An Examination of the Benefits, Preferred Training Delivery Modes, and Preferred Topics of 4-H Youth Development Volunteers

Authors

Janet E. Fox, Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical CollegeFollow
Lanette Hebert, Louisiana State UniversityFollow
Karen Martin, Louisiana State UniversityFollow
Debbie Bairnsfather, Louisiana State UniversityFollow

Volume

47

Issue

1

Abstract

Training is a critical component of any successful volunteer management system. The evaluation reported here examined the benefits of the 4-H Youth Development Volunteer training as well as ranks preferred training methods and topics. Participants in leader training reported that training yielded motivational and educational benefits. As part of the evaluation, volunteers identified the preferred training delivery modes as group trainings and electronic communication. Volunteers were most interested in learning about 4-H opportunities and leadership development.

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Fox, J. E., Hebert, L., Martin, K., & Bairnsfather, D. (2009). An Examination of the Benefits, Preferred Training Delivery Modes, and Preferred Topics of 4-H Youth Development Volunteers. The Journal of Extension, 47(1), Article 22. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/joe/vol47/iss1/22