Ohio 4-H Youth Development Research: Selected Abstracts

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Title:	Ohio 4-H Youth Development Research: Selected Abstracts
Creators:	Schmiesing, Ryan
Contributors:	Ferrari, Theresa; Fogt, Nadine; Nestor McNeely, Niki; Homan, Greg; Dick, Jeff; Hedrick, Jason; Rockey, Jessica; Turner, Cassie; Digby, Janel; Smathers, Carol; Futris, Ted; Cochran, Graham; Arnett, Nate; Hogue, Carrie; Scheer, Scott; Lafontaine, Ken; Zimmer, Bruce; Shriner, Joyce
Keywords:	Program evaluation 4-H Ohio Youth development Volunteers Camp counselors After-school programs Cloverbud program
Issue Date:	2006-03
Publisher:	Ohio State University Extension
Citation:	Schmiesing, R.J. (Ed.). (2006). Ohio 4-H youth development research: Selected abstracts (4H RES NO. 1). Columbus, OH: The Ohio State University Extension
Series/Report no.:	4H RES NO 1
Abstract:	Ohio 4-H Youth Development has a long and rich history spanning more than 100 years. Thousands of youth have engaged in programs and activities that are designed to help them improve their skill set and ultimately provide them with the skill set to be contributing adults. This document provides abstracts of selected research/evaluation projects that faculty and staff have conducted involving Ohio 4-H youth participants, volunteers, or their parents/guardians.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1811/24305