Impact of 4-H on Alumni's Community Involvement

The quantitative, non-experimental descriptive study reported here sought to measure how being alumni of the Texas 4-H and Youth Development Program influenced their decisions toward community involvement and leadership positions within communities. Former Texas 4-H alumni at least 18 years of age w...

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Published in:Journal of extension 2014-10, Vol.52 (5)
Main Authors: Merten, Kyle, Locke, Darlene, Williams, Montza, Carter, Meredith, Lehman, Kelli
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:The quantitative, non-experimental descriptive study reported here sought to measure how being alumni of the Texas 4-H and Youth Development Program influenced their decisions toward community involvement and leadership positions within communities. Former Texas 4-H alumni at least 18 years of age were the assessable population. The study confirms former 4-Hers are using what they learned in the 4-H program by staying involved in their community organizations and holding leadership positions. Organizations listed at the top by most volunteers included: 4-H Volunteer, Church Organization, and Fair Board/Livestock Association/Group. Leadership positions most frequently held include president and secretary.
ISSN:0022-0140
1077-5315
DOI:10.34068/joe.52.05.04