This page is for both Youth, Adult Evaluators and Staff to register
No other program in 4-H Is more respected than 4-H Public Presentation and Horse Communications. Providing youth the opportunity to share thoughts and ideas is one of the key youth development opportunities that 4-H offers. That being said the fear of public speaking is listed as the number one fear that adults have. This fear can hinder both personal and professional opportunities.
Congratulations! You have taken the first step in the journey to become both a proficient and confident speaker.
On the registration you will be asked to select a time for your presentation. The times you select will be approximate. We may need to move you up or back to accommodate the cleaning and equipment needs of each presenter. We will do our best to honor your request. However, please understand that we rely upon volunteers to be evaluators and their time is valuable. You may be required to shift your time if there are large gaps in the schedule due to low participation. Presentations are scheduled approximately every 20 minutes.
COVID
Our goal is to set up and schedule presentations based on the precautions being undertaken by the restaurant industry:
- Judges will be masked
- Speakers have the option of speaking with or without the mask
- Spectators will be limited
- A plexiglass divider will separate speakers from judges
- Sanitation will take place in between presenters
- Participants will enter through a designated entrance
No paperwork will be exchanged the day of the event. Everything will be mailed to the participants.
Volunteer Helpers are needed for District Public Presentations. If you can assist please use this site as well. Please type in NA if the question does not apply. Any questions please contact Lynette 736-3394 x105
** NY State now requires that all adult volunteers provide annual proof of sexual harassment training. Watch the 10 minute video http://blogs.cornell.edu/ccevolunteertraining/required-training/and send certificate of completion to Lisa at lb553 @cornell.edu
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