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Theresa M. Ferrari, Ph.D

AGR EDUC 643 - Youth Program Management in Non-School Settings (Spring 2005)

Thursdays, 1:00-3:48 p.m.

Rm. 104 Kottman Hall

Instructor: Theresa M. Ferrari, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist

4-H Youth Development

Class #8 (05.19.2005)

Topic: Issues of Youth Participation: Recruitment, Retention, & Engagement

Class #7 (05.12.2005)

Topic: Leadership, with presentation by Bev Kelbaugh, County Extension Director, OSU Extension Franklin County

Class #6 (05.05.2005)

Topic: Volunteer Management, with presentation by Niki Nestor McNeely, Extension Specialist

Class #5 (04.28.2005)

Topic: Grant Writing, with presentation by Carol Smathers, Program Coordinator, Ohio Families and Youth Initiative (OSU Extension's CYFAR program - Children, Youth, and Families at Risk)

  • Grant Writing Basics (developed by Bev Kelbaugh & Carol Smathers) PowerPoint
  • Homework Assignment Do some searching, on the web or otherwise, for a youth-related grant application or request for proposals (RFP). Bring this information with you to use as part of the in-class discussion.
  • Janice Hanna's presentation (PowerPoint)
  • In-Class Activity: Assignment 3 updates given by teams. Class Discussion: Reflection and applicatioin of course concepts.
  • Feedback on Paper (PowerPoint)
  • Articles from The Prevention Researcher April 2005 (Volume 12, No. 2) distributed. Available on-line at www.TPRonline.org
    • Recruitment and Retention in Youth Development Programming
    • Engaging Adolescents in Out-of-School Time Programs: Learning What Works
    • Improving Participation in After-School Programs
    • Developing School Connectedness Among Diverse Youth Through Extracurricular Programming

Class #4 (04.21.2005)

Topic: Reflection on Experiences and Integration of Management and Youth Development Concepts and Principles

  • Reviewed Experiential Learning Model as foundation for out-of-class experiences and in-class discussion (PowerPoint slide)
  • Syllabus Update distributed (Microsoft Word doc)
  • Discussion of Operation: Military Kids to illustrate program management functions and skills and youth development principles

Name That Function - Name That Principle (handout   pdf  Microsoft Word doc)

  • Discussion of Field Trip to Adventure Central
  • Discussion of National Youth Service Day
  • Discussion of Next Class (April 28, Topic: Grant Writing)

Homework Assignment: Do some searching, on the web or otherwise, for a youth-related grant application or request for proposals (RFP). Bring this information with you on April 28 to use as part of the in-class discussion.

R. D. Herman & Associates (Eds.), The Jossey-Bass handbook of nonprofit leadership and management. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.

  • Brudney, J. L., Designing and managing volunteer programs (pp. 279-302).
  • McCurley, S., Recruiting and retaining volunteers (pp. 511-534).
  • Tremper, C., Risk management (pp. 485-508).

Class #3 (04.14.2005)

Field Trip to Adventure Central, Dayton, OH

  • Meet at 1:00 p.m. in the lobby of the Ag Admin Bldg to carpool.
  • Directions to Adventure Central (click here)
  • See Class #2 for Field Trip Assignment Discussion (below)
  • There are no new reading assignments for this week. Instead, in preparation for the field trip, review the assignment goals and background documents on Adventure Central posted on the Assignments page. In preparation for the group discussion and written assignment, review readings from Class #2 (the two that you did not read); see Readings page.

 

Class #2 (04.07.2005)

Topic: Youth Development Principles

  • Principles for Youth Development - Chapter 1 Reading (PowerPoint)
  • Common Themes in Youth Development Readings (Word doc)
  • Essential Elements of Positive Youth Development- Due to techincal difficulties, we did not view the DVD. This will be rescheduled to a later class period. A transript was distributed in class.
  • Youth Program Management Challenge of the Week: 4-H Military Program

Click here to access the Ohio 4-H Military website

Hero Packs, a community service project, were discussed.

Visit to Capitol Hill for national launch of Operation: Military Kids initiative was discussed.

  • Field Trip Assignment Discussion (Word doc)
 

Class #1 (03.31.2005)

Topic: Management Functions and Skills

Assignment #1 - groups created for National Youth Service Day

Groups:

#1 - Joy, Janel

#2 - Dona, Kathy, Brenna

#3 - Matt, Mario

Individuals:

Jessica

Janice

National Youth Service Day materials distributed (See Assignments page)

Students divided into 3 groups, each reading one of the assigned readings. Presentation to be made in class 04.07.05 (See Readings page)

 


 



 
 
 
major links
  Ohio 4-H Website
  Theresa Ferrari Home
  Department of Human and Community Resource Development
  Ohio State University Extension
   
   
   
 
contact information
 

Theresa M. Ferrari, Ph.D.

Extension Specialist, 4-H  Youth Development

Office: State 4-H Office
2120 Fyffe Rd., Rm. 25 Ag Admin

Columbus, OH 43210


Phone: (614) 292-4444

Direct:  (614) 247-8164
Fax:     (614) 292-5937
E-mail:  ferrari.8@osu.edu

 
 
 
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