Leadersh ip Development

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Author- Arizona meets fast food marketing challenge. I

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Morrison, S. B. Denver, Colo. : American School Food

Place of

Publicatiof- journal. Sept 1987. v.41(8). p.48-50. ill.

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NAL Call No.: DNAL RM218.I36 l9E7

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-Exploring 

caneers in dietetics and nutrition /byJune Kozak l(ane.

ptace of York : Rosen Pub. Group, 1987. Includes index.

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LEAD ERSHIP DEVELOPMEN T

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' 1. ss (leadership? or fcl)(2n) (train ? or develop? or skill? or manual? or guide? or

handbook? or curricul? or course? or class? or seminar? or workshop? or program? o

educat? or teach? or instruct? or material? or resource?lti,eng

2. ss leadership0training/de,engorleadership (1n)educat?/de,eng

3. ss ((py - L984:1987) or (py - 1.988:1994))

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Leadership Development

NAL Call No: 27529 W27MI

4-H leadership project.

Murphy, E.G.

Pulbnan, Wash. : The Service.

EM - Washington State University, CooPerative

Extension Service (791): L2 p. tll; 1987 Jul. In subseries: Leader Guide.

Language: English

Desciptors.' 4-h clubs; Iradership training; Teaching materials

NAL Call No: 27529 W27Ml

4-H leadership project.

Murphy, E.G.

Pullnan, Wash. : The Service.

EM - Washington State University, Cooperative

Extension Service (U9{J.^):?I p. ill; 1987 Jul. In subseries: Member Manual.

Language; Engli5[

Desciptorsr 4-h clubs; Leadership training; Iradership

NAL Call No: S533.F66F43

The 4-H meeting.

Barkman, S.; Bouyer, C.J.

Lafayette, Ind. : The Service.

4-H - Purdue University Cooperative Extension

Service (6&1)t 6 p. ill; 1986 Oct. In subseries: Indiana 4-H l*ader Home Study Course.

Language.' f,nglisft

Descripton.' 4-h clubs; Youth progrnms; Conferences; Planning; I-eadership training

NAL Call No: 27529 M6EE)0

4-H oflicers handbooli

State College, Miss. : The Service.

Publication - Cooperative Extension Service, Mississippi State University (990)' 8 p.; 1991 Jan.

Language.' English

Descipton.' 4h clubs; I-eadership training; Discussion groups; Conferences

NAL Call No: S533.F66F43

4-H program planning.

Barkman, S.; Bouyer, C.J.

Lafayette, Ind. : The Service.

4-H - Purdue University Cooperative Extension

Service (683): 6 p. ill; 1986 Oct. In subseries: Indiana 4H l*ader Home Study Course.

Language; English

Desciptors; 4-h clubs; Youth programs; Planning;

Membership; I-eadershiP flaining

6 NAL Call No: HQ796.O7

4-H teen leadership development in Nebraska.

Orr, John D.; Gobeli, Virginia C.

Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service

Lincoln, Neb. : Nebraska Cooperative Extension

Service, Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of Nebraska-Lincoln,.

w,173 p. : charts;28 cm. Title on cover:4-H teen

leadership development in Nebraska : an evaluation, 1986. "Extension studies", Cover. Bibliography: p. L?3. i

Language.' English

Descriptors: Youth; Nebraska; Life skills guide;

Leadership; +H clubs

Abstract: This study was designed to document the

level youth feel the Nebraska 4-H Program provides 

-meaningful 

involvement in teen leadership

development enpowerment. It is a documentation

and evaluation of the implementatin of the philosophy that teens are a resource in the 4-H progrlm-s

and activities designed for that purpose. The findings indicate that teens perceive 4-H actiltigs c91-

tributing to the development of specific leadership

life skill-. Teens in the study feel direct ownership

involvement and empowered in 4-H program

decision-making. An exciting discovery of the study

was that teens perceived these activities as youth

.participation where they wglked with adults who

ielt thit teens were responsible and can make capable contributions to 4-H. Four H is pgrcelve{ by

leens to provide meaningful and enjoyable leadership opportunities. Finally,4-Hers in this studyfelt

good lbout themselves as indicated by the Piers

Harris Self Concept Scale.

7 NAL Call No: 27529 SO853

4-H'er aslcs: What is leadershiP?'.

Frericks, B.

Brookings, S.D. : The Service.

South Dakota 4-H doings - South Dakota State

University, Cooperative Extension Service v. 65

(8): p. L-2; 1986 Nov.

Language; English

Desciptorc.' South Dakota; 4-h clubs; Leadership

training; Self concept; Interpersonal relations

NAL Call No: 275.E AGE
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Adapting the FFA in urban programs.

Mulcahy, J.

Henry, Ill. : The Magazine.

The Agricultural education magazine v. 62 (5)t p.

L7,23. ill;1989 Nov. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors: U.SA.; Leadership training; Agriculture

9 NAL Call No: HD1401J68

Agribusiness curricula and rural leadership.

Miller, B.R.; McNamara, K.T.

Athens, Ga. : Agric. Econ. Assoc. of Ga. & the

Div. of Agric. Econ., Univ. of Ga.

Journal of agribusiness v. 6 (1): p.22-24;1,988 Feb.

Includes references.

Language: English

D es criptors.' Agribusiness; Leadership training;

Agricultural education; Curriculum; Graduate

study

10 NAL Call No: 275t AG8

Agricultural education and FFA, leadership for

whom?

Coffey, D.M.

Henry, Ill. : The Magazine.

The Agricultural education magazine v. 64 (5)t p.

15-18; 1991 Nov. Includes references.

Language; English

Descipton' Clubs; Agricultural education; I-eadership

11 NAL Call No: 275t AGE

Agricultural education: First twenty-live years of

the third millennium.

Powers, L.; Walsoq F.

Henry, Ill. : The Magazine.

The Agricultural education magazine v.63 (12): p.

9-1.1; L991 Jun. Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors: U.S.A.; Agricultural education;

Biotechnology; Teacher training; Curriculum; Program development; Educational planning; Educational resources; Leadership; Public schools

t2 NAL Call No: 275t AGB

Agricultural education model.

Cox, D.E.; McCormick, F.G.; Miller, G.M.

Henry lll. : The Magazine.

The Agricultural education magazine v.61 (11): p.

9-I2. ill; 1989 May. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Agricultural education; Vocational training; Secondary education; Literacy;

Leadership training; Educational planning

13 NAL Call No: HN79*A14R87

Agriculture leadership project provides leader'

ship and communication skills for 20 Michigan

farmers.

Rorabaugh, T.; Lindquist, G.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. 15 (5): p. 7-8; 1i99L

Nov.

Language; English

Desciptors; Michigan; Iradership training; Communication skills; Farmers; Extension

t4 NAL Call No: S5443.A2R47

Alabama's minority trainer of trainers program.

Zabawa, R.

Auburn University, Ala. : Alabama Cooperative

Extension Service,.

Resource development report v. ?5 @: p. +5;

LW3.

Language: English

Desciptorc.' Minorities; Iradership tlaining

15 NAL Call No: S533.F66A62 19EE

Assessing the impact of 4-H programs on leader'

ship/citizenship skills development, IGnsas pneliminary evaluation rcport of the 4'H education

program on economics decision making' 19E3-84.

(Preliminary evaluation report of the 4-H educa'

tion program on economics decision making,

1983-E4.)

Apel, Dale

S.l. : s.n.,.

9 p. ; ?3 cm. Cover title. March L, 1988.

Language: English

Desciptors.' 4-H clubs; Economics

16 NAL Call No: HMlAl.V2

Be a better leader a leadership development cur'

riculum.

Dumschat, John F.

New Jersey Leadership Training and Development

Committee, Rutgers University, Cooperative Extension Service, New Jersey Agricultural Experi-
Leadership Development

ment Station

New Brunswick N.J. : [Rutgers Cooperative Extension Service?],.

1 v. (unpaged) : ill. ; 28 cm. Cover title. Person

as leader, personal organizational skills, interpersonal relations, organizational structure, lsxding a

meeting, decision making/problem solving. Includes bibliographical references.

Language; Englisfo

Des ciptors : Leadership; Decision-making

Abstract: This currigglrrm is a six session leadership

coluse designed to be taught as a series. Subjects

covered are increasing personal leadership skills,

developing personal organrzational skills, interpersonal relations, organizational structure, leading a

meeting, and decision making and problem solving.

T7 NAL Call No: S5415.O3O54

The big picture of LEAD, "leadership' and a new

world view.

Ernst, S.

Wooster, Ohio : The Service.

Ohio 2L - College of Agriculture, Ohio Cooperative Extension Service, Ohio Agricultural Research

and Development Center, Ohio State University v.

3 (1): p. 4; 1989 Mar.

Language; English

Descrtpbrs.' Ohio; Leadership training; Agricultural education; Curriculum

18 NAL Call No: HD2745.S92

Building a better board a guide to effective leadership.

Swanson, Andrew,

Washington, D.C. : Taft Corp.,.

36 p. ; ?i cm. Bibliography: p. 35-36.

Language; English

Descripton.' Directors of corporations; Executive

ability

19 NAL Call No: HC107-A,13A6

Building a bridge to college.

Hoffman, C.

Washington, D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commission.

Appalachia v. ?3 (a)' p. 1L-t4. ill; 1990.

Language; English

Desciptors.' West Virginia; Leadership training;

Educational planning; College progrirms; Mountarn areas

20 NAL Call No: S544342R47

Building a leadership base in rural Alabama.

McCord, R.W.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

Resource development report - Alabama Cooperative Extension Service, Auburn Universityv. 25 (1):

p. t-2.ill; 1990.

Language.' f,ngli5fo

Desciptors.' Alabama; Leadership training; Rural

areas

2l NAL CaIl No: 27528 J82

Building community leadership: agents see local

impacts of leadership training.

Langone, CA.

Madison, Wis. : Extension Journal.

Journal of extension v. 30: p. ?i-25; lggZ.Includes

references.

Language.' Bnglish

Desciptors.' Georgia; Iradership training; Rural

communities; Extension; Educational programs

22 NAL Call No: HN49.C6J6

Building intercommunity cooperation.

Wells, B.L.

Superior, Wis. : University of Wisconsin.

Journal of the Community Development Society v.

2l (2): p. l-L7;1990. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptoru.' Iowa; Rural communities; Community

development; Cooperation; Towns; Community

programs; Leadership training; Development plannlng

Abstract: The long-term viability of many rural

communities depends on the adoption of innovative institutional arrengements. This paper focuses

specifically on the development of multicommunity

clusters as an institutional innovation whereby

neighboring communities cooperate-rather than

compete-with each other. Principles for promoting

the growth of cooperation are integrated into the

curriculum of a multicommunity leadership program. A combination action-learningfactionresearch framework is recommended so that

community developers can implement multicommunity progrirms while simultaneously contributing to the knowledge base needed to guide such

programs.
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23 NAL Call No: S451.P4P45

Building leadership.

Martz, E.C.

University Park, Pa. : Pennsylvania State University.

PennState agriculture. p. 16-L8; 1990.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Pennsylvania; Rural areas; Rural development; LeadershiP training

NAL Call No: 1 EX892EX

Building minority leaders!

Janey, J.P.; Williarns, O.M.

Washington, D.C. : The Administration.

Extension review - U.S. Department of Agriculture

v. 60 (2/3): p. A-35. ill; 198e.

Language: English

Descriptors: Virginia; Leadership training;

Minorities; Blacks; Workshops (programs);

Cooperative extension service

25 NAL Call No: S5443A2R47

Center offers leadership development for Ala'

bama government oflicials.

Spindler, C.

Auburn University, Ala. : Alabama Cooperative

Extension Service,.

Resource development report v. ?5 (3)t p. 7; L992.

Language.' English

Dacripton.' Alabama; Cabt; Iradership training;

Extension education; Local government; Community development

26 NAL Call No: 275t AG8

The challenge to lead motivates nontraditional

students.

D'flaem, J.; Krueger, D.

Henry lll. : The Magazine.

The Agricultural education magazine v. 65 (2): p.

9-10; 1993 Aug. Includes references.

Language: English

D e s cipton: Michigan; Agricultural education; Motivation; Leadership training

27 NAL Call No: aSD11.U56

Characteristics and training needs of New

Hampshirets local consemation decision makers.

Hallett, M.E.; Hodges, D.G.; Luloff, A.E.

Radnor, Pa. : Northeastern Forest Experiment Station.

General technical report NE (176): p. L5-18;1993

Apr. Procasdings of the 1992 Northeastern Recreation Research Slmposium held Apr 5-7, 1992,

Saratoga Springs, New York. Includes references.

Language.' English

D es ciptors.' New flam pshire; Cabt; Environ m ental

education; Natural resources; Local government'

Leadership training; Individual characteristics;

Land use; Water resources; Law; Development

28 NAL Call No: RI499A1J57

Cognitive correlates of adolescentst aspirations to

leadership: a developmental study.

Singer, M.

London : Academic Press.

Journal of adolescence v. 13 (2): p. 143-155; 1990

Jun. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' New Zealand; Adolescents; Leadership; Aspirations; Age differences; Sex differences

Abstract: The study examined age and gender differences in leadership aspirations nmorlg teenage

adolescents. It was hlpothesized that adolescents'

valenceo self-efficacy and attribution perceptions

about leadership would be predictive of their

aspirations to leaderslip. Altogether 52 fo-urth

foim and 78 seventh form high school students

completed a questionnaire measuring (a) -overall

leadership aspirations, (b) L3 valenceinstrumentality expectancies for 13 leadership ot!.-

comes, (c) self-efficacy perceptions, and (d)

attributions of effective leadership. The results

revealed significant gender differences in valence

scores and significint age differences in selfefficacy and ittribution measures. Regression

analyses indicated that fourth formers' leadership

aspirations were significantly predicted from their

'eise-of-success" self-efficacy expectation; whereas

seventh formers from either valence perceptions

(males) or self-efficacy and-attribution scores

(femaGs). These results were discussed in the coni.*t of fhe valence and self-efficacy models of

career decision-making processes and attribution

theory.

29 NAL Catt No: HT101.S52

Collaboration and community how Small Toums

in the Dakotas organized for leadership and eco'

nomic development.

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Lcadership DeveloPment

Moen, J.K.; Nesuig, K.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute,.

Small town v.24 (2), p. ?5-29;1993 Sep.

Language.' Englisfu

Descriptors: North Dakota; Cabt; South Dakota;

Cabt; towns; Leadership; Economic development;

Rural communities

30 NAL Call No: S5443.N9C45

Community and economic development nesources:

NDSU Extension Serrice and NDSU Experiment

Station.

Naze, D.W.; Anderson, R.

Fargo, N.D. : The UniversitY.

NDSU Extension Service [publicationl - North

Dakota State University (EC-1019): 19 p.; 1991

Dec. Bibliography. Includes references.

Language; English

D e s criptors.' North Dakota; Community programs;

Public services; Economic development;

Bibliographies; Small businesses; Alternative farming; Homl-based businesses; Leadership training;

Human resources

31 NAL Call No: HM141.C65

Community leadership development implications

for extension.

National Extension Task Force on Community

I-eadership

University Park, Pa. : Northeast Regional Center

for Rural Development, [L986?].

36 p.: ill., forms ; 28 cm.

Language; English

Descriptorts.' Community leadership; Study and

teaching; United States; Community development;

United States

32 NAL Call No: HN90.C6N6 no50

Community leadership development prcsent and

futurc.

National E(ension Task Force for Community

Leadership

University Park, PA : Northeast Regional Center

for Rural DeveloPment, [1989?].

29 p.; 28 cm. (fubfication / Northeast Regional

Center for Rural Development ; 50). Includes

bibliographical references.

Language: English

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Community leadership training programs for the

active retired.

Schultz, C.M.

Washington, D.C. : American Association for

Adult & Continuing Education.

Adult lexlning v. 3 (3): p. t1-13; 1'991 Nov.

Language: English

Descripton.' Leadership training; Retired people;

Volunteers; Educational programs; Personnel

management

Abstract: A well-desigped educational program is

described that encourages retirees to assume community leadership rolei. This gro-up of individuals

bring with them i wealth of experience and are not

bouid by time gsashainfs or expectations of paid

employment. The article elaborates on three areas

of iommunity leadership: focus, past history and

preparation.

g4 NAL Call No: S5443A2R47

Community-based leadership programs can

succeed.

Simon, C.M.

Auburn University, Ala. : Alabama Cooperative

Extension Service,.

Resource development report v. ?6 (3), p. 6;1992'

Language; English

Descripton.' Alabama; Cabt; I-eadership training;

Community development; Local government;

Community education; Community programs

35 NAL Call No: TCt01.I66

Computer simulations in games for training in ir'

rigation management.

DEmpster, J.I.M.; Marsdeq S.L.; Smout, I.K.

Dordrecht : Kluwer Academic Publishers.

Irrigation and drainage systgms :an international

joulnal v. 3 (3): p. %5'?fi0. ill; 1989. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Uk; Irrigation systems; Operation;

Mana-gement games; Management education;

Comp[ter simulation; Managers; I-eaderyhiq training; Simulation models; Computer hardware;

Computer software

36 NAL Call No: TX1.H4

Congratulations! You arc elected!

Hancook, A.

West Lafayette, Ind. : The Service. NAL Call No: LC5201*A382
Quick Bibliography Series

HE - Purdue University, Cooperative Extension

Service (337): 7 p. ill; 1985 Jun. Includes references.

Language.' English

pesciptors.' Extension activities; Leadership trainmg

37 NAL Call No: 275.8 AG8

Cooperation ... a different twist.

Miller, J.P.

Henry, Ill. : The Magazina

The Agricultural education maganne v. 62 (5)r p.

15-L6. ill; 1989 Nov. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' U.SA.; Agricultural education; Leadership training; 4-h clubs

38 NAL Call No: S5443.N7A45

Cornell Institute teaches politics to farm leaders.

Shulman, M.

Batavia, N.Y. : Agricultural Div. of Coop Extension, Four Western Plain Counties, N.Y. State.

Ag impact v. 16 (8): p. 6; 1,989 Aug.

Language; English

Desciptors.' New York; District of Columbia;

Washington; Leadership training; Lobbyrng; Marketing techniques; Field trips; Agriculture; Agricultural products

39 NAL Call No: 275.8 AG8

The Council, the Summih the challenge of change.

Pope, J.

Henry, Ill. : The Magazine.

The Agricultural education magazine v.61 (11): p.

2I,23; 1,989 May.

Language.' English

Descriptors: U.SA.; Agricultural education; Vocational training; Conferences; Educational planning;

Goals; Objectives; Action research; Leadership

training

40 NAL Call No: HC106.8.825

Creating a leadership development program for

business and community leaders.

Eason, LA.; Slater, R.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development

L991,.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Georgia; Leadership training; Volunteers; Program development; Program evaluation;

Program participants

4l NAL Call No: NBIILD3656 1990 G687

Degree of emphasis and curriculum locations of

currcnt and futurc leadership skill development

in Nebraska high schools. (Universis of Nebraska, Lincoln thesis : Agricultural Education.)

Gotschall, Matthew Ray

1990.

iv, 82 leaves ; cm. Includes bibliographical references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Leadership; High schools

42 NAL Call No: 2758 AG8

Developing effective adult agricultural leaders.

Horner, J.T.; Blezek, A.G.

Henry lll. : The Maganne.

The Agricultural education magazine v. 62 (5)t p.

6-7, 19. ill; 1989 Nov.

Language: English

Descripton.' U.S.A.; Adult education; Leadership

training; Agriculture; 4-h clubs

43 NAL Call No: S533.F66L432

Developing Jr. leadership in 4-H.

Cherellia, B.O.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

I-eaflet YM - Alabama Cooperative Extension Service, Auburn University (18): a p.; 1989 Aug. In

subseries: Leadership. A Closer Look.

Language; English

Desciptors.' 4-h clubs; I-eadership training

U NAL Call No: S5443.V8V52

Developing local community leaders.

Dyer, DA.; Williams, O.M.

Blacksburg, Va. : Extension Division, Virginia

Polytechnic Institute and State University.

Publication - Virginia Cooperative Extension Service (301-02L):16 p. ill; 1987 Sep. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors; Virginia; Community development;

Leadership training; Teaching materials; Communication skills
Leadership Development

Abstroct: This guide provides useful information

for the successful development of local leaders.

Written in layman's language it explores leadership

concepts, definitions, effectiveness factors and developing and assessing leadership abilities.

NAL Call No: I EXt92EX

Developing local leaders.

Graves, L.

g/ashington, D.C. : The Administration.

Extension review - United States Department of

Agriculture v. 56 (3)' p. 41; 1985.

Language; Englisft

Desciptors: Mississippi; Extension; Community

development; LeadershiP training

46 NAL Call No: HN49.C6J6

Developing local leaders: results of a structurcd

learning experience.

Bolton, E.B.

Superior, Wis. : University of Wisconsin.

Journal of the Community Development Society v.

22 (L): p. LL9-L43; LWL.Includes references.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Florida; Leadership training; ComTunity d-evelopment; Extension; Social participation;

Program development

Abstract: This study reports on the outcomes of a

leadership program designed to develop a cadre of

local leaders in voluntary associations to be active

in identiffing and resolving local and regional issues. The analytical method selected was a preexperiment design using the one-grouppretest-posttest procedure. Knowledge gains- of

participants showed statistically significant differences at the posttest. Gains in the capability to use

knowledge and self-confidence as a leader were

positive, but only a small number of the measures

used were statistically significant. The outcomes

show that members of voluntary associations

gained in terms of their knowledge of leadership

but evidenced limited improvement in their mpability and self-confidence to use the skills in contexd within the community. The implications for

community development practitioners are: (1) voluntary associations are an important means of

recruiting and developing local leaders; and (2) extension home economics programs that focus on

broad issues, :ts opposed to disseminating traditional subject matter, perform a vital community

development role.

47 NAL Call No: S533.D56 1987

Directory of statewide mral and agricultural lead'

ership programs. (Directory of stateiuide leadership programs.)r 1st nev. ed. 19E7.

Heasley, Daryl K.,

W.K Kellogg Foundation

Pennsylvanii : Pennsylvania State University,.

I v. (loose-le"f) ;30 cm. May 1986. Spine title: Directory of statewide leadership progrems. "Sponsored by: The W.K. Kellogg Foundation", Cover.

Language: I'nglisft

Desriptors.' Agriculture; Study and teaching;

United State3; Community leadership; Study and

teaching; United States; Community leadership;

United States; Directories

48 NAL Catl No: HN49.C6J6

Does leadership development intervene in the neIationship between public afnnirs participation

and socioeconomic status?

Martin, K.E.; Wilkinsoq K.P.

Athens, Ga. : The University of Georgia.

Journal of the Community Development Society v.

L6 (2): p.97-L06; 1985. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptorc: Pennsylvania; Adults; Citizen participation; Socioeconomic status; Leadership

49 NAL Calt No: HC107-A13A6

Dr. Hanoch McCarty: "Self'esteem is self-rcspectn.

Washington, D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commission.

Appalachia v.24 (1): p. 37; L99L.

Language; English

Descriptors; Children; Self esteem; Leadership

training

50 NAL Call No: S530A4

The economic impact of Orcgon agricultural science and technologY Programs.

Cole, R.L.; Connell, D.P.

Carbondale, Ill. : American Association of Teacher

Educators in Agriculture.

Journal of agricultural education v.A (1)t p. 60-67;

1993. Includes references.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Oregon; Agricultural education; Sec45
Quick Bibliography Series

ondary education; Economic impact; Leadership

treining; Graduates

51 NAL Call No: HD1401J68

55 NAL Call No: 275293 G29

Emerging leaders trained to make a difference.

Long, S. (ed.)

Mac6n, Ga. j Georgia Farm Bureau Federation.

Georgia Farm Burlau news v. 50 (10): p. 5. ill;

1989 Oct.

Language; English

Descipton.' Georgia; Leadership training; Community involvement; Women

56 NAL Call No: 27529 F22

Emerging leadership models: implications for

public policy education.

Rogers, J.L.

Oak Brook, Ill. : Farm Foundation.

Increasing understanding of public problems 1nd

policies. p.n-Zl;1990. Paper presented at the 40th

National Public Policy Education Conference, September L7-20, L990, Park City, Utah- Includes references.

Language.' Englisf,

Desciptors; Policy; Education; Models; Iradership; Beliefs; Public sector

S7 NAL Call No: 2752E JEz

Empowering volunteers through involvement.

Balliette, J.; Smith, M.G.

Madison, Wis. : Extension Journal.

Journal of extension v. 28: p.2L25; L990. Includes

references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Nevada; Volunteers; 4-h clubs; I-eadership training; Labor turnover; Prevention; Program development

Abstract: A Nevada county agent implemented a

program designed to not only increase volunteer

iovJlne."nt, but to also retain volunteers. Working

with area 4-H leaders, a 4-H leaders' manual called

nWelcome to 4-H" was written and tested. Extension staff and volunteer 4-H leaders cooperated in

developing the publication with heavy emphasis

placed-on volunteer leaders writing-portions of.the

manual and reviewing drafts of the publication

Volunteer leaders provided valuable input and had

learned to work toward a common goal by the time

the publication was completed. Other E$ension

serviies may achieve program success through this

process of empowering leaders.

Economic leadership in community development.

White, F.C.; Clifton, I.D.

Athens, Ga. : Agrrc. Econ. Assoc. of Ga. & the

Div. of Agric. Econ., Univ. of Ga.

Journal of agribusiness v.6 (1): p.25'28;1988 Feb.

Includes references.

Language; English

Descripton.' Leadership training; Community development; Economic growth

52 NAL Call No: HN79-A14R87

Educational program helps build leadership

skills.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. 13 (3), p. 4-5. ill; 1989

Jul.

Language; f'nglish

Descipton' Rural development; Leadership; Educational programs; Extension activities; Curriculum

53 NAL Call No: SD1{iS64

Educational requisites for leadership in multi'

nesounce forcst land management.

Cooper, A.W.

Bethesda, Md. : The SocietY.

Proceedings of the...Society of American Foresters

National Convention. p. 2M-2Cf.; 1985. Includes

references.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Forest management; Natural resoutces; Resource management; Educational

reform

54 NAL Call No: NBL]LD3656IWZ E,4.767

The etfect of leadership class instruction on selected attitudes of Fairbury High School students.

(University of Nebraska, Lincoln thesis : Agricul'

tural Education.)

Berns, Keith D.

L99z.

vii, 66 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm. Includes bibliographical

references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Leadership; High school students
Lcadership Development

5E NAL Call No: 275.8 AG8

Enhancing leadership skills through mentoring.

Peters, J.L.

Henry, Ill. : The Magazne.

The Agricultural education magazine v. 64 (5): p.

7-9; L99t Nov. Includes references.

Language.' Englisfu

Desciptors.' Agricultural education; Leadership

training

59 NAL Call No: A00026

Enhancing the project meeting experience a study

of the impact of leader training on two levels in

Bennettts Hierarchy.

Astroth, KA.

Fort Worth, Tex. : The Association.

Research report / National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, 1985 Annual Conference, Fort

Worth, Texas, November 3-7,1985 ;[editor, Warren S. Maukl. p. 19-24;1985 NovO3. Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors: Kansas; Leadership training;

Workshops (programs); 4-h clubs; Volunteers;

Program evaluation

Abstract: In the winter of 1.984, a study of 163 project leaders w:ls conducted to measure the impact

of intensive, one-day, multi-county training sessions on I(ASA and practice change. Two surveys

were used in a program dubbed the Reflective

Evaluation and Appraisal Project (REAP), REAP

1 was distributed immediately following the training while REAP 2 was mailed to a random sample

of the original participants six months later. A 7-

point rating scale (l=low and 7=high) was used.

Results showed that leader confidence was high

(5.1) as a result of the training and subject matter

competence was rated high compared to the previous year (5.0). However, innovative learning

strategies were not being incorporated to any great

extent by these project leaders, field trips and tours

(1.6), local libraryresources (2.7), audio-visual aids

(3.3), and community resource people (a.fl. Use

of group-building activities by leaders was also

relatively low (2.9). Most leaders reported holding

at least 5 project meetings between the initial training and the second survey. About 53Vo reported

conducting more than 6 project meetings.

60 NAL CalI No: S5443*A2R47

Establishing community-based leadership programs.

Grady, A.G.

Auburn University, Ala. : Alabama Cooperative

Extension Service,.

Resource development report v. ?6 (3)t p. 2;1992.

Language; English

Descipton.' Alabama; Cabt; Iradership training;

Community development; Community education;

Community programs; Community involvement

6l NAL Call No: S916.[tF6

Executive leadership of political and social forces

in natural nesources.

Dunn, W.

Moscow, Idaho : The Station.

Focus on natural renewable resources - University

of ldaho, Forest, Wildlife and Range Experiment

Station v. L6: p. 4-5; 191. Aug.'

Language; Englisl

Descriptors.' Idaho; Resource management; Continuing education; Leadership training

62 NAL Call No: HD1401Jdt

Experiences in leadership development by the Kel'

logg Foundation.

Kog, G.W.

Athens, Ga. : Agric. Econ. Assoc. of Ga. & the

Div. of Agric. Econ., Univ. of Ga.

Journal of agribusiness v. 6 (1): p. 10-13; 1988 Feb.

Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Leadership fpining; Educational programs; Rural areas; Progran effectiveness; Community development

63 NAL Call No: TCt01.I66

Experiences with the lrrigation Management

Game.

Burton, MA.

Dordrecht : Kluwer Academic Publishers.

Irrigation and drainage systems : an international

journal v. 3 (3): p.2L7-2?A. ill; 1989. Includes references.

Language: English

Descripton; Inigation slntems; I-eadership training; Management games; Simulation; Water distribution

NAL Call No: S533.F66G3
Quick Bibliography Series

An experimental evaluation of resource materials

on leadership/delegation for 4-H youth.

Gamon, Julia Andrew

t984.

vi, L38leaves : ill. ; 29 cm. Typescript (photocopy).

Bibliography: leaves 94-101.

Language; English

Descriptors.' 4-H clubs; Leadership; Study and

tsxshing

Abstract: The study evaluated the effectiveness of

resource materials on leadership delegation at two

state 4-H camps in Iowa in 1983. Also studied was

the relationship of member participation and

delegated leadership to group drive, cohesiveness

and productivity. Preferred leadership styles of

youth were measured. According to t-tests, the materials on delegation made a difference in the

second camp in group drive and cohesiveness. The

materials did not make a difference in productivity

in either mmp. The Problem-Solving DecisionMaking SVl" Inventory (Hersey-Natemeyer) was

used as a pre-test and post-test. Analysis by t-test

showed that styles remained stable. Delegation was

not one of the preferred styles. Pearson's correlation revealed that measures of group effectivenessdrive, cohesiveness and productivity-were highly

and positively intercorrelated. Member participation was positively and moderately related to group

effectiveness.

65 NAL Call No: 27529 W27PN

Exploring guidebook for leaders.

Corvallis, Or. : The Service.

PNW - Pacific Northwest Extension Publication,

Washington, Oregon, and Idaho State Universities,

Cooperative Extension Service (324):8 p. ill; 1988

Apr.

Language: English

Descipton: 4-h clubs; Iradership training; Teaching materials; Youth programs

ffi NAL Call No: S544.E97

Extension community leadership programs in the

United States report of a survey on community

leadership programs conducted by extension

throughout the United States.

North Central Regional Center for Rural Development, North Central Regional Interest Network

on Community Leadership Programs

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development, Iowa State University of Science and Technology,.

vi, 160 p. : forms ; 28 cm. June L984. Includes

bibliographical references.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Community leadership; United States;

Leadership; Agricultural extension work; United

States; Community development; United States

67 NAL Call No: HN90.C6N6 no.54

Extension leadership development resources U.S.

and Canada bibliography.

Kimball, William J.; Heasley, Daryl K.,

Northeast Regional Center for Rural Development, National Extension Task Force on Community Leadership, Resource Activities in Community

Leadership Development Task Group

University Park : Pa. : Northeast Regional Center

for Rural Development, 1988 or.

1 v. (unpaged) ; 28 cm. (Publication / Northeast

Regional Center for Rural Development ; no. 54).

Cover title.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Community leadership; Study and

teaching; United States; Bibliography; Rural extension; United States; Bibliography

68 NAL Call No: 27529 ALl4

Family community leadership, an opportunity fon

personal growth, learning new skills, leadership

development, community involvement, working

with new people, decision making.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

Circular HE - Alabama Cooperative Extension

Service, Auburn University (6L7):6 p.; 1991 Jun.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Leadership training; Adult education;

Extension education

69 NAL Call No: HM134.F33

FCL regional resource notebook, 1983-E4.

Culler, Carol J.

Family Community Leadership

Corvallis, Or. : Family Community Leadership,

Western Rural Development Center, Oregon State

University, [1984?1.

L v. (various pagngs) : ill. ;29 cm. Loose-leaformat. Includes bibliographical references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Group relations training; Community

leadership; Small groups

10
Leadership Development

70 NAL Call No: 275t AGE

The FFd A pathway to leadershiP.

Meyer, T.

Henry, Ill. : Agricultural Education Magazine, Inc.

The Agricultural education magazne v. 59 (2): p.

11-13. ill; 1985 Aug. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors: U.S.A.; Youth prqlrams; Organizations; Agricultural education; Vocational training;

Leadership training

7I NAL Call No: HD38-A2 19t8

Formal education of nonprofit organization

leaders/managers Academic Focus Group

Meeting, Thursday, May 12' 19EE' Westin Hotel'

Washington, D.C.

Independent Sector (Firm), Effective Sector

I-eadershi p / Management Program

Academic Focus Group Meeting 1988 : Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C. : Independent Sector' [1988?1.

162l p.; 28 cm. Includes bibliographical references

b.[5rl).

Language: English

Descipton' Executives; Corporations, Nonprofit

Abstract: This booklet is a summary of an academic

focus group meeting on educational programs with

nonprofit leadership, leadership training and management as prinary goals. The seminar was held

to 1) examine the possibilities for education of

leaders in the private sector, 2) discusses factors

which will influence programs in the future,3) explore leadership [1aining, 4) look at implementa-

[ion of programs, and 5) develop a network of

individuals with an interest in nonprofit management. The major content of the booklet is summaries for each of the workshops held at the

synposium.

72 NAL Call No: 275-8 AG8

Four steps to effective leadership.

l-e,gacy, J.; Oyebode R, F.

Henry, Ill. : The Magazine.

The Agricultural education magazine v. 62 (5)' p.

t4, 19. ill; 1989 Nov. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' U.SA.; Agricultural education; Leadership training

73 NAL Call No: 275J AGE

Good teachers malre a dilfercnce in leadership.

Thoene, R.

Henry, Ill. : The Magazine.

The Agricultural education magazine v. 64 (5)t p.

t2, L8;1991 Nov.

Language; English

Descipton; Agricultural education; I-eadership

74 NAL Call No: HM141.S67

Group efficiency training (GET) training prn'

grams in leadership and organizational development. (Training programs in leadership and

organizational development.)

Sorter, Bruco W.

College Park, Md. : University of Maryland,

Cooperative Extension Service, Community

Resource Development Dept.' [1985?].

vi, 181 leaves : ilI. ; 28 cm. Draft-3. Includes

bibliographical references (leaves 179-181).

Language; Englisft

De s cipton : Leadership; Civic leaders; Training- of;

Community leadership; Agricultural extension

workers; Training of

75 NAL Call No: 27529 M36EL

Group efficiency training: training programs for

community leadership & organizational develop'

ment.

College Park, Md. : The Service.

[Extension] leaflet - University of Maryland,

Cooperative Extension Service (1%): 2 p.; 1985-

1986.

Language; English

Descipton.' Leadership training; Communities

76 NAL Call No: HC107-A13A6

NAL Call No: SB379A9A9

Growing grassroots leadershiP.

Baldwin, F.; Hawthorne, A.

Washingtoq D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commission, t967-.

Appalachia : journal of the Appalachian Regional

Commission v. ?5 (): p. 3-9; 1993.

Language.' English

Desciptors; Kentucky; Cabt; Leadership training;

Community programs; Community development

77

Growing leaders for agriculture.

Bailey, J.

1.1
Quick Bibliography Series

Carpinteria, Calif. : Rincon Information Management Corporation.

California grower v. 16 (3): p. 361, 1992 Mar.

Language; English

Des criptors: California; Agricultural education;

Agriculture; Leadership training; Educational

grants

78 NAL Call No: 1 F"766FI

Hands-on management, the challenge of ICS at

work

Harbour, T.C. Jr

Washington, D.C. : The Service.

Fire minagement notes - U.S. Departmeo! 9f

Agriculture, Forest Service v. 50 (2): p.l6-t7;1989.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Leadership training; Decision making;

Foresi services; Federal programs; Fire control

79 NAL Call No: HM141.H6t 19E5

How to develop your leadership skills. (Leader'

ship skills.), 19E5 ed.

Channing L. Bete Co

South Dierfield, Mass. : Channing L. Bete Co.,

1985.

15 p. : ill. ; 2l cm. Cover title. A Scriptographic

booklet.

Language: Englisfo

Descripton.' Iradership; Popular works; Iradership; Work sharing; Interpersonal relations; Communication skills

Abstract: Information and suggestions on leadership skills are presented in this eqsy-to-read L5

page booklet foi the general publig. Topics. briefly

ieJcribed include: a definition of leadership; why

one should develop leadership skills; improving

communication skills; how to develop team spirit;

how to achieve team goals; getting to know

workers; treating others as individuals; accePli"g

responsibility; " step-by-step approag! to problem

solviog; self-analysis; and making a tgtIimprovement plan. A checklist and cartoon highlights are included. (mdp)

NAL Call No: S533.F668722

The ldaho 4-H leadership development workshop'

its development and evaluation.

Bramwell, K.A.

s.l. : s.n. :.

U, Pl leaves ; 28 cm. Title from accompanying

abstract.

Language: English

Desciptorc: *H clubs; Idaho; Leadership

Abstract: The Idaho 4-H Leadership Development

Workshop is a leader training program- designed

to provid-e a comprehensive ulderstanding.of the

,t-Fi program andlo teach the leaderyryp skills necessary [o successfully lead a 4-H club' The purpose ii to slve some ol the chronic problems in the

i-U ptogram; i.e., the drop out rate of leaders and

youti, low project completion rates, ild low pariicipation io so-e of the activities and programs'

An'evaluation was conducted to determine if the

workshop provided informaion necessary to-impact

the probiems. Descriptive data, lxfings of the per-

""i*d increase in knowledge and understanding of

course concepts, and course evaluation data were

analyzed.Findings indicate the workshop may have

the potential to provide the education necessary !9

help slve the chronic problems found in the 4-H

program.

EO

t1 NAL Call No: HN79A14RE7

Illinois and Missouri FCL graduates become

citizens of Bedford Falls in community simulation

game.

St Clair, C.

Ames, Iowa : North

Rural Development.

Central Regional Center for

Rural development news v. 15

Language; English

(3): p. 3-4; 1991 Jul.

Descripton; Illinois; Missouri; C-ommu$$ developrrtot; Community programs; Simulation; I-eadership training

tZ NAL Catl No: 275.E AGE

Impact of leadership development in vocational

agriculture.

Cole, L.; Durfee, R.

Henry lll. : The Magazine.

The Agricultural education magaz)ne v. 62 (5)t p'

18-19. ill; 1989 Nov.

Language: English

Descriptors: U.SA.; Agricultural education; Leadership training

t3 NAL Call No: S530A4

Impact of vocational agriculture/FFA on commu'

nity leadershiP.

Brannon, T.; HollowaY, C.W.; KeY, J.P.

t2
Leadership DeveloPment

Carbondale, Ill. : American Association of

Teacher Educators in Agriculture.

Journal of agricultural education v. 30 (3): p. 37-

45; 1989. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Agricultural education; Vocational

training; Leadership training; Social impact; Program participants; Descriptive statistics

M NAL Call No: 275'E AG8

Increasing the leadership impact of the ofricer

team.

Woodard, J.R.; Herren, R.

Henry Ill. : The Magazine.

The Agricultural education magazine v. 64 (5), p.

22-?i; L991. Nov.

Language; English

D e s cipton; Clubs; Agricultural education; Leadership

85 NAL Call No: S533.F66N42

Involving youth as resources: Montana Teen

Leader College.

Astroth, KA.; Lindstrom, J.Q.

Chevy Chase, Md. : National Association of Extension 4-H Agents.

News & vicws v. 44 (3), p. 11; 1991 Jul.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Montana; Adolescents; Iradership;

Skills; I-eadership training; Human resources; Educational programs; 4-h clubs

Abstract: Montana Teen I-eader College (TLC) is

a new program created to provide adolescents with

improved leadership skills. The goal of TLC is to

train youth leaders to be effective, competent, ani

capable zt-H project leaders and assistant organizational leaders. The authors suggesthat given the

opportunity, teens possessing leadership skills can

make significant contributions to society.

t6 NAL Call No: FICHE S'72

Kentucky's youth safety leadership seminars.

Turner, G.M.; Piercy, L.R.

St. Joseph, Mich. : The SocietY.

Paper - American Society of Agricultural Engin-eers (Microfiche collection) (fiche no. 8r',-5042)l

1 microfiche : ill; 1984. Paper presented at the 1984

Summer Meeting of the American Society of

Agricultural Engineers. Available for purchase

from: The American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Order Dept., 2950 Niles Road, St. Joseph,

Michigan 49085. Telephone the Order Dept.-at

(616) ng-OlOOfor information and prices. lncludes

references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' KentuckY

87 NAL Call No: S5443.A2R47

Lamar County 20fi): developing a county'wide

leadership training program.

Dowdle, J.

Auburn University, Ala. : Alabama Cmperative

Extension Service,.

Resource development report v. ?6 (3): p. 2-a;

1992. i

Language.' English

Descipton.' Alabama; Cabt; Itadership training;

Community development; Extension education;

Local government; Community education; C-ommunity programs

EE NAL Call No: S95.El

Leaders for the future-grow your onm!

Fadden, S.; Earle, B.O.

Ithaca, N.Y. : New York Agric. Exp. Stations and

New York State College of Agric. & Life Sciences.

New York's food and life sciences quarterly v. ?.0

(4): p. 13-16; 1990.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' New York; Agricultural colleges;

Leadership training

E9 NAL Call No: 27529 MS8B

Lcaders have several oPtions.

Ferris, M.

East Lansing, Mich. : The Service.

Extension UuUetin E - Cooperative Extension Service, Michigan State University v.): 6 p.; 1988 Feb.

In subseries: Studies in Group lradership, Mirror

on Me, the Leader.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Leadership training; Management

skills

90 NAL Call No: 275.9 N213

Leadership and communications in an agpibusi'

ness curriculum.

Hawkins, M.; Dymond, J.

Urbana, Ill. : Nalional Association of Colleges and

Teachers of Agriculture.

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NACTA journal v. 35 (3): p. 13-15; 1991 Sep. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Australia; Agricultural education;

Agribusiness; Curriculum; Leadership training;

Communication skills; Educational innovation;

Management skills

91 NAL Call No: 553044

Leadership and personal development abilities

possessed by higb school seniors who arc mem'

bers in superior and non-superior FFA chapterst

and by seniors who were never enrolled in voca'

tional agriculture.

Ricketts, S.C.; Newcomb, L.H.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Association.

The Jouinal of the American Association of

Teacher Educators in Agriculture v.25 (2): p. 51-

59; Summer 1984. Includes references.

Language.' Englisft

92 NAL CalI No: 275t AGE

Lcadership and personal development, FFA at 60

and beyond.

Hoyt, T.; Storms, P.

Henry, Ill. : The Magazine.

The Agriculturd education magazine v. 61 (5): p.

15-16. ill; 1988 Nov.

Language: English

Descipton; U.SA.; Youth programs; I-eadership

training; Organizational development

NAL Call No: 275.E AgB

A/uona land & people v. 35 (1): p. L6-17. ill; Mar

1984.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Arizona

95 NAL Call No: HQ796.SE2

Leadership development a handbook from the

Youth Action Program of the East Harlem Block

Schools.

Stoneman, DorothY

Youth Action Program (New York, N.Y.)

New York, I.l'Y : Youth Action Program,.

179 p.: ill. ; 28 cm.

Language.' English

Descipton.' Youth; Conduct of life; Youth; Life

skills guides; LeadershiP

Abstract: This book, based on the Youth Action

Program of East Harlem Block Schools, is a guide

for adults working with adolescents and young

adults. The guide Jpecifically addresses leadership

developmen[ in youtn at risk. The first section is a

historiial reviewof the Youth Action Program, followed by a discussion of the basic concepts behind

leadership development. Next, the author devotes

a chaptei to each of the following seven-elemrents

of lea-dership development: overcoming the.effects

of oppression, nuturance building leadership concepti'aod skils, experiencing success, educating ol

world issues, overcoming academic and personal

problems, ild creating an imPact.

NAL Call No: TX1.F67

Leadership development: a program that helps

mone students lead.

New York, N.Y. : Scholastic, Inc.

Forecast for the home economist v. 34 (3): p. a9-

50; 1988 Nov.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Texas; School children; Secondary education; Leadership; Skills; Development; Rgle

models; WorkshopJ(programs); Home economics

NAL Call No: S5443A2R47

Lcadership development in a metropolitan anea.

Blair, S.S.

Auburn University, Ala. : Alabama Cooperative

Extension Service,.

Resource development report v- 26 (3): p. +5;

1992.

Language; English

96

93

I*adership and youth.

Rankin, R.D.

Henry, Ill. : The Agricultural Education Magazine,

Inc., 1980-.

The Agricultural education magazine v. 65 (12): p.

9; 1993 Jun.

Language.' English

Desciptorc; U.SA.; Cabt; I-eadership training; 4-h

clubsfYouth programs; Child development

94 NAL Call No: 6 W4S2

Leadership dass gets diverse training (hoject

CENTRL, Arizona program for rural leadership

training for senice in agricultural organizations,

civic groups and government).

Tucson, y'.r:'rz.: College of Agriculture, University

of Arizona.

t4
l,eadership Development

Descriptors.' Alabama; Cabt; Leadership training;

Urban areas; Community education; Community

development

98 NAL CalI No: 275.8 AG8

Leadership development internship.

Cox, D.E.

Henry, Ill. : Agricultural Education Magazine, Inc.

The Agricultural education magazins v.57 (11): p.

?n-ZL. ill; 1985 May. Includes references.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Agricultural education; Vocational

training; Teachers; Youth programs; Iradership

99 NAL Call No: 321.8 J82

Leadership development: the impact of a home

economics program.

Bolton, E.B.

Washingtoq D.C. : American Home Economics

Association.

Journal of home economics v. 8L (2): p. 4l-45.

1989. Includes references.

Language.' Englisft

Descriptors; Florida; Leadership; Development;

Skills; Knowledge; Attitudes; Home economics education; Prograrn development; Curriculum; Leadership training; Target groups; Program

evaluation; Cooperative extension service

100 NAL Call No: S5443A2R47

Leadership developmenfi why we need it and how

we get it.

Blount, W.

Auburn University, Ala. : Alabama Cooperative

Extension Service,.

Resource development report v. ?:6 (3)t p. L; L92.

Language.' Englisfu

Descriptors.' Alabama; Cabt; Leadership training;

Community development; Community education

101 NAL Call No: HM141.II

Leadership education 'E7 a source book for those

planning programs and teaching courses in lead'

ership.

Clark, Miriam B.; Freeman, Frank H.; Britt, Sara

K.

Center for Creative IradershiP

Greensboro, N.C. : Center for Creative Leadership, [1987?].

L v. (loose-leaf) ; 30 cm. Includes bibliographies.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Leadership; Leadership; Study and

teaching

L02 NAL Call No: HQ1062.IJZ 19D0

Leadership enhancement for the active retired a

community leadership training manual. (Commu'

nity leadership training manual.)

Schulta Carol M.; Olson, PhiliP

University of Missouri-Kansas City, Center on

Rural Elderly

Kansas City, Mo. : Center on Rural Elderly'.

1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ;29 cm. With separate

appendix o[ resource materials. Includes

bibliographical references (p. 193-196).

Language; Englisfu

Descriptors.' Educational leadership; Retirement

communities

103 NAL Call No: S5443A2R47

I*adership for economic developmenh an inten'

sive approach.

Forney, J.; Woolbright, C.

Aubuin University,- Ala. : Alabama Cooperative

Extension Service,.

Resource development report v. ?.6 @: p. Ta;

t993.

Language.' English

D es ciptors.' Economic development; Leadership

104 NAL Call No: S67.PE2

Leadership for the 1990s: Louisiana family com'

munity leadership.

Overstreet, K.B.; Bivin, R.J.

Baton Rouge, La.? : The Service.

Publication - Louisiana Cooperative Extension

Service v.): L2 p; t992 Mar.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Louisiana; Women; Leadership training; Extension education

105 NAL Call No: Iryl.HE

Leadership for the 21st centurY.

Miles, C.S.; Anderson, C.L.

Ithaca, N.Y. : New York State College of Human

Ecology, Cornell University.

Human ecology forum v. 19 (1), p. L3-L6; 1990.

Includes references.

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106 NAL Call No: S5443.Vw52

Leadership in groups and organizations: a Vir'

ginia Cooperative Extension Senioe correspondence course.

Blacksburg, Va. : Extension Division, Virginia

Polytechnic Institute and State University..

Publication - Virginia Cooperative Extension Service (301-005): 1aS p. ill; 1984 Apr. Includes references.

Language.' f,nglisfo

t07 NAL Call No: 27529 SOt53

Leadership: making dreams rcality.

Wells, S.

Brookings, S.D. : The Service.

South Dkota 4-H doings - South Dakota State

University, Cooperative F;rtension Service v. 65

(7): p.4.ill; 1986 Oct.

Language.' English

Desciptorc.' South Dakota; 4-h clubs; Iradership

6aining

10t NAL Catl No: S5445A17\M4

Leadership skills for women.

Manning, Marilp Jakad; Haddocb Patricia

Los Altos, Calif. : Crisp Publications,.

ur, 65 p. j ilI. ; % cm. (The Fifty-Mi""t-g series).

Includes bibliographical references (p. 65).

Longuage.' English

Descipton' Women executives; Iradership

Language; English

Descripton; U.SA.; Leaderthip; Blucation; ftlleges;-College curriculum; Society; Social participation

Leadership skills for success.

Boldt, W.

S.l. : Cooperative Extension, Washington State

University, etc. :.

WREP - 

-Western 

Region Extension Publication -

Cooperative Extension Service (69): 11 p. ill; 1984

Jan.

Language.' f,nglisl

Desuiptors: 4-h clubs; Leadership training;

Children

109 NAL Call No: HIX0543.M:16

Abstract: This textbook is part of a Virginia

Cooperative Extension Service Correspondence

Couise. The book is divided into four chapters that

address organizations and leadership, the leadership function, leadership and membership, qd 1pplying leadership in the co-lnmunity. Topics

lovered include decision making, management

conflicts, meetings, motivation, communication,

and team building. Test questions, exercises and

bibliographies are provided for each chapter.

110 NAL Call No: HN49.C6F4

Leadership theory'practice linkages in community

leadership development the case of the Coopera'

tive Extension Service.

Fear, Frank A.; Thullen, Manfred; Vandenberg

I-ela

Micligan State University, Agricultural Experiment Station

East Lansing? : Dept. of Resource Development,

Michigan State UniversitY?, 1987?

f5 p.,l13] leaves ; 28 cm. Cover- title. Paper plesen'ted-at the annual meeting of the Community

Development Society, West Virginia- University,

Morgaitown, W. Juln 1987. '... pro{uct of lt:iect trllcto3268 of the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station and is presented as Journal

Paper. Bibliographf P. 13-15.

Language: English

Descriptors.' Community leadership; Community

development; I-eadershiP

NAL Calt No: S5443A2R47

Leadership, the civic sense.

Walker, T.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

Resource development report - Alabama Cooperative Extension Service, Auburn Universityv. 24 (1):

p.2-4.ill; 1987.

Language; English

Desciptors: South eastern states of U.S.A';

Coopeiative extension service; Leadership training

111

tlz NAL Call No: 27528 JU

Leading leadershiP education.

Penrod, trL

Madison, Wis. : Extension Journal.

Journal of extension v. 30: p. 351' t92.

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113

I*ading the way.

Marta E.

NAL Call No: S451.P4P45

University Parb Pa. : Pennsylvania State University.

PennState agriculture. p. 2-10; L993.

Language.' Bnglish

Descriptor:s.' Pennsylvania; 4-h clubs; I-eadership

training; Child development; Decision makingi Urban population

tt4 NAL Call No: 275t AG8

Language.' Englisfo

Descipton: U.SA.; Effension agents; Professional

competence; I-eadership training; Surveys

held at Colonial Williamsbu,g, Virginia' U.S*A-'

April 15, 1984.

Oiganisation for Economic Co-operatlon and Development, United States, Dept. of Agriculture,

Vir$nia Cooperative Extension Senice

Conference on "Local Leadership and Rural Development' 19&t : Williamsburg, Va.

Paris, France : Organization for Economic

Cooperation and Development ; [Washington,

D.C- : United States Dept. of Agriculture,.

uq 59 p. : ilt. ; 28 cm. Includes bibliographies.

Language; Bnglish

Desciptorc: I-eadership; Congresses; Rural deyelopment; Congresses; Community organization;

Congresses i

118 NAL Calt No: HN49.C6C65 1989

Locat organizations and leadership in community

developmept., lst ed.

Garkovich, L.E.

Ames : Iowa State UniversitY Press.

Community development in perspective / edited by

James A. Christenson & Jerry W. Robinson, Jr. p.

196-2L8; 1989. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptorc.' Community development; t eadersbrp;

Capaiity; Citizen participation; Information

soulces; lrcal planning; Program development

ll9 NAL CaIl No: S67.Pt2

Louisiana agricultural leadership development

.program: the state is our camPus.

Baton Rouge, La.? z The Service.

Publication - Louisiana Cooperative Extension

Serdce (245l):8 p.; 1991 Jun.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Louisiana; Agricultural education;

Leadership training; Agricultural colleges

L20 NAL Call No: aHF55495.C351!trt7 1990

Management competencies training opporlunities

for leadership developmenL (Training opportunities for leadership development.)

United States, Forest Service, Pacific Southwest

Region

San Francisco, CA : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture,

Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region, Personnel Management, Training & Development

Branch, [1990?].

1 folded-sheet :col. portraits ; 68 x 51' folded to

?3 x l0 cm. Cover title.

LEGOS, buitding blocks for leadership skills.

Jones, R.

Henry, Ill. : The Magazne.

The furicultural education magazine v.61 (11): p.

5; 1989 May.

Language: English

Descipton; U.SA.; Leadership training; Teaching

methods; Teaching materials; Teemwork

115 NAL Call No: 27529 W27PN

Lctters to nev 4-H leaders.

Woo4 M.L.

Corvallis, Or. : The Service.

PIIW - Pacific Northwest Extension Publication,

Washington, Oregon, and Idaho State Universities,

Cooperative Extension Service (389): ?5 p.; L99l

Sep.

Language.' Englisft

Descipton: 4h clubs; Leadership training

u6 NAL Call No: 1 EX892EX

The limits of evaluation (4-H leadership training

programs).

Smitb, W.C.

Washington, D.C. : The Administration.

Extension review - United States Department of

Agriculture, Science and Education Administration v. 55 (1): p.2{8. ill; Winter 1984.

Longuage; English

1L7 NAL Call No: aHM141.C6 19t4

Local leadership and mral development implica'

tions for nesearch and extension : a Confercnce

on 'Local Leadership and Rural lhvelopment"

t7
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Language: English

Descriptorc: Career development; Employees

tzl NAL Call No: 2808 J824

A new approach tb managementraining.

Shaffer, B.

Costa Mesa, Calif. : A.C. Croft.

Personnel journal v. 70 (1): p. ?8, n,32. rll; l99l.

Language.' English

Descripton; California; Managers; Leadership

training; Program development

Abstract: California's County of Orange faced increasing community expectations for service at a

time when revenues were limited by a state

proposition. The county responded by developing

a managementraining program, and using internal resources kept the cost to about $75 per participant.

122 NAL Call No: S451.P4P45

New faces, new places, todayts 4-H youth programs ane making a diffenence in urban aneas.

Avery B.C.

University Park, Pa. : Pennsylvania State University.

PennState agriculture. p.2-9. ill; 1989.

Language: English

D es uiptors.' Pennsylvania; Leadership training;

Cities; 4-h clubs

t23 NAL Call No: 5103.82A37

OALP goah training the best of the best.

11sxfing, B.

Stillwater, Okla. : The Station.

Agriculture at OSU - Oklahoma State University,

Agricultural Experiment Station v.22 (2): p. a-5;

1992.

Language.' English

Destiptors: Oklahoma; Leadership training;

Agricultural production; Agribusiness; Industry;

Extension education

124 NAL Call No: S1.T49

Occupational status and educational needs of

graduates from the college of agricultural

sciences, Texas Tech University, 1971-19t6.

Eggenberger, L.; Cepica, M.

Canyon, Tex. : The Consortium.

Texas journal of agriculture and natural resources

: a publication of the Agricultural Consortium of

Texas v.4: p. 50-52;1990. Includes references.

Language; English

D es ciptors.' Texas; Graduates; Agricultural education; Occupational status; Consumer attitudes;

Questionnaires; Agribusiness; Agricultural manpower; Computers; College curriculum; Leadership training; International trade; Advisory centers;

Advisory officers; Marketing

LZS NAL CalI No: S533.F66KE5

Ohio 4-H agentst and volunteer leaderst perceptions of the volunteer leadership development program.

Kwarteng, Joseph A.

c1985.

ix, 101 leaves : map ; 28 cm. Bibliography: leaves

100-101.

Language: English

Descipton' 4-H clubs; Ohio; Ireadership; Voluntarism

Abstract: This study considered the perceptions of

4-H agents and volunteer leaders in areas identified under the volunteer leadership development

program: recruiting, training, motivations, recognition, retention, and supervision. The populations

were Extension 4-H agents and 4-H volunteer

leaders in Ohio. A random sample of ten 4-H

agents and3?fi volunteer leaders was drawn from

ten stratified and randomly selected counties and

served with mail questionnaires. Measures of

central tendency, percentage distributions, frequencies, t-tests of significance, Pearson correlation coefficients, Spearman rank order

correlations, and point biserial correlations were

employed in the analysis. No significant differences

were found between 4-H agent and volunteer

leaders on their perceptions of recruiting, training,

and supervision. Significant differences existed between them on perceptions of motivation, recognition, and retention.

126 NAL Call No: 5530-44

Ohio 4-H agentst and volunteer leaderst perceptions of the volunteer leadership development pro'

gram.

Kwarteng JA.; Smith, K.L.; Miller, L.E.

Carbondale, Ill. : The Association.

The Journal of the American Association of

Teacher Educators in Agriculture v.29 (2): p. 55-

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63; 1988. Includes references.

Language.' Englisft

Desciptors.' Ohio; 4-h clubs; Iradership training;

Voluntary services; Recruitment

127 NAL Call No: S5443.T2G36

Organizational leadership expectations and leadership training required for effectiveness of

county extension leaders in the University of Tennessee Agricultural Extension Service.

Ganter, Patricia Mann

1989.

1, viii, L73leaves : ill. ; 28 cm. Cover title. Includes

bibliographical references (leaves 118-123).

Language; English

Descriptorc; Agricultural extension work

Abstract: This descriptive study verifies leadership

expectations and leadership training needs of the

University of Tennessee Agricultural Extension

Service county extension leaders. Ideal leadership

abilities, competencies, and leadership training

needs were identified.

128 NAL CaIl No: 27528 J82

Our task is clean developing community leadership.

Rohs, F.R.

Madisoq Wis. : E*ension Journal.

Journal of extension v. 26: p.ll-L2;1988. Includes

references.

Language; Engli5[

Descrtptun' Georgia; Marketing techniques; Community programs; I-eadership; Training; Publicity

sales promotion; Incation theory; Prices; Educational programs; Cooperative extension service;

Program effectiveness

Abstract: Four elements of a marketing strategy -

product, price, promotion, and place - are examined to described the process by which the

Community Iradership Program in Georgia was

implemented. Eight hundred and seventy people

from 2i counties participated in the program in

1987. The author lists accomplishments of the program and its effect on the citizens and the community.

l2g NAL CatI No: aSD11.A42

Outdoor wilderness education, a leadership curriculum.

Raiola, E.O.

fs11 Qsllins, Colo. : The Station.

General technical report RM - Rocky Mountain

Forest and Range Experiment Station, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service (193): p.

l6f.-l7l;1990 Jul. In the series analytic The Use

of Wilderness for Personal Growth, Therapy, and

Education / compil"d by A.T. Easley, J.F. Passineau and B.L. Driver.

Language.' Bnglish

Desciptors.' Wilderness; Educational programs;

Leadership training

130 NAL Call No: HT401.S72

Palmetto Leadership and economic development.

House, V.W.;' $inglstary, L"A.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (130): p. 53-59; 1990 Jun. Paper presented at a

Regional Conference: "Revitalizing the Rural

South: Extension's Role in Enhancing the Quality

of Life,n January 1G18, 1990, Birminghnm, Alabama. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' South Carolina; Iradership training;

Community development; Rural communities;

Economic development; Universities; Cooperative

activities; Ftow charts

131

Parents.

NAL Call No: S533.F66F43

Barkman, S.; Bouyer, CJ. 'Lafayette, Ind. : The Service.

4-H - Purdue University Cooperative Extension

Service (685): 3 p. ill; 1986 Oct. In subseries: Indiana 4-H l-eader Home Study Course.

Language; English

Descriptors.' 4h clubs; Youth programs; Parent

participation; Leadership training

NAL Call No: 1 EXt92EX

People make the dilfercnce!

Bassett, L.R.; Barron" J.C.

Washington, D.C. : The Administration.

Extension review - U.S. Department of Agriculture

v. 60 (2/3): p.47;1989.

Language: English

Descipton' North Dakota; West Virginis; North

Carolina; Idaho; Rlucational prqgrams; Iradership training; Workshops (programs); Women;

Cooperative extension service

t9
133 NAL Call No: 275t AGE

Pitfalls in leadership education.

Barrett, L.

Henry, Ill. : The Magtzins.

The Agricultural education magaz,ine v. 64 (5)t p.

10-11; 1991 Nov. Includes references.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Agricultural education; Leadership

training

134 NAL Call No: 2754 AG8

Practicing leadership concepts in Agricultural education.

Powers, L.

Henry, Ill. : The Magazine.

The Agricultural education magazrne v. 62 (5)t p.

L0-11, 23. tll;1989 Nov. Includes references.

Language: Englisfu

Descipton; U.SA.; Agricultural education; Leadership treining

135 NAL Call No: 321.A J82

Preparing home economics leaders: critical skills.

Bands, ICC.

Alexandria, Va. : American Home Economics Association.

Journal of home economics v. 84 (1): p. 28,38-4L;

LWL Includes references.

Language.' f,nglish

Desciptors.' Career choice; Career development;

Aspirations; Leadership; Social barriers; Home

economics; Education; Curriculum; Leadership

tlaining; Skills

136 NAL Call No: 595.82

Pneparing students for entrcprcneurial challenges

and opportunities in the 1990s.

Hudson, MA.; Tyler, S.S.

Ithaca, N.Y. : New York Agric. Exp. Stations and

New York State College of Agric. & Life Sciences.

New York's food and life sciences quarterly v. ?-0

(a)' p. 28-32;1990.

Language: Englisfo

Descriptors.' New York; Agricultural colleges;

I-eadership; Training; Entrepreneurship

r37 NAL Call No: 275.8 AG8

Principles of leadership, improving the educational processes for handicapped leartrers.

Quick Bibliography Series

Dill, C.F.; Snook, M.R.

Henry, Ill. : The Magtzins.

The Agricultural education magazine v. 64 (5)t p.

L3-14, L9; l9EI Nov.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Agricultural education; Iradership;

Handicapped persons

13t NAL Call No: HM141.89 19EE

Proceedings of the Extension Lcadenship Development Seminar empowering adults as leaders

through home economics programs. (Empowering

adults as leaders through home economics programs.)

Bodkin, Sue; Bolton, Elizabeth B.

National Extension Homemakers Council ( U.S.)

Extension Leadership Development Seminar 1988

: Charlotte, N.C.

Gainesville, Fla. : University of Florida, Institute

of Food and Agricultural Sciences, [1988?J.

ix, 69 p. ; ?3 cm. Includes bibliographies.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Community leadership; Home economics extension work

139 NAL Call No: HM141.I395 19E9

Proceedings of the Leadership Development Seminar developing human capital through extension

leadership programs. (Developing human capital

through extension leadership programs Leadership development seminar.)

Bolton, Elizabeth B.; White, Lynn

Southern Rural Dertelopment Center, University

of Florida" Institute of Food and Agricultural

Sciences, Texas A & M University

Leadership Development Seminar 1989 : Manhattan, Kan.

Mississippi State, Miss. : Southern Rural Development Center, [1989?].

vu,242 p. ; n cm. Published by the Southern Rural

Development Center with support from the University of Florida, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences and Texas A & M University.

Includes bibliographical references.

Language.' Bnglish

Descipton: Leadership; Congresses

Abstract: This publication contains the procesdings

of a conference on leadership development. The

conference was held on the premise that leadership

skills can be learned and that the persons who

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Leadership Development

design the programs to develop the leadership of

others need a vehicle for sharing expertise, ideas,

and experiences. The purposes of the conference

were to strengthen the leadership skills and competencies of the professionals who work to

develop the leadership capabilities of others and

to strengthen and broaden the knowledge base

which supports research, teaching, and extension

programs in leadership.

lfi NAL Call No: 5 AR44

Project CENTRL readies rural leaders for

Arizonats future.

Shannon, M.

Tempe, Anz. : Arizona Farmer-Stockman.

Alimria farmer-stockman v. 6 (9): p. 6-7. rll; 1987

Sep.

Language: English

Descriptons.' Arizona; Rural communities; Rural

areas; Iradership training

L4l NAL Call No: 275t AGt

Promoting experiential leadership training for

prcservice students in agricultural teacher education.

Iverson" MJ.; Ftanders, F.B.

Henry, Ill. : The Magazine.

The Agricultural education magazine v.64 (12): p.

18-21; 1992 Jun. Includes references.

Language: English

Descrtpbn: Agricultural education; Teacher trainrng; Iradership flaining

142 NAL Call No: S533.F66F{i

Recneation.

Barkmaq S.; Bouyer, CJ.

Lafayette, Ind. : The Service.

4-H - Purdue University Cooperative Extension

Service (686): 6 p. ill; 1986 Oct. In subseries: Indiana 4-H l-eader Home Study Course.

Language: E.glish

Desoipton.' 4-h clubs; Youth programs; Recreation; Planning; I*adership training

14t NAL Call No: HN49.C6F42

Research-practice linkages in community leadership development results of a national study.

Fear, Frank A.; Vandenberg, Lela; Thullen,

Manfred

Michigan State University, Agricultural Experiment Station

East Lansrng? : Dept. of Resource Development,

Michigan State University?, L986?

14 columrc ; n cm. Cover title. Prepared as an

activity associated with Project MICLO 3268 of the

Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station. Bibliography column 14.

Language: English

Descrtpbrs: C-ommunity leadership; Community

development; I-eadership

\U NAL Call No: HN49.C6V36 1989

Research-practice linkages in extension hadership development programs focus on community

leadership dwelopment programs : a report to the

North Centrdl Regional Center for Rural Development, Iona State University, Ames. (Research

practice linkages in extension leadership development programs Extension leadership development

programs/NCRCRD.)

Vandenberg, Lela; Fear, Frank A.; Thullen,

Manfred

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development, Iowa State University,

[1e8e?1.

u, 2L2 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. May, 1988. Spine title: Extension leadership development

programs/NCRCRD. 'RRD 150", Spine. "November 1989', Spine. "The research reported here was

funded by The North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development and conducted as part of the

activities associated with Project MICLO3268 of

the Michigan furicultural Experiment Station",

.T.p. Bibliography: p. 207 -2L2.

Longuage: Englisft

Descriptors; Community leadership; Community

development; Leadership

145 NAL Call No: Z1lg.CE/,2Y3

A revierv of literatuns on leadership with application to CES community leadership development

programs.

Vandenberg l*la; Thullen, Manfred; Fear, Frank

A.

Michigan State University, Agricultural Experiment Station

East Lansing? : Dept. of Resource Development,

Michigan State University?, 1985?

p.39-45; 28 cm. Cover title. Paper is a product of

Project MICLO3?6 of. the Michigan Agricultural

Experiment Station, funded by the North Carolina

Regional Center for Rural Development, Iowa

State University.

2l
Quick Bibliography Series

Language.' English

Descipton' Community leadership; Bibliography;

Community development; Bibliqgraphy; Leadership; Bibliography

Rhode Island 4-H leadership development impact

study.

Bancroft, Jonathan Whitney; Yeiser, Gail poffenberger,

Rhode Island Cooperative Extension

Providence, R.I. : Rhode Island Cooperative Extensionr.

iii, 45 leaves ; 28 cm. Cover title. November, 1985.

Control number RI 31 15. Includes bibliographies.

Language: English

Descipton: 4-H clubs; Rhode Island; Leadership

Abstract: This report assesses youth programs that

develop leadershop skills in order to determine the

relationship between 4-H leadership development

programs and adult leadership behavior. Adults

wilh +H experience as youth and a sample of 4-H

adults we re interviewed. 4-H experiences and

adu! leadership behavior are examined. Program

methods were compared to determine how they

relate to leadership development.

16 NAL Call No: S533.F66Ri

147 NAL Call No: HN79-A,14R87

Rural leadership development program highlights

common leaders.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. L5 (1), p. 1-2. tll; l9...f.l

Feb.

Language.' English

Descipton' North central states of U.SA.; Community development; Leadership training; program development; Videotapes; Teaching

materials

148 NAL Call No: 6 AR44

Rural hadership program earns high mid-term

marks (University of Arizona).

Phoenh krz.: Elliott L. Cushman.

Arizona farmer rancher v. 63 (a)t p. 6-9. ill; Apr

rgu.

Language: English

Descipton' Arizona

t49 NAL Call No: HN49.CGI6

Rural leadership programs and changing participation of men and women in public affairs.

Cook, A.K.; Howell, R.E.; Weir, I.L.

Athens, Ga. : The University of Georgia.

Journal of the Commu"ity Development Society v.

16 (1): p. 4l-56;1985. Includes references.

Language.' Englisf,

Descipton.' Pennsylvania; Montana; Rural communities; Men; Women; Citizen participation;

Iradership training; Role perception

150 NAL Calt No: HN79*A14RE7

Rural revitalization update: Tlvo groups plan

joint confercnce.

Borich, T.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. L2 (3): p. 8. ill; 1988

Jul.

Language.' Englisfu

Desciptorc :U.SA.; Rural development; Economic

delefopment; Conferences; Leadership training;

Workshops (programs)

l5r NAL Call No: HD1775.V8H6

Rural Virginia's latent capacity for leadership.

Raflo, A.

Blacksburg, Va. : Rural Economic Analysis Program.

Horizons / v. 5 (6)r p. l-3;19.{t3 Nov. Includes references.

Language: Englisfu

Descipton.' Virginia; Cabt; Leadership training

Rural areas; Community development

152 NAL Catl No: HD1775.VtH6

Shaping the futurc: developing leadership in mral

Virginia.

Tanner, M.C.

Blacksburg Va. : Rural Economic Analysis Program.

Horizons v. 3 (6): p.L-2,5; l99L Nov. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors; Virginia; I-eadership training; Rural

communities; Cooperative extension service;

Training courses

22
Leadership Development

153 NAL Call No: S451.W2W3

Shaping the future through leadership develop'

nent.

Howell, R.E.; Bradish, D.

Pulhnan, Wash. : Washington State Agricultural

Research Center, Experiment Station.

Washington land & people v. 1 (2): p. 24-T. tll;

1987.

Language.' English

Descipton: Washington; Iradership training; Educational prograns; Agriculture; Forestry

154 NAL Call No: BF77,3..|A

Significant adolescent leadership development ex'

periences identified by established leaders in the

United States.

Cox, Kathrym J.

1988.

vii, 256 leaves. Bibliography: leaves 138-159.

Language: English

Descipton' Youth; LeadershiP

Abstract: This descriptive study was designed to:

(a) identify experiences recommended by estab

lished leaders for adolescent leadership development, (b) identify commonalities in the

backgrounds of leaders, (c) discern whether relationships existed between the leaders' recommendations and backgrounds, and (d) discover what

similarities existed between the leaders' recommendations and their personal experiences. A

stratilied sample of 1,000leaders chosen randomly

from 70 directories of established leaders in the

United States were surveyed. The major adolescent leadership development experiences leaders

recommended were: collaboration, personal characteristic development, mentors and nurturers, culture and citizenship, communications,

management control, employment or internships,

goup leadership, formal education, ild significant

life experiences.

155 NAL Call No: HN49.C6S69

South-link 2000 leadership development in the

South. (Leadership development in the South

South link 2fi)0.)

Southern Growth Policies Board, Tennessee Valley Authority

Research Triangle Park, N.C. : The Board,.

L v. (loose-leaf) : ill. ; 30 cm. Loose-leaf format.

Supported by assistance from the Tennessee Valley

Authority. Includes bibliographical references.

Language; English

Descriptor.r.' Community leadership; Southern

States; I-eadership; Southern States; Management;

Southern States; Handbooks, manuals, etc

156 NAL Call No: HD66.854

Spectacular teamwork how to develop the leadership skills for team success.

Blake, Robert Rogers; Mouton, Jane Srygley; Allen, Robert L.

New York : Wiley,.

\ii,2l9 p. : ill. ;22 cm.Includes index.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Work groups; Reference works; Participative management; Teamwork; Management

skills; Leadership training; Productivity; Guidelines

Abstract: A practical effective text for managers explains the dpamics of teamwork for developing

-6 ulili-ing skills and talents of employees so that

they are thinking and performing together at peak

efficiency. Concepts and methods are presented

that strengthen the possibility of participation of

individuals by providing organization members

with an understanding of what teamwork is and is

not, and what is required in terms of insigbt, understanding, and behavioral skills for effective

teamwork. Real-life situations in which actual work

teams experience problems that impede the development of participation. Illustrationg guidelines, 'and c.hecklists are provided throughout the text,

and a model for theory-based team building is appended.

r57 NAL Call No: 2752t JE2

Stepping up: training extension county directors.

Whiteside, J.E.; Bachtel, D.C.

Madison : Extension Journal.

Journal of extension v. 25: p.13-15; 1987.Includes

references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Georgia; Extension; Extension agents;

I-eadership training; Managers; Management education

15t NAL Call No: 3?tA J82

Student involvement now: AHEA leaders for the

futurc.

Cummings, M.N.; Chamberlain V.M.;

Felstehausen, G.

23
Quick Bibliography Series

Alexandria, Va. : American Home Economics Association.

Journal of home economics v. 84 (1): p. a8-51;

t992. Includes references.

Language.' English

Descriptors; U.S.A.; Leadership training; Skills;

Home economics education; Student participation;

Personal development; Professional associations

159

Take charge.

Cole, R.D.

NAL Call No: HT$1.S72

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (157): p.45-46; l9ft}Mar. In the series analytic:

21st Century survival of rural America. Proceedings of a Regional Conference, October 16-18,

199t, Jackson, Mississippi.

Language: English

Descipton.' U.SA.; Rural communities; Com'nunity programs; Workshops (programs); I-eadership

training; Economic development

160 NAL Call No: 275.9 N213

Teacling leadership: principles and approaches

for an undergraduate leadership course.

Jimmerson, R.M.

Urbana, Ill. : National Association of Colleges and

Teachers of Agriculture.

NACTA journal v. 35 (2)t p. 50-53; 1991 Jun. Includes references.

Language; f,nglis,fo

D es criptors.' Agriculturd colleges; Curriculum;

I-eadership training; Skills

161 NAL Call No: S533.F65F43

Teaching techniques.

Barkman, S.; Bouyer, CJ.

Lafayette, Ind. : The Service.

4-H - Purdue University Cooperative Extension

Service (687)t 6 p. ill; 1.986 Oct. In subseries: Indiana 4-H l-eader Home Study Course.

Language: English

Descipton' 4-h clubs; Youth programs; Teaching

methods; I-earning activities; Leadership training

162 NAL Call No: HN79A14R87 lffi

Teamwork, sharing build FCL Program.

Basset, L.R.; Barron, J.C.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v.L2 (3): P. 1-8. ill., maps;

1988 Jul.

Language: English

Descripton: U.SA.; Rural areas; Communig programs; Families; Educational programs; Iradership training; Rural women

163 NAL Call No: 2752t J82

Teen community leadership college.

Hodson, S.

Madison" Wis : Eldension Journal.

Journal of e$ension v. 30: p. 32; L9!2. Includes

references.

Language; Englisf,

Desciptorc.' Ohio; Adolescents; Iradership training; Extension

lU NAL Call No: 27528 Jt2

Teens reaching youth: developing teens to teach

others.

Groff, J.M.

Madison, Wis. : Extension Journal.

Journal of extension v. 30: p. L8'2A. LWz.Includes

references.

Language.' Englisf,

Descipton' North Carolina; Adolescents; Volunteers; Educational programs; IradertHp; Peer influence; Peer tutoring;4h clubs

165 NAL Call No: IIT4{11.S72

Three paradigms for building leadershiP Pro'

grams for economic develoPmenL

Peterson" M.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (130): p. 6l-73;1990 Jun. Paper preseated at a

Regional Conference: 'Revitalizing the Rural

South: Extension's Role in Enhancing the Quality

of Life,' January 1G18, 1990, Birmingham, Alabama.

Language: Englisft

Descripton' Iradership; Models; I-eadership training; Economic development; Community development; Flow charts

NAL Call No: 275-8 AGt

Time to teach leaderships.

Gartin, SA.

Henry, Ill. : The Magazine.

24
The Agriculturd education magazine v. 64 (5)t p.

S6; L9!_L Nov. Includes references.

Language.' Englisfo

Desciptorc.' Clubs; Agricultural education; Leadership

167 NAL Call No: HN79*A14R87

Tomorrowts leaders today: redefining the rural

communit5r.

Boricb, T.O.; Foley, M.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. 14 (6): p. 17-18; 1990

Dec. Paper presented at the Third Annual Meeting

of the National Rural Studies Committee, May 17-

19, 1990, Cedar Falls, Iowa.

Language: Englisft

Descipton: Iowa; Rural communities; Community

development; Regionalization; Iradership training; Effension education

16t NAL Call No: S530*A4

Tbansforming university programs of agricultural

education.

Newcomb, L.H.

Carbondale, Ill. : American Association of Teacher

Educators in Agriculture.

Journal of agricultural education v.34 (1): p. 1-10;

L993.

Language: English

Descipton : U.S A.; Agricultural education; Higher

education; Teacher training; Extension education;

Leadership training; International trade

L69 NAL Call No: 5530*44

A twenty-yrcar evaluation of the Califomia agricultural leadership program.

Whent, L,S.; I-eising, J.G.

Carbondale, Ill. : American Association of Teacher

Educators in Agriculture.

Journal of agricultural education v. 33 (3): p.32-39;

1W2. Includes references.

Language; Englisf,

Descripton; California; Leadership training; Program evaluation; Program participants; Program

effectiveness; Curriculum; Educational reform

r70 NAL Call No: 275t AG8

Value adding the leadership component.

Mundt, J.P.

Lcadership Development

Henry, Ill. : The Magazins.

The Agricultural education magarine v. 62 (1)r p.

t2, ?n,22; L989 Jul. Includes references.

Language: English

Descipton; U.SA.; Agricultural education; Vocational training; Iradership training; Teaching

methods; Value systems

r7l NAL Call No: aSD433.A53

Valuing wildemess benelits: alteirratives to economic measunes.

Scott, A.C.

Asheville, N.C. : The Station.

General technical report SE - U.S. Department of

Agriculture, Forest Service, Southeastern Forest

Experiment Station (78): p. 273-?30; 1992 Dec. In

the series analytic: The Economic Value of Wilderness. Proceedings of a conference held May 8-

tL, L99L, Jackson, Wyoming. Includes references.

Longuage; English

Descriptors.' U.SA.; Wilderness; Environmental

education; Evaluation; Iradership lleining; Natural resources; Educational opportunities; Educational progrems; Educational resoruces; Resource

management

172 NAL Call No: S533.F65F43

A vision for stnengthening local leadership: how

to cneate an elfective volunteer coordinator system.

Fo4 W.

'I.afayette, Ind. : The Service.

4-H - Purdue University Cooperative Extension

Service (723): A p.;1989 Feb. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' U.SA.; 4-h clubs; Volunteers; Iradership training; Teaching materials; Roles; Extension

agents

Abstract: This publication is written to guide a

team of volunteers and salaried staff through the

process of reviewing their current middle management system and creatiog a strengthened system.

The guidepost model and L-O-O-P Model are

both described and illustrated in the manual. The

role of an Extension Agent who involves volunteer

coordinators is described as well as 4 tlpes of volunteer coordinator roles. There.are 9 appendices

which include a sample survey tool, 3 sample job

descriptions for volunteer coordinators, a set of

guidelines for providing feedback to volunteers and

25
sample organizational charts.

r73 NAL Call No: S451.N285

Volunteer leaders say 4-H a quality program.

Orr, J.

Lincoln" Neb. : Dept. of Agric. Communications,

Institute of Agrictlture and Natural Resources.

IANR quarterly v. 33 (1)' p. 7; l9tt6-1987.

Language: Englisfo

Descipton' Nebraska; 4-h clubs; Leadership training; Youth programs

174 NAL Call No: S533.F66I/432

Volunteer leadership: an alternative approach for

4-H.

Cherellia, B.O.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

I*aflet YM - Alabama Cooperative Extension Service, Auburn University (23): 10 p.; l99l,.Includes

references.

Language; English

Descripton.' 4-h clubs; Leadership; Volunteers;

Leadership training

17s NAL Call No: RM214.T66

Will the born leader please stand up?

Bellich JJ.

Frederick, Md. : Aspen Publishers.

Topics in clinical nutrition v. 6 (3): p. 8-13; 1991

Jun. Includes references.

Language.' Engli5[

Desciptors.' Management development; Leadership training; Education; Marketing techniques;

Dietitians

Abstract: Evidence indicates that leaders are products of their personal experiences, training and education. This article will address techniques of

persuasion as one set of tools with which a leader

can suqoeed, that is, how a person can be successful

as a leader (without implying that leadership is

requisite for success).

L76 NAL Call No: S5443-A2R47

Wiregrass Leadership Institute.

Carter, M.L.

Auburn University, Ala. : Alabama Cooperative

Extension Service,.

Resource development report v. ?6 (3): p. 5-6;

1992.

Language.' English

Quick Bibliography Series

Desciptors; Alabama; Cabt; Community development; Leadership training; Community programs;

Community involvement; Local government

r77 NAL Call No: Kit no.61

Working with our publics Model 3 lhveloping

leadership developed by Lee J. Cary, Jack D. Timmons ; project team: Tammy Klaproth, Donald W.

Littrell ; Edgar J. Boone, project director. (Developing leadership.)

C-y, Ire J.; Timmons, Jack D.; Boone, Edgar

John,

North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service,

North C-arolina State University, Dept. of Adult

and Community College Education

Raleigh, NC : North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service and the Dept. of Adult and Community College Education, North Carolina State

University,.

5 posters, ?6 transparency masters, and L notebook

(loose-leaf). Subtitle: In-service education for

cooperative extension. Developed for use by the

Cooperative Extension Service under a grant from

the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Battle Creek, Michlgan.

Language.' Englisft

Desciptors.' university extension; Study and teaching; I-eadership; Teaching materials

Abstract: The series Working With Our Publics: InService Education for Cooperative Extension consists of seven independentraining modules. Based

upon needs and objectives identified by Extension

professionals, the modules are designed to stand

on their own as independent instructional

packages, or to be used as a comprehensive series.

Module 3: Developing Leadership. How to acquire

and exercise leadership skills and how to identi$,

recruit, develop, and workwith community leaders.

Intended for all Extension professionals, the

module is designed to improve participants' abilities to identify and involve lay leaders in Extension's clientele. (Twelve contact hours ef 6aining

developed by Ire J. Cary and Jack D. Timmons,

University of Missouri at Columbia).

l7t NAL Call No: 1 EXE92EX

Youth as advocates.

Peterson, W.L.; Mullen, S.

Washington, D.C. : The Administration.

Extension review - U.S. Department of Agriculture

v. 60 (2/3): p. M;198e.

26
l.eadership Development

Language: English

Descipton: Colorado; Cooperative extension service; Community programs; Educational programs;

Youth; Leadership training

179 NAL Call No: HN79d4Rt7

Youth community leadership development pro'

gram funded by NCRCRD.

Hougen" R.; Walker, D.

Amei, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. 15 (1): p. 7; L991 Feb.

Language' Bnglish

Descipton; North central states of U.SA.; Rural

youth; Leadership training Community development

180 NAL Call No: 100 N455R no.672

The Youth Leadership Life Skills Development

Scate an evaluation and research tool for youth

organizations.

Dormody, Thomas J.; Seevers, Brenda 5.,1955-;

Clason, Psnnis L.

Las Cruces, NM : New Mexico State University,

Agricultural Experfunent Station,.

3 p. r form ;28 cm. (Research report (New_Mexico

Stite University. Agricultwal Experiment Station)

; 672.). Cover title. April 1993. Includes

bibliographical references (p. 2).

Language: English

Descipton' Young adults; I-eadership

1t1 NAL Calt No: HC107*A13A6

Youth workshop: ingldients for success.

Hoffman" C.; Baldwin, F.; Gridley, C.

Washingtoq D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commission.

Appalachia v. 24 (1)t p. 38. ill; 199I.

Language; English

Descriptors: Youth; Leadership training;

Workshops

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Quick Bibliography Series

?a
Allen, Robert L. 156

Anderson, C.L. 105

Anderson, R. 30

ApeL Dale 15

Astrotb" KA. 59, 85

Avery B.C. L22

Bachtel, D.C. 157

Bailey, J. 77

Baldwin, F. 76, l8L

Balliette, J. 57

Bancroft, Jonathan Whitney 16

Bands, I(C. 1i}5

Barknan, S. 3, 5, 131, 142, L6l

Barrett, L. L33

Barron" J.C. L32, t62

Basset, L.R. L62

Bassett, L.R. t32

Bellich JJ. L75

Berns, Keith D. 54

Bivirq RJ. 104

Blair, S.S. 97

Blake, Robert Rogers, 156

Blezelq A.G. 42

Blount, W. 100

Bodkin, Sue 138

Boldt, w. 108

Bolton, E.B. 46,99

Bolton" Elizabeth B. 138

Boltoq Elizabeth B. L39

Boone, Edgat Johq tn

Borich, T. 150

Boric\ T.O. 167

Bouyer, CJ. 3, 5, L31', \42, 16L

Bradis\ D. 153

Bramwe[ IC A. 80

Blannsq f. 83

Britt, Sara trC 101

Burton, MA. 63

Carter, M.L. 176

Cary, Ire J. Ln

Center for Creative l-eadership 101

Cepica, M. LA

Chamberlain V.M. 158

Chenning L. Bete Co 79

Cherellia, B.O. 43, L74

Clark, Miriam B. 101

Clason, Dennis L. 180

Clifton" I.D. 51

Coffey, D.M. 10

Cole, L. A

Cole, R.D. 159

Cole, R.L. 50

Connc[ D.P. 50

Cook, A.K. L49

Cooper, A.W. 53

Cox, D.E. L2, 98

Cox, Kathryn J. t54

Culler, Carol J. 69

Qumpings, M.N. 158

D'Haem, J. 26

Dempster, J.I.M. 35

Dill, c.F. L37

Dormody, Thomas J. 180

Dowdle, J. 87

Dumschat, John F. L6

Dunn, W. 6L

Durfee, R. 82

Dyeq DA. .4

Dlmond, J. m

Earle, B.O. 88

Eason, LA. q

Eggenberger, L. LU

Ernst, S. t7

Faddeq S. 88

Family Community Leadership 69

Fear, Frank A. 110, 143, L4, 145

Felstehauseq G. 158

Ferris, M. 89

Ftanders, F.B. L4L

Foley, M. 167

Forney, J. 103

Fo:g W. L72

Freeman, Frank H. 101

Frericks, B. 7

Gamon, Julia Andrew

. Ganter, Patricia Mann

Garkovich, L.E. 118

Gartirq SA. L6

Gobeli, Virginix Q. 6

Gotschalt Matthew Ray 4L

Grady, A.G. 60

Graves, L. 45

Gridley, C. 181

Groff, J.M. L&

Haddock" Patricia 109

Hallett, M.E. n

Hancook, A. %

Harbour, T.C. Jr 78

Hawkins, M. 90

Hawthorno, A. 76

Heasley, Daryl K., 47, 67

Herren, R. 84

Hodges, D.G. n

Hodson, S. 163

Hoffman, C. L9, 181

Holloway, C.W. 83

Author Index

&

LN

29
Horner, J.T. 42

Hougen, R. 179

House, V.W. 130

Howe[ R.E. L49, L53

Hoyt, T. 92

Hudson, MA. L%

Independent Se'ctor (Firm), Effective Sector

I-eadership/Management Program 7L

Iverson, MJ. 141

Janey, J.P. 24

Jimmerson" R.M. 160

Jones, R. lL4

lGxtin& B. L23

Key, J.P. 83

Kimball, William J. 67

King, G.W. 62

Krueger, D. ?6

Kwarteng JA. L?6

Kwarteng Joseph A. L25

I-angone, CA. 2l

I*gacy, J. 72

I-eising J.G. 169

Lindquist, G. L3

Lindstrom, J.Q. 85

hog, S. (ed.) 55

Luloff, A.E. n

Manning, Marilp Jakad 109

Marsden, S.L. 35

Martin, K.E. 48

Martz, E. lL3

Marta E.C. B

McCord, R.W. ?n

McCormich F.G. L2

McNamar4 ICT. 9

Meyer, T. 70

Michigan State University, Agricultural Experiment Station Ll0, 143, 145

Miles, C.S. 105

Miller, B.R. 9

Miller, G.M. 12

Miller, J.P. 37

Miller, L.E. L26

Moeq J.K. 29

Mouton, Jane Srygley 156

Mulcahy, J. 8

Mullen, S. 178

Mundt, J.P. 170

Murphy, E.G. L,2

National Extension Homemakers

u.s.) 138

National Extension Task Force for

I-eadership 32

National Extension Task Force on

I*adership 31

Quick Bibliography Series

Council (

Community

Community

Naze, D.W. 30

Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service 6

Nesvig, K. 29

New Jersey Iradership Training and Develop

ment Committee, Rutgers University,

Cooperative Extension Service, New Jersey

Agricultural Experiment Station L6

Newcomb, L.H. 91, L68

North Carolina Agricultural Entension Service,

North Carolina State University, Dept. of

Adult and Community College Education 177

North Central Regional Center for Rural Development, North Central Regional Interest Network on Community l*adership Programs 65

Northeast Regional Center for Rural Develop

ment, National Extension Task Force on Community Leadership, Resource Activities in

Community Leadership Development Task

Group 67

Olson, Philip I02

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, United States, Dept of Agriculture, Virginia Cooperative Extension

Service ll7

Orr, J. L73

Orr, John D. 6

Overstreet, K.B. L04

Oyebode R, F. 72

Penrod K. 1L2

Peters, J.L. 58

Peterson, M. 165

Peterson, W.L. 178

Piercy, L.R. 85

Pope, J. 39

Powers, L. Ll, 7Y

Raflo, A. 151

Raiola, E.O. I29

RankirL R.D. 93

Rhode Island Cooperative Extension t6

Ricketts, S.C. 9l

Rogers, J.L. 56

Rohs, F.R. I?8

Rorabaugh, T. L3

Schultz, C.M. 33

Schulta Carol M. 102

Scott, A.C. l7L

Seevers, Brenda 5.,1955- 180

Shaffer, B. LZI

Shannon, M. 14O

gfttrlman, M. 38

Simoq C.M. Y

Singer, M. ?A

$inglstary, LA. 130

30
Author Index

Slater, R. n

Smith, K.L. L26

Smith, M.G. 57

Smith, W.C. 116

Smout, I.K. 35

Snook, M.R. L37

Sorter, Bruce W. 74

Southern Growth Policies Board, Tennessee Valley Authority 155

Southern Rural Development Center, University

of Florida, Institute of Food and Agricultural

Sciences, TexasA & MUniversity L39

Spindler, C. X

St Clair, C. 81

Stoneman, Dorothy 95

Storms, P. 92

Swanson, Andreq 18

Tanner, M.C. t52

Thoene, R. 73

Thullen, Manfred 110, 143, 14,y',, L45

Timmons, Jack D. L77

Turner, G.M. 86

Tyler, S.S. L%

United States, Forest Service, Pacific Southwest

Region Lzn

University of Missouri-Kansas City, Center on

Rural Elderly L02

Vandenberg l*,la LL0, 143, LU, 145

W.K Kellogg Foundation n

Walker, D. L79

Walker, T. 111

Walson, F. 1.1

Weir, I.L. 149

Wells, B.L. 22

Wells, S. 107

Whent, L.S. 169

White, F.C. 51

White, Lpn L39

Whiteside, J.E. I57

Wilkinson, K.P. 4tf

Williams, O.M. %, M

Wood, M.L. 115

Woodard J.R. &$

Woolbrigbt, C. 103

Yeiser, Gail Poffenberger, t6

Youth Action Program (New York, N.Y.) 95

Zabawq R. 14

31
Quick Bibliography Series

32
4-h clubs L,2,3, 4, 5

4-H clubs 6

4-h clubs 7

4-H clubs 15

4-h clubs 37, 42, 43, 57, 59

4-H clubs 64

4-h clubs 65

4-H clubs 80

4-h clubs 85, 93, 107, 108, lL3, ll5, t22

4-H clubs 125

4-h clubs L?5, l3L, 142

4-H clubs 146

4-h clubs l6L, Lil, 172, t73, 174

Action research 39

Adolescents ?8, 85, 163, lil

Adult education 42, 68

Adults 48

Advisory centers L24

Advisory officers L24

Age differences ?A

Agribusiness 9, S, L23, I24

Agricultural colleges S, tlg, LK, lffi

Agricultural education 9, 10, LL, L2, L7,26, 37,

39, 50, 58, 70, 72,73,77, 82,83, 84, 90, 98,

Lrg, 124, 133, 73'' r37, l4L, L6r., rffi, 170

Agricultural extension work 6, 127

Agricultural extension workers 74

Agricultural manpower I24

Agricultural production l2j

Agricultural products 38

Agriculture 8, S, Q, fr,77, L53

Alabama ?n, ?5, A, ffi, 87,97, l0[,, 176

Alternative farming 30

Arizona 94, L4[, L48

Aspirations 28, L35

Attitudes 99

Australia 90

Betefs 56

Bibliographies 30

Bibliography 67,67,145, L45, 145

Biotechnology 11

Blacks 24

cabt E, T,29, 29, y, ffi, 76, 87, 93, 9'1, tffi,

LsL, L76

California 77, LzL, 169

Capacity 118

Career choice 135

Career development L20, L35

Change 106

Child development 93, LL3

Children 49, 108

Cities L22

Citizen participation 48, 118, 149

Civic leaders 74

Clubs 10, 84, 166

College curriculum 105, LU

College progrems L9

Colleges 105

Colorado 178

Comm'nication 106

Communication skills B, 4,79, m

Communities 75

Community development 22, 25, 3L, Y, U, 45,

6, 5L, ffi, 62, 6,76,81, 87, 97, Lm,110, 118,

L3[,, r43, LU, 145, 147, Lst,165, 167, L76, 179

Community education Y, ffi, 87,97, Ln

Community involvement 55, 60, lM, 176

Community leadership 3t, 47, 0, 6, 67,69,74,

11.0, L38, L43, lM, 145, 155

Community organization lL7

Community prograns 22, N,.!, ffi, 76,8L, 87,

t28, L59, 162, L76, t78

Computer hardware 35

Computer simulation 35

Computer software 35

Computers 124

Conduct of life 95

Conferences 3, 4,39, L50

Conflict 106

Congresses 117, Ll7, lL7, I39

Consumer attitudes L24

Continuing education 6t

Cooperation 22

Cooperative activities 130

Cooperative extension service 24, 99, 1.06, 11L,

. 18, r32, L52, L78

Corporations, Nonprofit 7t

Correspondence courses 106

Curriculum 9, lL, 17, 52, %,9, 135, 160, 169

Decision making 78, 106, 1L3

Decision-making L6

Descriptive statistics 83

Development n, %,99

Development planning 22

Dietitians L75

Directories 47

Directors of corporations 18

Discussion groups 4

District of Columbia 38

Economic development 29, n, 103, L30, 60,

159, 165

Economic growth 51

Economic impact 50

Economics 15

Education 56, 105, I35, 175

Educational grants 77

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Educational innovation 90

Educational leadership L02

Educational opportunities l7L

Educational planning Ll, 12, 19, 39

E&rcational programs 21, 33, 52, 62, 85, l?3,

129, 132, 153, L62, l&, L7l, L7g

Educational reform 53, 169

Edncational resources l'/.., l7'1,

Emplope,r 120

Entrepreneurship L%

Envbmental education n, L7I

Evaluation l7l

Executive abitty 18

Executives 71

Extension 13,2L, 45, 6, 157, 163

Extension activities %, 52

Esension agents LIz, L57, L72

Extension education X, ffi,87, tM,I23,167, 168

Families 162

Farners t3

Federal programs 78

Field trips 38

Fire control 78

Florida 6,9

Flow charts 130, 165

Forest management 53

Forest services 78

Forestry 153

Georgia 2L, {, 55, L?3, I57

Goals 39

Graduate study 9

Graduates 50, 124

Grotry relations training 69

Guideliaes 156

Han&oo&sb manuals, etc 155

Handir:apped persons I37

High school students 54

Higb schools 4L

Higber cducation 168

Hme economics 96, 135

Home eemmics education 99, 158

Hono mnomics extension work 138

Hme-brsed businesses 30

Hwrrap ragources 30, 85

Id*o 6L, W, 132

Iflinok 81

Individual characteristics n

Industry L23

Infumation sources 118

International trade I24, L6

Interpersonal relations 7, 79

Iowa p'167

Irrigation systems 35, 63

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Kansas 59

Kentucky 76, f36

Knowledge 99

Labor turnover 57

Land use n

Law 27

I-eadership 2, 6, 10, 11., 16, ?3, 29, 4L, 8, 52,

54, 56, &, 6, 73, 74, 79, 79, 90, 94, 95, 95,

96, 98, 99, 10L, L0L, 103, L05, 109, Ll0, rl7,

ll8, r25, r?3, r35, L%, L37, L3g, 143, L4, L45,

L6, 154, L55, l&, 165, L66., 174, 177, lg0

Iradership training t, 2,3, 4, 5,7, 8,9, 12, L3,

14, L7, lg, 20, 2r, ?2, ?3, 24, 25, ?6, fr, T,

33, y,35, %,37,39, 39, q, Q, g, U, 45,

6, 49, 50, 51., 55, 57, 59, 59, ffi, 6L, 62, 63,

65, 68, 7A,72, 75,76,77,79,9L, 92,93, 95,

87, 88, 89, 90, 92, 93, 97, gg, 100, lM, 106,

107, 108, LlL,1L2, lL3, LL4,11,5, 119, LzL, L22,

l?3, 124, L?6, Lzg, L30, 131, 132, L33, Ly, I35,

L40, l4L,142,147,1.49, 150, L5l, L52, L53, 1_56,

L57, 158, 159, 160, l6l,t62,163, 165, 167, L6g,

169, 170, l7I, L72, L73,174, 175, L76, l7g, l7g,

181

Learning activities L6l

Life skills gurde 6

Life skills guides 95

Literacy L2

Inbbying 38

l,ocal government 25, n, Y, 87, L76

Local planning 118

Location theory L28

Louisiana l0/., llg

Management 155

Management development L75

Managenent education 35, L57

Management games 35, 63

Management skills 89, 90, 156

Managers 35, Lzl, L57

Marketing L24

Marketing techniques S, L?8, 175

Membership 5

Men 149

Michigan 13,26

Minorities L4, A

Mississippi 45

Missouri 81

Models 56, 165

Montana 85, 149

Motivation 26, 16

Mountain areas L9

Natural resources 27, 53, L71.

Nebraska 6, LT3

Nevada 57

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New Hampshire n

New York 38, 88, 136

New Zealand ?8

North Carolina L32, L&

North central states of U.SA. Ifr,

North Dakota 29, n, L32

Objectives 39

Occupational status 124

Ohio 17, L25, l?6, 163

Oklahoma L23

Operation 35

Oregon 50

Organizational development 92

Organizations 70

Parent participation 131

Participative management 156

Peer influence lU

Peer tutorirg lil

Pennsylvania ?3, 8, ll3, L22, 149

Personal development 158

Personnel management 33

pfanning 3, 5, L42

Policy 56

Popular works 79

Prevention 57

Prices L28

Productivity 156

Professional associations 158

Professional competence ll2

Program development Ll, n, 6,

LzL, L47

Program effectiveness 62, I28, 169

Program evaluation n, 59,99, 169

Program participants 40, 83, 169

Public schools 11

Public sector 56

Public services 30

Publicity sales promotion L28

Questionnaires LA

Recreation L42

Recruitment L?6

Reference works 156

Regionalization 167

Resource management 53, 6L, 171

Retired people 33

Retirement commuttities 102

Rhode Island 16

Role models !)6

Role perception t49

Roles 172

57,99, 119,

Rural are:m N, B, 62, L40, L5L, L62

Rural communities 21,22, 29, I30, l40, 149, L52,

t59, L67

Rural development ?3, 52, ll7, I50

Rural extension 67

Rural women 162

Rural youth 179

School children 96

Secondary education L2, 50,96

Self concept 7

Self esteem 49

Sex differences 28

Simulation 63, 81

Simulation models 35

Skills 85, !b, 99, L35, 158, 160

Small businesses 30

Small groups 69

Social barriers 135

Social impact 83

Social participation 6, 105

Society 105

Socioeconomic status 48

South Carolina 130

South Dakota 7, 29, L07

South eastern states of U.SA. lLL

Southern States 155, 155, 155

Student participation 158

Study and teaching 3L, 47, fi, &, 67, L0t, I77

Suveys lLz

Target groups 99

Teacher tlaining LL, 141, 168

Teachers 98

Teaching materials L, 4, 65, ll4, 147, L72, 177

Teaching methods ll4, I6L, t70

Team teaching 106

Teamwork LL4, L56

Texas 96, L24

Towns 22,29

flaining 128, LX

flaining courses L52

flaining of 74,74

u.sA. 8, 11, L2, 37, 39, 42, 70, '12, 82, 92, 93,

105, tLz, LL4, Ly,150, 158, L59, 162, L68, L70,

l7l, 172

uk 35

United States 3L,3L, fi, fi, fi,6, 6,6, 67,67

Universities 130

University extension 177

Urban areas 97

Urban population tL3

Value systems L70

Videotapes 147

Virginix A, 4, 106, 151, 152

Vocational flaining L2,39,70, 83, 98, 170

Voluntarism L?5

Voluntary services t26

L79

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Volunteers 33, N, 57, 59, l&, 172, 174

Washington 38, 153

Water distribution 63

Water resources n

West Virginia 19, L32

Wilderness L29, l7l

Women 55, 104, 132, L49

Women executives 109

Work groups 156

Work sharing 79

Workshops 181

Workshops (programs) 24, 59,96, 132, 150, 159

Yorrng adults 180

Youth 6, 95, 95, 154, 178, 181

Youth programs 3, 5, 65, '10,92,93, 98, L3L,142,

l6L, L73

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