Program Area Topics
4-H Newsletters
- November 2009 (10 pages)
- October 2009 (14 pages, 4,809 KB)
- September 2009 (12 pages, 3,160 KB)
- August 2009 (12 pages, 2,893 KB)
- July 2009 (16 pages, 5,381 KB)
- June 2009 (18 pages, 3,948 KB)
- May 2009 (18 pages, 3,458 KB)
- April 2009 (18 pages, 3,238 KB)
- March 2009 (22 pages, 4,562 KB)
- February 2009 (18 pages, 1,747 KB)
- January 2009 (22 pages, 2,021 KB)
Newsletter Forms
Miscellaneous Forms
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Calendar of Events |
November 20
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Deadline for 4-H Older Youth Activity
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November 20
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November 21
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5th Annual State-Wide Fall 4-H Youth Leadership Conference, Chula Vista Resort, Wisconsin Dells
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November 26
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HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
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November 26-27
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Office Closed
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November 27
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State Mandated Furlough
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December 6
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Older Youth to Fanny Hill
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December 20
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December 24
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Christmas Eve
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December 25
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Christmas Day
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December 24-25
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Office Closed
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January 11 |
Horse Project Meeting-Guza's at 6:30 p.m. |
January 15 |
Deadline for Livestock Quiz Bowl |
January 16 |
Poultry Project Meeting 10:00-12:00 Tremplo Room |
January 16-17 |
Art Lab West- Beaver Creek Reserve, Eau Claire |
January 23 |
Foods Revue |
January 23 |
Livestock Quiz Bowl |
February 27th |
Steer Weigh In-NFO |
March 1 |
Deadline for Art Beat North and South |
March 13 |
Performing Arts Festival-Whitehall |
March 19-20 |
Art Beat North |
March 21 |
Easter Egg Hunt |
March 26-27 |
Art Beat South |
April 10 |
Hog Weigh-In Fairgrounds |
April 24 |
Goat and Sheep Weigh-In NFO |
What
does the 4-H Youth Development Program offer in Trempealeau County?
 The positive development of our young people is our highest
priority; the most effective way to accomplish this is through
our 4-H Community Clubs where the resources and educational programs
of the University of Wisconsin are made available to Trempealeau
County families. Major programming centers around:
- Encouraging the positive development of 4-H youth
- Encouraging
environmental awareness and appreciation for all youth in
the
County through 7th and 8th Grade Environmental Days
Highlights of current efforts include:
- Strengthening 4-H Community Clubs to provide a strong
sense of belonging and community for youth and their families
- Working with Project Leaders through problem-solving
and project workshops to best utilize the educational resources
and programs of the University of Wisconsin Department of
Youth Development
- Providing opportunities for youth to develop leadership
skills 1) by serving as members and officers on the Trempealeau
County 4-H Leaders’ Board and 2) by attending one of
nine club officer training sessions offered each year
- Strengthening the 4-H Leaders’ Association
by developing the teaching and leadership skills of adult volunteers
- Offering four New Leader Orientations annually to
help adult volunteers contribute more effectively to the 4-H
Program
- Working closely with our nine County schools and
thirteen environmental educators to present an effective annual
7th Grade
Environmental Day
- Working closely with our nine County schools and personnel
at Lock and Dam #6, the Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge
and Perrot State Park to educate annually our County’s
8th Graders about the impact these three unique County locations
exert upon our environment
- Working closely with the Trempealeau County Agricultural
Society to assure an annual County Fair that adequately showcases
the efforts of our County’s youth.
STAFF
If you have any questions regarding 4-H Youth Development
in Trempealeau County, please contact:
Megan Stuessel - 4-H Youth Development Agent
Trempealeau County - UW Extension
Government Center
P.O. Box 67
Whitehall, WI 54773-9449
Phone: (715) 538-2311 Ext 210
Toll Free: (877) 538-2311 Ext 210
Fax: (715) 538-4210
Email: megan.stuessel@ces.uwex.edu
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4-H Annual Charter Renewal Application: Existing Clubs