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Shrum, G. 1966. “Through the open door of 4-H: A world of opportunities”. Chicago, IL.

Montague, Allyson A. 1979. “Is there a need for a 4-H creative craft handbook?”. Honors thesis, California Polytechnic Institute.

Cooke, Robert A. 1979. “Theory-derived outcomes of the 4-H programs”. 4-H Impact Study Abstract and Partial Draft.

Souther, Mary Louise Dever. 1963. “A textile project introducing textiles to 4-H club members”. Master's thesis, Cornell University.

Green, Jeremy W. 2012. “Text to speech: A 4-H model of accessibility and inclusion”. Journal of Extension 50(1). https://archives.joe.org/joe/2012february/iw4.php

Risdon, Penny. 1990. “A text development process to improve the comprehensibility of educational text”. Doctoral diss., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.

Broesche, Marsha. 2007. “Texas Cooperative Extension's 4-H county government guide: A needs assessment”. Master's thesis, Stillwater, OK, Oklahoma State University. https://shareok.org/handle/11244/8373

Harder, Amy, and Gary J. Wingenbach. 2008. “Texas 4-H agents' perceptions of selected competencies in the 4-H professional research, knowledge, and competencies model”. Journal of Agricultural Education 49(2): 64-74. doi: 10.5032/jae.2008.02064

Barnett, Randall, and Kenneth Pigg. 1980. “A test of methodologies to assess the value of adult 4-H voluntary leadership: A report of the program and personnel development sub-committee of the Extension committee on Organization and Policy”

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.

Martz, Jill T. 2005. “Tennessee 4-H summer camping: Setting for positive youth Development as perceived by youth campers.”. NAE4-HA Conference Proceedings.

Blessing, Nancy Lynn. 1984. “Tennessee 4-H enrollment trends among males and females in nine selected projects, 1969-1981”. Master's thesis, University of Tennessee.

Brinkmann, Mary Jo Lee. 1982. “Tennessee 4-H enrollment trends, 1960-1979”. Master's thesis, University of Tennessee.

Martz, Jill T. 2004. “Tennessee 4-H Center summer residential camping programs: Settings for positive youth development as perceived by youth campers”. Thesis, University of Tennessee.

Walker, Henry M. 1940. “Ten years of 4-H club work in the State of Washington”. Extension 4-H Circular 52.

Hamilton, Stephen, and Sheryl Kenny. 1984. “Teenagers and 4-H: Why do they drop out? How can they be retained?”

Palfreyman, Bernice. 1968. “Teenage money management”. Master's thesis, Colorado State University.

Gale, Charles. 1984. “Teen programs and slide set”. Master's thesis, Penn State University.

Beasley, John J., Naomi Conner, and Reid Ostrander. 1980. “Teen friendship patterns: Implications for 4-H recruitment and programming”. Journal of Extension 18(5): 29-30. https://archives.joe.org/joe/1980september/80-5-rb1.pdf

Sousa, C., J. Borba, and K. Nathaniel. 2007. “Teen driving: The importance of families in life skill development”. NAE4-HA Conference Research Paper.

Bailey, Donald Wickizer. 1966. “Techniques and methods in working with mentally retarded and physically handicapped children through 4-H club work”. Master's thesis, University of Missouri.

Kelly, E. A. 1975. “A technique for the identification of concepts relevant to selected role behaviors of Cooperative Extension Service practitioners”. Doctoral diss., North Carolina State University.

Rusk, Clinton P., and Krisanna Machtmes. 2002. “Teaching youth through 4-H animal science workshops”. Journal of Extension 40(5). https://archives.joe.org/joe/2002october/iw7.php

Steck, Catherine G. 2003. “Teaching the importance of poultry management to 4-H youth”. Honors thesis, California Polytechnic State University.

Bell, Susan J. 1977. “Teaching Teens Now”. Extension Service - USDA 4-H-37.

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