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Introduction to Youth Organizations
Overview of Today
• Orientation to the course (PPT)
• Youth Development (PPT) • The Advisor: Roles and Responsibilities (PPT)
• Overview of Career & Technical Student Organizations (PPT)
• Overview of Ag Youth Organizations (PPT) • Intro to the FFA Creed (PPT)
A Little About Me & My Experiences With Youth
Organizations• 4-H – about age 11
– Livestock judging– Raised livestock, chickens, cattle, horses
• FFA -- From age 14– Livestock judging – Horses, Cattle
• Explorers -- Age 16– Contests– Camping– Canoeing
I have 2 boys—4-H & Boy Scouts (now FFA)
In the Beginning
• I majored in Ag Ed mainly because of my farm experience and because of my mother’s background in education.
• I liked both ag and education – Both ag teachers were good people and had a positive influence on me.
• I once thought about becoming a coach• When I went to college I had to declare a
major so I said Ag Ed.
Continued…
• I once, during the 2nd year, thought about changing majors. But the kind and gentle old advisor talked me into sticking with Ag Ed a little longer. At the time I had not taken a single ag ed course.
• I became active in FFA, B&B and some non ag clubs.
• Because I had started college when I was 17, I was able to graduate in three years by going in the summers and at the age of 20 and started teaching.
• So I became an FFA Advisor at the ag of 20…
FFA Experience as a Teacher
• Fairly successful – Students have won various awards at the
state, regional and national level (Specialized in Soils, Livestock, and Parliamentary Procedure
– Formed an FFA alumni chapter that is still going
– Started horticulture program still going and has been improved greatly
Not Everyone Will Be An FFA Star
The End
Links for Today
• Intro to Youth Organizations
• Human Development
• The Advisor
• Introduction to Career & Technical Student Organizations (CTSO’s)