Tennessee 4-H Roundup and State 4-H All Star ... - UT Extension

Roundup ElectionsAll Star ExhibitsCandidates for the State 4-H Council will be electedduring your regional meetings on Monday evening. Eachregion will select two senior representatives (must beentering senior year in high school) and two or more juniorrepresentatives (must be entering junior year in highschool). The senior representatives will be the candidatesfor State Council president and vice president.To be eligible to run for an office, you must have beenapproved for membership in the Tennessee 4-H HonorClub prior to Roundup. Two representatives-at-large willbe selected through an interview process during the week.Candidates for these positions will be selected at regionalmeetings.2013 State 4-H CouncilTaylre Beaty ................................ PresidentTori Bryant ............................Vice-PresidentRachael Wolters ............................ SecretaryWill Futrell ..................... Senior RepresentativeKayley Green ................... Senior RepresentativeJordynne Walker ................ Senior RepresentativeSam Koeshall ................... Senior RepresentativeReggie Eskridge ................. Junior RepresentativeRose Black ..................... Junior RepresentativeKelly Burgess ................... Junior RepresentativeSarah Derosett .................. Junior RepresentativeAlex Crockett ................... Junior RepresentativeNicole McGill ................... Junior RepresentativeJessica Brewer ................ Representative-at-LargeTyra Hawkins ................. Representative-at-LargeClaire Garrell .............................. GovernorAaron Wolters ...................Speaker of the SenateNick Baker ...................... Speaker of the HouseLauren Carothers............................... ChiefJared Bruhin............................ Deputy ChiefLynsey Jones ................................. ScribeEach active All Star member is eligible to enter a projectexhibit in the All Star exhibit competition. Exhibits must beset up between 1:30-4:30 p.m. on Monday. Exhibits maybe taken down Thursday afternoon.PurposeThe purpose of the project exhibit is to provide 4-H AllStars an additional opportunity to share ideasaccomplishments, requirements and/or results of specialstudies or research in their 4-H project.Rules1. Any active 4-H All Star who attends the State4-H All Star Conference may enter one exhibit in thecompetition.2. Exhibits must be displayed on a 3' x 3' tabletop.The area from the table top to the floor may also beutilized.3. Members are encouraged to make their exhibits“free standing,” since it may not be possible for eachtable to be against the wall.4. Exhibits will be scored according to the 4-HEducational Display score sheet.AwardsA first place plaque will be awarded to the All Star withthe highest scoring exhibit. The top five exhibitors willreceive e a $25 award. All exhibits will be classified intoblue and red award groups.DonorTennessee 4-H All StarsFor more information on Tennessee 4-H Roundupand All Star Conference, visit the Web site athttp://4h.tennessee.edu/roundup/.Tennessee 4-H RoundupandState 4-H All StarConferenceKnoxville, TennesseeJuly 22-26, 2013

Tennessee 4-H Roundupand All Star ConferenceAre you interested in learning new things? Do you liketo have fun, dance, make friends? Then 4-H Roundup is theplace for you! Since 1924, Tennessee 4-H’ers have gatheredannually on a campus of the University of Tennessee for4-H Roundup. The event serves to recognize 4-H membersfor their outstanding project work and leadershipaccomplishments.State All Star Conference is a part of the Roundupprogram. All Stars conduct service-learning projects andrecognize outstanding service projects.Who May AttendAll project finalists should plan to attend. The currentstate winners in citizenship and leadership, all active 4-HAll Stars and current 4-H members who have previouslyattended National 4-H Congress as project winners mayattend Roundup.Each county may send one active volunteer leader pereight (or major fraction thereof) members attendingRoundup.State 4-H Council, State Committee of VolunteerLeaders and selected UT Extension personnel also attendto assist with the program.CostThe Roundup registration fee is $50 for state finalistsand $175 for All Stars attending as non-finalists. StateCouncil members and volunteer leaders attend onscholarship. Registration should be completed througheach regional office.ProgramProgram highlights for the 2013 Roundup include:Mondayp Collegiate Welcomep Group Phot0p Opening Assemblyp Regional ElectionsTuesdayp Project Achievement Competitionp Special Interest Sessionsp Awards BanquetWednesdayp Assembly/College Toursp Senior Breakfastp Dollywoodp All Star CampfireThursdayp State Winners Breakfastp Awards and Scholarship Presentationp Electionp All Star Luncheon and Assemblyp Vol State Assemblyp Installation of 2013-14 State 4-H CouncilHousing and MealsAll delegates will stay by regions in the air-conditionedcomfort of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville residencehalls. Breakfast will NOT be provided. However, each dormroom is equipped with a microwave and refrigerator.Delegates may bring breakfast items with them or purchasebreakfast at the UT cafeteria.Your address at Roundup will be:Your Name4-H Roundup, __________ County2621 Morgan Circle, Room 205Knoxville, TN 37996-4510pppppppppWhat To BringSheets and blanket or sleeping bagPillowTowels and washclothSoap, toothpaste, etc.Comfortable shoesRaincoat, umbrellaSweater or light jacketAlarm clockBathing suitAppropriate clothing: Sports clothes are appropriatefor free time, recreational activities and the dance onThursday. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes as you will bewalking a lot throughout the week.Ladies: A “nice” dress or suit is appropriate for ProjectAchievement Day. Anything green and/or white is evenmore appropriate. Bring an appropriate party dress for theawards banquet on Tuesday evening and a dress or suit forthe Vol State Ceremony on Thursday evening. Dresses,skirts or slacks may be worn to assemblies.Gentlemen: A shirt and tie is appropriate for ProjectAchievement Day. Bring a suit or sport coat and tie for theawards banquet on Tuesday evening and for the Vol StateCeremony on Thursday evening. Long pants, collared shirtsand dress shoes are appropriate for assemblies.Note: Ripped jeans, shorts, tube tops, t-shirts withoffensive slogans or messages n bad taste and muscle shirtsare inappropriate. Hats of any kind are not permitted to beworn inside buildings. Not following the dress coderesults in loss of participation.* A more detailed dress code can be found athttp://4h.tennessee.edu/roundup/geninfo/whatbring.htm.College ToursThe University of Tennessee, Knoxville makes a specialeffort to arrange tours for 4-H’ers. You may choose the areain which you are most interested and meet with UT staffand students who will show you the facilities and answer allyour questions.