Registration

Registration

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Question	Response
"Youth in Development in the 21st Century" Welcome! In order to register for the conference, please answer each question. When complete, please click on the button below to submit your registration.
* Name (last, first):
Name of organization:
* Mailing address:
* Phone number:
* Email address:
Lunch will be provided. Please indicate any special dietary requests (e.g., vegetarian):
* Please indicate the date(s) you plan to attend:The format for May 4th will be panel presentations and large group discussions.The format for May 5th will be small, focused group discussions on the topics of the previous day. Presenters from the 4th will be participating; the conference will end at 11:00 a.m.	May 4 only May 4 and 5 May 5 only
Hotel Reservation Information The 4-H Center for Youth Development has reserved a block of rooms for symposium attendees. The rooms are reserved for May 3 and May 4, at the Hallmark Inn, Davis. To secure a room, reservations must be made by April 3, 2006. Hallmark Inn Toll-Free reservation number: 1-800-753-0035, 110 F Street, Davis, CA 95616 Ph. (530)753-3600 Fax (530)758-8623 www.hallmarkinn.com
Admission Ticket Admission to the May 4-5 Symposium is free. Nevertheless, we ask that you take the time to respond to the following set of questions as a sign of your "buying-in" to it. Through this symposium we will identify issues related to youth development, health, culture and engagement. We want to better clarify the roles for researchers and educators on campus and in California's communities and to better develop the roles and opportunities for the 4-H Center for Youth Development. Please take the time to respond to the following questions. If you have no response to a question, please insert 'NA.' Thank you!
* Please indicate your affiliation:	County-based staff (YDA, PR, CD) Campus-based Other youth development professional (non-UC) ANR-systemwide Other professional
* What do you think has been working well in the field of youth development?
* What elements of youth development and/or youth engagement have you found to be most challenging?
* In what ways have you been engaging youth? What has made this effort successful?
* What do you think are the best ways of engaging young people in their communities? What would you need to make this a reality?
* What research (project, program, etc.) would help you develop your program?
* Please share your successes or challenges, if any, with engaging youth and/or adult participants from various social or cultural communities.
* Which non-4-H youth serving organizations have you worked with?
* What, in your opinion, are the ways in which youth health issues can be addressed by youth development professionals?
Thank you very much! Please note that registration deadline is April 26, 2006.