Committee, of which the Third Vice President serves as chair

Although cities often are touted as climate change policy leaders, a close look at politically conservative Texas cities finds many lagging or faltering

As the recent Supreme Court decision on Obama’s climate regulations have illustrated, climate action at the national level in the US is a fraught affair. US cities often are touted as leading on climate, however — or at least some of them are. Ann W. Foss and Jeff Howard argue that most cities leading on climate are politically liberal, and they use the Dallas- Fort Worth area as a case study to examine a range of communities at the opposite end of the political spectrum. In this conservative region, they find far more laggard cities than leaders, and cities that have begun to emerge as leaders often have backslidden. Political aversion to climate action, they write, often means that when laggard cities pursue energy efficiency and renewable energy strategies, they do so as cost saving rather than environmental measures

4-H and the Community

2 pp.The strength and success of a local 4-H club are directly related to the amount of support provided by local people. To strengthen community support and participation, follow these guidelines when planning activities

4-H Club Officer Handbook - Third Vice President

4 pp., 3 photosThis section from the 4-H Club Officer Handbook features the multi-faceted role of the Third Vice President. It covers the officer's duties, which primarily involve helping the President and other Vice Presidents. This section concludes with tasks for the Membership Committee, of which the Third Vice President serves as chair

4-H Club Officer Handbook - Council Delegate

2 pp., one photoThis section from the 4-H Club Officer Handbook features the multi-faceted role of the Council Delegate. It explains the purpose of the County 4-H Council and outlines the delegate's various duties

Certificate of Completion

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