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How to find a course on extension online campus?

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How do I enroll in a training in extension?

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Where are the classes held at Clark County Cooperative Extension?

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How long is the Montana Municipal Institute?

The Montana Municipal Institute is a 4.5-day training conference for Montana municipal officials. Participants include municipal clerks, treasurers, finance officers, and elected officials. This online course serves as the academic portal for the Institute, where participants can find presentation materials, quizzes, and presenter biographies.

What is the purpose of the Civil Rights Training?

The goal is to assist you in supporting diversity and inclusion in Extension research and education while eliminating discrimination across programs and hiring practices. The training consists of five lessons reviewing civil rights laws and resources that you can apply to your Extension work. Together, we can surpass civil rights expectations and to continue our commitment to making the U.S. Cooperative Extension System an organization that welcomes and supports diversity, inclusion and equity.

What is a nitrate test?

The Nitrate QuikTest is a qualitative field test that can be used to determine presence or absence of nitrate in small grains, annual forages, and weeds. It is only available for use by trained, certified individuals within the NDSU Extension system. The initial training and certification process will be conducted through face-to-face training sessions, and subsequent recertification will be conducted on an annual basis utilizing an online format. Trainees will be expected to learn and demonstrate an understanding of the following information:

What is a new volunteer course?

The New Volunteer course is designed to give new volunteers basic information to prepare them for service in 4-H. This course consists of five modules with multiple lessons that are designed to be completed in sequential order. Below is an outline of the course:

What is the purpose of 4-H in California?

The purpose of the California 4-H Presentation Program is to help youth improve their public speaking abilities. Presentation events are one strategy to reach this goal by allowing youth to practice the knowledge and skills gained and receive constructive feedback on their progress. This requires that evaluations be accurate and consistent.

What is overnight chaperone essentials?

The Overnight Chaperone Essentials course highlights key aspects of the role of every overnight chaperone in their work with youth. This course is meant to compliment event specific trainings held by the County Extension office or the Event Leader/Director.

What is a 4-H course?

This self-directed course is designed for Nebraska 4-H leaders, staff, volunteers, and any chaperone of a 4-H event to better understand their responsibility for creating a protective environment for youth. The course includes lessons, planning guides, example scenarios, and reporting procedures, and the curriculum addresses potential risks that could cause personal harm or harm to a 4-H member. Contact: Vickie Greve vgreve1@unl.edu; and Mary Jarvi mjarvi1@unl.edu; University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

What is experiential learning?

Expanded Learning Opportunities: Experiential Learning is for Employees or Volunteers in Youth Serving Organizations. Participants will learn how children and youth in out-of-school settings reach their full potential as a result of positive youth/adult interactions, purposeful learning experiences, and safe environments.

What is 4-H volunteer training?

It will also serve as a refresher course for all returning volunteers. This training has 4 components that are designed to be completed in sequential order. As you complete each section, lessons in the next section will appear.

What is iCook 4H?

The iCook 4-H curriculum supplementary training site is a self-directed course for Extension Educators and Health Professionals Working with Families. By participating in this course participants will gain access to additional information, supplementary materials, and trainings to learn how to better implement the iCook 4-H curriculum. The iCook 4-H curriculum is available for purchase through the National 4-H Mall. With purchase of the curriculum, course access information on enrollment is provided. For more information contact Lisa Franzen-Castle, University of Nebraska-Lincoln at lfranzen2@unl.edu.

What does it mean to be a 4-H volunteer?

What does it mean to be a 4-H Volunteer? Through a series of four, 15 minute lessons, this course leads participants through a brief overview of 4-H and its important relationships, the importance of creating a safe and inclusive environment, how a volunteer can promote positive youth development in the youth they serve and a brief introduction to experiential learning.

What is mindful me?

Mindful Me is a 10 lesson curriculum for elementary school aged youth and their caregivers. These lessons can be completed with a single youth or with groups of youth. Lessons are adapted from Mindful Me, a peer-review and published National 4-H Curriculum, which was developed by academics with the University of California.

What is extension in child care?

Extension provides ongoing early childhood professional development that improves the knowledge, skills and abilities of child care providers working with young children. All training is approved by Nevada Registry and meet Nevada State Licensing requirements.

Where are Clark County classes held?

Classes are held at Clark County Cooperative Extension, 8050 Paradise Rd., Ste. 100 in Las Vegas. Persons in need of special accommodations or assistance must call 702-257-5561 at least three days prior to the scheduled class.

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