Abstract
National 4-H Congress is an example of a programmatic effort designed to help youth develop various life skills. For this study, demographic, event satisfaction, and application of knowledge data were collected from 2,154 past Congress participants. Findings revealed that the majority of participants were satisfied or very satisfied with their Congress experience, and 63% of the respondents had used information gained from the event. Continued efforts to ensure future delegations represent the diversity of 4-H are encouraged, along with continued evaluation of event satisfaction levels and the extent to which life skills are developed and retained.
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Lamm, K.,
Powell, M. L.,
&
Randall, N. L.
(2021). National 4-H Congress: A Retrospective Evaluation.
Journal of Human Sciences and Extension, 9(3), 14.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.54718/ALFY8358
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