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Christine Heverly

Christine Heverly

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Clinton County Extension Office

Capacity Building, 4-H Supervision

Telephone: 989-227-6454

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Authored Articles

Preventing child sexual abuse, March 4, 2021
Michigan 4-H volunteer spotlight: Bay County’s Rachel Sprunger, May 28, 2020
Michigan 4-H volunteer spotlight: St. Clair County’s Megan Tomasek, May 13, 2020
Michigan 4-H volunteer spotlight: Eaton County’s Donyaellie Wheaton, April 27, 2020
Top 5 tips in keeping youth safe in virtual environments, April 2, 2020
Supporting volunteers through no face-to-face contact, April 2, 2020
Best practices when connecting with youth by text message and social media, March 19, 2020
Ways 4-H volunteers can support youth when not in person, March 16, 2020
Keeping youth safe: Surprises versus secrets, February 12, 2020
Help youth build the Five C’s: Competence, confidence, connection, character and compassion, February 10, 2020
Resolve to have a great 4-H year, December 12, 2018
Using social media in your 4-H club, March 26, 2018
Can a 4-H group apply for a grant?, March 16, 2018
Take a step back from your smart phone, February 14, 2018
When will you use a W-9 as a 4-H group?, January 19, 2018
Responsible social media activities, January 11, 2018
The role of the like button, November 27, 2017
Five things parents and volunteers should know about live-streaming video apps, October 19, 2017
Five texting etiquette tips for youth, October 6, 2017
Five phone etiquette tips for youth, September 28, 2017
What is Sarahah?, August 14, 2017
Considerations for youth and social networking – Part 6: The role of photo captions, July 28, 2017
Musical.ly: Five things parents and volunteers should know about the app, June 20, 2017
Snapchat’s role in volunteer organization’s social media presence, May 19, 2017
Considerations for youth and social networking – Part 5: What is news?, April 24, 2017
Considerations for youth and social networking – Part 4: Sharing photos, March 16, 2017
Considerations for youth and social networking – Part 3: Privacy settings, February 16, 2017
Considerations for youth and social networking – Part 2: Who to friend, December 13, 2016
Considerations for youth and social networking – Part 1: Having an account, November 11, 2016
Professional boundaries to consider, September 29, 2016
Using Snapchat: Top five points parents and volunteers should know, August 4, 2016
Think before sharing news online, July 19, 2016
Role modeling technology usage, June 8, 2016
Using hashtags to promote your program, May 20, 2016
Taking a step back from social media, May 5, 2016
Maximizing social networking usage, May 5, 2016
Be prepared to talk to youth about the news, December 7, 2015
Take the time to be thankful in November, November 25, 2015
Things to consider when posting online – Part 3: Questions to consider, October 19, 2015
Things to consider when posting online – Part 2: Who should you friend?, September 16, 2015
Things to consider when posting online – Part 1: Boundaries, August 19, 2015
How to volunteer with 4-H outside of being a club leader, July 6, 2015
So you want to start a 4-H club?, June 18, 2015
What is positive youth development?, May 27, 2015
Volunteer recognition by generation, April 6, 2015
Using social media in your volunteer program, February 23, 2015
Spark an interest in STEM through robotics for Cloverbuds, January 27, 2015

Authored Documents

Ready To Go: Volunteer Training Toolkit - Building the Relationships (4H1761unit1), May 26, 2020
Ready to Go: Volunteer Training Toolkit - Youth Development (4H1761Unit4), May 26, 2020
Ready to Go: Volunteer Training Toolkit - Cultural Competency (4H1761Unit5), May 26, 2020
Ready to Go: Volunteer Training Toolkit - Communication (4H1761Unit3), May 26, 2020
Ready To Go: Introduction (4H1761Introduction), May 26, 2020
Ready To Go: Volunteer Training Toolkit Unit 1 Setting Boundaries (4h1761Unit2), May 26, 2020
Ready To Go: Volunteer Training Toolkit Complete Set (4H1761), May 26, 2020
4-H Responsible Social Media Activities, December 18, 2017
4-H Responsible Social Media Activity: Online Consequences, December 18, 2017
4-H Responsible Social Media Activity: Caption This!, November 1, 2017

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