Leadership curriculum

[Monica Biswas]

Hello All-
In response to the inquiry about leadership curriculum, I'd like to also 
point you to resources that were previously suggested on our discussion 
list.  Some of the suggestions were:  Project Adventure, Power 
Communicators, Inc., and the Landmark Forum.  For more info, see the 
specific posts: 
http://www.edc.org/hypermail/youthlearn/2003/0221.html
http://www.edc.org/hypermail/youthlearn/2003/0222.html
http://www.edc.org/hypermail/youthlearn/2003/0231.html

And as a reminder, you can always access the archives for the discussion 
list at:  http://www.edc.org/hypermail/youthlearn/2003/

Here are three responses from the YouthLearn community to Andrea Leary's 
question: 
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Message 1:
From: "Donlin, Mike" <mdonlin at seattleschools.org>

Andrea,

This is an excellent resource: http://www.genyes.org

Mike Donlin
CTC Project Director
mdonlin at seattleschools.org 
206-252-0799

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Message 2:
From: Linda Webb <lwebb at uidaho.edu>

Andrea,
I am the design team leader of a leadership curriculum that was recently 
developed and published by national 4-H. It could be used in high school, 
but I would think more as a supplement to a course. It is not available on 
the web, however you can go to the website and read more about it and find 
out how you can order a sample.

Our development team was made up of youth development professionals from 
across the country. The curriculum has been piloted and peer reviewed. 
Feedback has been very positive. The title is "Step Up to Leadership". 
Here is the website where you can learn more. http://www.n4hccs.org/

<p>Linda Webb
4-H Youth Specialist
University of Idaho
800 Park Blvd.  Suite 200
Boise, Idaho  83712
Phone: 208-364-4004
Fax: 208-364-4035
email: lwebb at uidaho.edu
URL: http://www.agls.uidaho.edu/4-h/

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Message 3:
From: Ruby Schwinn <rs297 at umail.umd.edu>

Have you contacted your state university and what they are using with 4-H 
youth. All states have some wonderful leadership curriculm materials that 
they are using with the teen enrolled in their 4-H programs. You can 
access all state universitys via email or internet or by calling them. 
Most all countys in the usa, also have 4-H information through county 
extension offices.

Ruby J Schwinn

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