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Conference Paper

Thomas, John K., and Howard W. Ladewig. 1987. “Adult assessments of social learning experiences during adolescent participation in 4-H and other youth programs”. Presented at the Southern Rural Sociological Association. Nashville, TN.

Fleming-McCormick, T., and N. C. Tushnet. 1997. “Does an urban 4-H program make differences in the lives of children?”. Presented at the American Educational Research Association. New York City.

Tumusiime, Edward Kirangira, and Layle D. Lawrence. 1985. “Problems that hamper success of county 4-H programs”. Presented at the Symposium on Research Needs for Extension Education.

Conference Proceedings

Ferrari, Theresa M., Jessica Elaine Paisley, Cassie LuAnn Turner, and others. 2002. “An evaluation of the presence of 4-H critical elements in adventure central programming”. NAE4-HA Conference Proceedings.

Radhakrishna, Rama B., Joan Thomson, and Audrey Maretzki. 2005. “Involving 4-H/youth development educators to strengthen community engagement in sustainable local food system”. NAE4-HA Conference Proceedings.

Tormoehlen, Roger L., Randall Reeder, and Ernest Sheldon. 1999. “Tractor safety certification: A multi-curricula approach”. NAE4-HA Conference Proceedings.

Government Report

Turner, Ray A. 1937. “4-H goes to college”. USDA Ag. Ext. Service Stencil No. 107-37.

Taylor-Powell, Ellen, Greg Hutchins, and Robyn Reed. 1997. “Community service: What 4-H youth groups do to make a difference”. 4-H Impact Study Abstract.

Treat, Kathryn Ruth, Jerry Parsons, David Ronald Burnette, and Brenda Foster. 1975. “Competencies needed by 4-H volunteers for the effective use of incentives: A needs assessment study”. Incentives in 4-H Monograph Series.

Turner, Ray A., and Barnard D. Joy. 1941. “State leaders in Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota”. Ag Extension Service Stencil 1012-41.

Turner, Ray A., and Barnard D. Joy. 1941. “Tentative conclusions from study of local 4-H club programs in Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota”. Extension Service Stencil.

Journal Article

Kumaran, M., K. Fogarty, A. Terminello, and W. Fung. 2014. “The 4-H Health Rocks! program in Florida: Outcomes on youth tobacco, alcohol, and other substance abuse prevention”. Journal of Youth Development 9(2): 66-76. doi: 10.5195/jyd.2014.60

Torretta, Alayne. 2007. “4-H Teen Russian/American International Leadership (T.R.A.I.L.) Use of youth/adult partnerships in Global Education and Leadership Development”. Journal of Extension 45(3). https://archives.joe.org/joe/2007june/iw2.php

Glass, Jr., J. Conrad, and Curtis Trent. 1978. “4-Hers Learn.. We shall all be old”. PRK Abstract - Published in Journal of Extension 16(2): 10-13. https://archives.joe.org/joe/1978march/78-2-a2.pdf

Lawson, Lynna J, Robert C Wilkerson, Tammy Gillespie, Elizabeth G Dunn, Gordon J. Arbuckle, and Jo L. Turner. 2007. “Addressing the needs of children of offenders: The 4-H LIFE model”. Journal of Youth Development 2(2). doi: https://doi.org/10.5195/jyd.2007.353

Torretta, Alayne, and Laura Bovitz. 2005. “An affirmative approach to parental involvement in youth programs”. Journal of Extension 43(4). https://archives.joe.org/joe/2005august/tt4.php

Theokas, Christina, Jacqueline V. Lerner, Erin Phelps, and Richard M. Lerner. 2006. “Cacophony and change in youth after school activities: Findings from the 4-H study of positive youth development”. Journal of Youth Development 1(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.5195/jyd.2006.394

Van Horn, Beth E., Connie A Flanagan, and Joan S Thomson. 1999. “Changes and challenges in 4-H (Part 2)”. Journal of Extension 37(1). https://archives.joe.org/joe/1999february/comm1.php

Bourdeau, Virginia D., and Erin Taylor. 2007. “Creating a 4-H technology camp for middle school youth”. Journal of Extension 45(5). https://archives.joe.org/joe/2007october/iw4.php

Turner, Ray A. 1937. “Do former 4-H club members go to college? A statistical study of former boys' and girls' 4-H club members enrolled as students in agriculture and home economics at the state colleges of agriculture in the Central States 1931-1937”. USDA Extension Service Review 3(7): 111.

Carrabba, James, B. Talbert, W. E. Field, and Roger L. Tormoehlen. 2001. “Effectiveness of the Indiana 4-H Tractor Program: Alumni Perceptions”. Journal of Agricultural Education 42(3): 11-20.

Carrabba, James, B. Talbert, W. E. Field, and Roger L. Tormoehlen. 2001. “Effectiveness of the Indiana 4-H Tractor Program: Alumni Perceptions”. Journal of Agricultural Education 42(3): 11-20.

Carrabbam, H., W. E. Field, Roger L. Tormoehlen, and B. Talbert. 2000. “Effectiveness of the Indiana 4-H Tractor Program at Instilling Safe Tractor Operating Behaviors and Attitudes in Youth”. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health 6(3): 179-189.

Carrabbam, H., W. E. Field, Roger L. Tormoehlen, and B. Talbert. 2000. “Effectiveness of the Indiana 4-H Tractor Program at Instilling Safe Tractor Operating Behaviors and Attitudes in Youth”. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health 6(3): 179-189.

Tillmann, Julieanne, and Lynette H. Bikos. 2014. “Explaining research utilization among 4-H faculty, staff, and volunteers: The role of self-efficacy, goal orientation, training, and previous experience”. Journal of Youth Development 9(2): 133-148. doi: 10.5195/jyd.2014.65

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