Wisconsin 4-H Adult Leader Council
The Wisconsin 4-H Adult Leader Council (ALC) includes an adult representative
from each county. The purpose of the council is to enhance UW-Extension
4-H Youth Development programs at the state, county and local level.
The Council provides a statewide forum for 4-H Youth Development
adult leaders that offers:
- Issue awareness and discussion;
- Education on new opportunities;
- Topic/interest sharing between counties;
- Opportunities for volunteers to be involved in planning and evaluating
specific statewide programs; serve on state committees; and as
chaperones for state and national programs.
The Fall Forum is the annual meeting of the Wisconsin 4-H Adult
Leader Council. This meeting is held in partnership with the Wisconsin
4-H Youth Leader Council. The meeting includes an informational,
educational, business, and networking agenda items. Each county sends
an adult volunteer leader delegate. In addition a youth representative
from each county is invited. As part of the business meeting, the
ALC elects the Executive Board.
The Executive Board is elected at Fall Forum and is representative of the 4-H leaders by geographic districts. They meet three times annually. This includes a
winter, summer and fall meetings.
Events and activities of the Wisconsin 4-H Adult Leader Council
are supported in part through successful grants from the Wisconsin
4-H Foundation.
Upcoming Dates and Events:
- February 26, 2008 7:30 PM - ALC Board Winter Meeting Teleconference. Connection information and agenda will be sent to Board members in late January.
- June 17, 2008 - ALC Summer Board Meeting, Madison, WI
- October 18, 2008 - tenative date for 2008 Fall Forum, the annual meeting of the WI 4-H Adult Leader Council. Location will be the Holiday Inn in Moisenee. Registration will be open in late summer.
For more information about the Wisconsin 4-H Adult Leader Council,
contact Sue Pleskac, 4-H Volunteer Leadership Specialist. or Greg Hutchins Wisconsin State 4-H Youth Development Program Leader.
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