Abstract
A model for recruiting and training volunteers for 4-H Youth Development Programs in urban areas was designed and evaluated. Utilizing a formal course at a community college to recruit and train volunteers, the model was effective in developing and enhancing their skills. As part of their course requirements, volunteers applied their skills by implementing a science literacy program with elementary-age children in after-school settings. Their efforts were effective; participating children's science process skills showed significant improvements. Academic and community service credit served as rewards for volunteers' participation. Copyright © by Extension Journal, Inc.
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Smith, M. H., Dasher, H. S., & Klingborg, D. J. (2005, October). A model for recruiting and training youth development volunteers in urban areas. Journal of Extension. https://doi.org/10.66752/1077-5315.4692
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