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Animal Science Education Advisory Committee

The 4-H Animal Science Education Advisory Committee is comprised of a diverse and representative group of 4-H Youth Development Program youth, volunteers, and staff with an interest and expertise in animal science education. The purpose of the committee includes the following:

  • Represent the interests of animal activities and programs throughout the state.
  • Enhance the effectiveness of the educational deliveries and opportunities for the animal science education program.
  • Establish direction for statewide animal science programs and identify opportunities for youth interested in the program.
  • Determine the animal science training and development needs of volunteers and youth and assist in delivering appropriate training opportunities.
  • Gather input on program direction, events, educational opportunities and other matters pertaining to the animal science program.
  • Develop and maintain project competencies and proficiencies for animal science projects.
  • Locate, review, and make recommendations on animal science educational materials.
  • Seek collaborative opportunities with other groups or organizations as appropriate.
  • Assist in the development and management of a process for 4-H animal science involvement and participation at the State Fair.
  • Assist in the development of a handbook outlining policies, procedures and best practices for 4-H involvement in fairs and expositions.

Responsible to: Joe Camarillo, Statewide Animal Science Education Advisor, Emeritus and the Statewide 4-H Youth Development Director.

Committee Member Responsibilities:

  • Gather input on agenda items before meetings
  • Attend all scheduled 4-H Animal Science Education Advisory Committee meetings.
  • Provide input on various animal science issues facing the California 4-H YDP.
  • Express ideas and input from constituents and stakeholders of the animal science education program.
  • Complete action items assigned at meetings and participate in subcommittee work.
  • Support educational opportunities for youth.
  • Assist in the development and delivery of an annual plan of work.

Active Members, 2007-2008

Youth

Volunteer

Staff

     

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