4-H members lined up in the order of a meeting agenda at the recent 4-H Officer's Training held Saturday. Right to left included Addy Randall, Bonita Kinzer, Ashton Madsen, Emelyn Harper, Alexis Gotfredson, Shyla Madsen, Zadeea and Sterling Graham. Also attending the workshop were Laney Williams, Rueben Kinzer, Shaylee Bilbrey, Ezra Gotfredson and Jaxon Bilbrey. The training was sponsored by Extension Office and the 4-H Council. (Photo courtesy PR Extension)
Commissioner Lee Randall led a workshop on the roles and responsibilities of Presidents and Vice Presidents at the 4-H Officer Training on Saturday. (Photo courtesy PR Extension)
Running meetings effectively was one of the goals of a recent 4-H officer training workshop, according to Extension Agent Mary Rumph.
"4-H members had an opportunity to lead a meeting and practice how to make a motion at the workshop held Saturday at the Courthouse," said Rumph.
4-H Council President Missy Billing taught a break out session to 4-H club treasurers, explaining how to correctly handle the club's finances.
Powder River Commissioner Lee Randall met with current and aspiring presidents and vice presidents to explain the role they play in properly conducting a meeting.
Extension Agent Julie Riley challenged the members with a team building activity, reflecting on the importance of communication and involvement of all members.
After playing a noisy parliamentary quiz bowl, members worked through a mock meeting under the guidance of Rumph. Members practiced making motions, giving reports and took turns as president in conducting the meeting. The workshop ended with flavored popcorn tasting – "puppy chow" was determined to be the majority's favorite. 4-H members who attended the workshop included Jaxon & Shaylee Bilbrey, Sterling & Zadeea Graham, Ezra & Alexis Gotfredson, Reuben & Bonita Kinzer, Ashton, Shyla, & Macey Madsen, Emelyn Harper, Addison Randall, and Laney Williams.
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