Category: International

International opportunities for youth - inbound and outbound.

Apply for Illinois 4-H Foundation John Clyde Spitler & Walter M. Johnson Scholarship Funds

The Illinois 4-H Foundation's John Clyde Spitler & Walter M. Johnson Scholarship Fund (Spitler-Johnson Fund) is a source of funding available to Extension staff to support Illinois 4-H members involvement in camps or events focusing on leadership development, the Arts, or international exchange opportunities.

Applications may be submitted to support Unit, multi-unit, regional, and state coordinated 4-H programs.Proposed funding should be for scholarships to offset registration expenses for 4-H members or travel expenses for 4-H members in national leadership positions.

The current deadline for Spitler-Johnson applications is Friday, March 1, 2013.

Use the following link to access the Spitler-Johnson Application Form posted on the Portal under - 4-H Contacts; Funding Opportunities; Illinois 4-H Foundation; Spitler-Johnson Scholarship Fund. Click on the following link to go directly to the Portal: https://my-s.extension.uiuc.edu/portal//groups.cfm?GroupID=430&CatID=0

If you have questions, please contact Pat McGlaughlin, patm@illinois.edu.

Posted by Patricia C. McGlaughlin at 6:20 PM | Permalink |
Categories: 4-H Foundation, Camp, Funding, International, Junior Leaders, Teens

Summer 2012 international exchange programs

While the State 4-H Office is no longer coordinating international 4-H youth exchanges, we still offer inbound and outbound opportunities through the States 4-H Exchange consortium (states4Hexchange.org).

So if you have 4-H'ers who may be interested in spending part of the summer in Japan, Australia or Norway, please point them to the information at http://web.extension.illinois.edu/state4h/members/international.cfm That's where they'll find application forms and the 2012 brochure with further details about the available programs.

This is on the public website, so please feel free to share the URL with leaders and interested families.

Posted by William J. Million at 10:41 AM | Permalink |
Categories: International, Teens