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National 4-H Congress 2007
Atlanta Georgia,
November 23-27, 2007
Applications due July 9, 2007
2007 NATIONAL 4-H Congress
The purpose of the National 4-H Congress is to recognize and promote
excellence in the 4-H Youth Development Education program. Congress will
include workshops, cultural events, community service projects, and
sightseeing. It will be held in Atlanta, Georgia November 22-27, 2007.
Ten to fifteen Idaho 4-H members will be selected to attend. All
trips will be sponsored by state and local donors. State will secure
funding for expenses at Congress - registration and lodging. Delegates
will help pay for travel expenses, minimum $150, possibly as high as
$650, depending on amount of donor support and cost of airline tickets.
(2006 cost/delegate was $435.)
Idaho will use The National 4-H Congress Application Form,
#91801, a letter of reference and a videotaped interview to select
delegates. Videotaping will be scheduled at Teen Conference, or by
appointment with your County Extension Office. Applications and
videotapes are due in the State 4‑H Office July 9. Check with your
County Extension Office for the county due date.
Idaho 4-H members who have passed their 14th birthday, but not their
19th birthday, on January 1, 2007, and who have not attended National
4-H Congress, may apply. Applicants will use the 4-H Summary section to
highlight their achievements in one or more of their strongest project
areas. All applications will be considered for non-specific sponsored
trips and any specific sponsored trips (listed below) offered in a
project area included in the 4-H Project Summary section.
State Sponsored trips usually available:
Dairy Cows, sponsored by the United Dairymen of Idaho
Dairy Foods, sponsored by the United Dairymen of Idaho
Horse, sponsored by the Idaho Youth Horse Council
Beef, sponsored by the Idaho Beef Council and the Idaho Cattle
Association
Sheep, sponsored by the Idaho Wool Growers Association
Swine, sponsored by the Idaho Pork Producers
Remaining trips in any project area, sponsored by the Idaho 4-H
Endowment Fund
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