Stacey Ellison

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Florida 4-H Secretary Record Book

Sarah Hensley andStacey Ellison

This book should serve as a good guide for you to follow and outline your club's goals, plans for the year, as well as keep records of what your club has done.

Florida 4-H Treasurer’s Manual and Record Book

Joy Jordan, Judith Levings, Judith Levings, Sarah Hensley, andStacey Ellison

The duties and responsibilities of the 4-H club treasurer are outlined in this manual. This publication also provides a record keeping guide for use by the club treasurer to learn basic record-keeping skills and maintain financial records of the club. This 4-H Treasurer’s Manual and Record Book is for ages 8 and up.

4-H Citizenship Project: Volunteer Guide

John Rutledge, Joy Jordan, andDale Pracht
Other Contacts: Stacey Ellison andSarah Hensley

4-H Exploring Citizenship, Unit I: Me, My Family, and My Friends

This material was prepared by the Southern Regional 4-H Citizenship Literature Committee through a grant from the Coca-Cola Company.

4-H Exploring Citizenship, Unit II—My Neighborhood

This material was prepared by the Southern Regional 4-H Citizenship Literature Committee through a grant from the Coca-Cola Company.

Exploring Citizenship Unit III: My Clubs and Groups

Other Contacts: Sarah Hensley, Stacey Ellison, andStewart D. Sale

The 4-H Exploring Citizenship: Unit III - My Clubs and Groups (4H CIM 12) is a citizenship and leadership publication for 4-H members ages 9–11. This unit helps 4-H members learn to function in organized groups so that they can be more effective participants. The accompanying leader's guide is Exploring Citizenship (4H CIL 20).

4-H Exploring Citizenship, Unit V: My Community

John Rutledge, Joy Jordan, andDale Pracht
Other Contacts: Sarah Hensley, Stacey Ellison, andStewart D. Sale

4-H Exploring Citizenship, Unit IV - My Heritage

John Rutledge, Joy C. Jordan, and Dale Pracht

Exploring Citizenship, Unit VI: My Government

John Rutledge, Joy Jordan, andDale Pracht
Other Contacts: Sarah Hensley, Stacey Ellison, andStewart D. Sale

4-H Exploring Citizenship, Unit VII: My World

John Rutledge, Joy C. Jordan, and Dale Pracht

The Florida 4-H Officer's Handbook

Tracy Tesdall, Judith Levings, andJudith Levings
Other Contacts: Sarah Hensley andStacey Ellison

Do a Visual Presentation

Stacey Ellison

This publication covers the method of delivery, the plan, the visuals, how to look sharp and to have a sharp presentation.  

A Guide to the Florida 4-H Council

Stacey Ellison andTracy Tesdall
Other Contacts: Sarah Hensley

A UF/IFAS numbered Fact Sheet for 4-H/Youth audience(s). Published by Youth development

Florida 4-H Community Pride Leader's Guide

Stacey Ellison and Grace Carter

This Leader's Guide will help you and your club members get the most out of the Community Pride Program.

Educating Your State Legislators

Stacey Ellison

UF/IFAS Extension Florida 4-H Youth Protection Policy

Candi Dierenfield, Jessica Emerson, Stacey Ellison, Shreemoyee Ghosh, David Hafner, Karen Henry, Shannon J. Horrillo, Katie M. Jones, Dallas Meringolo, Amber Norris, Melinda Souers, Jessica M. Sprain, Abbey L. Tharpe, Janet Waters, Matthew R. Olson, Sophia Andrews, andDaphne Glasgow

This publication is an updated youth protection policy for UF/IFAS Extension Florida 4-H volunteers and involved faculty, agents, or staff. It describes child abuse reporting procedures and the different screening, training, and documentation requirements for adults involved in Florida 4-H and its activities.

Florida 4-H Fashion Revue

Geralyn Sachs, Monica L. Brinkley, Brenda Williams, Geralyn Sachs, Monica Brinkley, Judy Butterfield, Heather M. Futch, Becky V. Bennett, Stacie M. Amolsch, Sarah Hensley, Pamela Phillippe, Muriel Turner, Stacey Ellison, andBrenda Williams

This planning guide and project report is appropriate for 4-H youth who take part in the Florida 4-H Clothing and Textiles Project. This publication offers an exploration of science and art through clothing design, engineering, technology, and craftsmanship. It contains fashion revue guidelines, interview and modeling tips, entry forms, and more. 

4-H Volunteer Training Series: Adopting Club Bylaws

Keith G. Diem, Candi Dierenfield, Karen Henry, Shreemoyee Ghosh, Melinda Souers, Abbey L. Tharpe, Claire Davis, andPaula Davis

Why does a 4-H club (for youth ages 8–18) need bylaws? It is for the same reason our country needs a constitution! Fair and written rules protect the rights of all members. The following is a suggested format for 4-H bylaws, which may be adapted to meet local conditions.