Action Steps Document

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May 31, 2016 - Author: Michigan State University Extension

The Action Steps document is a helpful tracking tool that can be used by 4-H Advisory Groups to delegate tasks and ensure success of a project. The document requires a description of the task needing to be accomplished, the due date for completing the task and the person responsible for completing the task.

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