What:
The New York 4-H Shooting Sports Programs’ Central
New York Workshop will certify volunteer leaders
as 4-H Shooting Sports Instructors. The workshop
will feature the following disciplines (based
on a minimum enrollment of five participants):
Air Pistol, Archery, Coordinator, Rifle,
and Shotgun.
Adults
will be certified to teach the applicable discipline
to youth participating in formal 4-H Shooting
Sports Programs and in camp situations.
Participants will be able
to complete requirements in only one discipline.
All equipment will be supplied. The workshop
adheres to all National 4-H Shooting Sports
curriculum standards.
Shooting is one of the safest recreational activities
and a lifetime hobby. Each participant works
to become more proficient by setting their own
standards for excellence. Most of all, shooting
is fun for the whole family. A major focus of
the workshop will be club development.
When:
September 12th & 13th. Training begins on
Friday at 6:00 p.m. and concludes at 6 p.m.
on Saturday. Registration is due to Otsego County
by September 10.
Where:
The workshop will be held at the Burlington
Flats Fish & Game Club, 615 Louie Dickinson
Road, Edmeston, NY in Otsego County.
Who:
The workshop is for those currently involved
in the 4-H Shooting Sports Project and those
interested in becoming instructors. Teen leaders
are welcome and will be recognized as Junior
Leaders in this project area. We encourage participation
regardless of gender or physical challenges.
The goal is to involve people who are interested
in teaching young people how to shoot safely
and to help them learn about the natural environment.
Your county must receive a completed application
before attending the workshop. The workshop
will certify the individual is trained to be
a 4-H Shooting Sports instructor, the home county
is responsible for approving the person as a
volunteer.
Training:
A minimum of 14 hours training will be done
the 4-H way - "Learning By Doing".
Cost:
All costs are covered through the efforts of
the New York State 4-H Shooting Sports
Committee and supportive donors. Registration
includes materials and meals. Lodging is on
your own.
There may be items to purchase.
Registration
will be through Cornell Cooperative Extension
of Otsego County,
ATTEN: Dinnie Sloman, 123 Lake St., Cooperstown,
NY 13326
For more information, contact William M. Schwerd,
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Saratoga County,
at (518) 885-8995 or by e-mail at wms4@cornell.edu.
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