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WVU Collegiate 4-H in the News
WVU Collegiate 4-H Club Named Club of the Year
Click here to read the article that was included in the January 23, 2006 edition of WVU Extension Focus. Focus is the Extension newsletter that is sent out every two weeks to all Extension employees.
President's Newsletter:
April 12, 2006
Hello again, friends!
Another semester has passed and even more activities have been planned, accomplished, and rewarded.
The club had a council circle meeting (sans campfire) in which committees performed Top Tens, Commercials, and the like. We have been featured in The Daily Athenaeum, and Focus among other publications. Debbie McDonald threw the club a pizza/cake party at a meeting as congratulations for both last year's planning committee of National Collegiate Conference and the coveted award of National Club of the Year. President Hardesty congratulated WVU 4-H formally through a letter and personally at the Annual Student Organization Forum. We were honored to give a report on behalf of the club at this event and were recognized for the national award. Members volunteered at National Conference as small group discussion leaders, WVU Legislature Day, and State Teen Leader Weekend. On the brink of dead week, the club is still active! We are having dinner the very week of finals, sponsored by Anne Berry, and the Service Day/Formal May 6th, the Friday evening of finals week!
Host weekend was a tremendous success and the promotions committee is still hard at work involving itself in organization fairs and the week of engagement. The committee has already begun plans for next year's host weekend.
Fundraising committee is still working hard to produce the enthusiastically awaited T-shirts to be sold at summer 4-H camps. The WVU Collegiate 4-H hoodies are being worn proudly and often, a few with personalization on the back. (See polar plunge photos for mine!)
The Service committee has planned a number of successful events since the last newsletter; Polar plunge, children's hospital, Rosenbaum house, relay for life, and germ city, to name a few.
The social committee is eagerly awaiting the formal with a theme of goodwill. This event is open to all collegiate 4-Hers and asks participants to engage in a state work day previous to the dance as well as bringing clothing donations for Goodwill. We will also be having our annual end of the year picnic at cooper's rock.
Look for us at organization fairs, in the news, and at State 4-H camps. The Back To School Picnic will be here in a blink! {tentatively scheduled for August 27th}
On a personal note I would like to thank everyone for my fun times here at WVU. I think we've had a really great year with blatant disregard to formality (aka the minutes and parli-pro) as well as made some fantastic friendships and useful services. Whether a formal club event, or just hanging out: I know I will miss my 4-H friends the most after graduation. How-How!
-Claire Brown
President's December Newsletter
WVU Collegiate 4-H Club Named Club of the Year
Click here to read the article that was included in the January 23, 2006 edition of WVU Extension Focus. Focus is the Extension newsletter that is sent out every two weeks to all Extension employees.
President's Newsletter:
April 12, 2006
Hello again, friends!
Another semester has passed and even more activities have been planned, accomplished, and rewarded.
The club had a council circle meeting (sans campfire) in which committees performed Top Tens, Commercials, and the like. We have been featured in The Daily Athenaeum, and Focus among other publications. Debbie McDonald threw the club a pizza/cake party at a meeting as congratulations for both last year's planning committee of National Collegiate Conference and the coveted award of National Club of the Year. President Hardesty congratulated WVU 4-H formally through a letter and personally at the Annual Student Organization Forum. We were honored to give a report on behalf of the club at this event and were recognized for the national award. Members volunteered at National Conference as small group discussion leaders, WVU Legislature Day, and State Teen Leader Weekend. On the brink of dead week, the club is still active! We are having dinner the very week of finals, sponsored by Anne Berry, and the Service Day/Formal May 6th, the Friday evening of finals week!
Host weekend was a tremendous success and the promotions committee is still hard at work involving itself in organization fairs and the week of engagement. The committee has already begun plans for next year's host weekend.
Fundraising committee is still working hard to produce the enthusiastically awaited T-shirts to be sold at summer 4-H camps. The WVU Collegiate 4-H hoodies are being worn proudly and often, a few with personalization on the back. (See polar plunge photos for mine!)
The Service committee has planned a number of successful events since the last newsletter; Polar plunge, children's hospital, Rosenbaum house, relay for life, and germ city, to name a few.
The social committee is eagerly awaiting the formal with a theme of goodwill. This event is open to all collegiate 4-Hers and asks participants to engage in a state work day previous to the dance as well as bringing clothing donations for Goodwill. We will also be having our annual end of the year picnic at cooper's rock.
Look for us at organization fairs, in the news, and at State 4-H camps. The Back To School Picnic will be here in a blink! {tentatively scheduled for August 27th}
On a personal note I would like to thank everyone for my fun times here at WVU. I think we've had a really great year with blatant disregard to formality (aka the minutes and parli-pro) as well as made some fantastic friendships and useful services. Whether a formal club event, or just hanging out: I know I will miss my 4-H friends the most after graduation. How-How!
-Claire Brown
President's December Newsletter