Title: 2014 Oklahoma 4-H Roundup
12014 Oklahoma 4-H Roundup
4-H Making Superstars!
County Delegate Orientation
293rd State Roundup
- Your State 4-H Leadership Council is excited you
are planning to attend Roundup and look forward
to seeing you. We hope you enjoy the speakers,
workshops and recreation planned. - Sincerely,
- Ricki Schroeder
Ricki Schroeder President State 4-H Leadership
Council
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3Roundup Program
- Everything you need to know!
- Keep it on your person each day because it
contains - Map of Campus
- Schedule
- Dress Code for the Day
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4County Travel Plan
- July 22/23
- _____ am/pm Load Luggage
- _____ am/pm Depart County Office
- Travel to Stillwater with stops for __________
- July 25
- _____ am/pm Depart Stillwater
- _____ am/pm Lunch in _____
- Travel to ______ with stops for __________
- _____ am/pm Arrive at County Office
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5programming
- Workshops
- Purpose is to increase your knowledge, motivate
project work or expose you to new information - Return home and share information
- Read description and rank choices carefully on
the registration form - Workshop assignments are based on when county
submission are received - Important to go to workshops that are assigned.
Role will be taken and attendance will be posted!
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6Programming - continued
- First Timer Orientation
- Recreation and Free Time
- Meet people from other counties and districts
- Renew old friendships
- Learn about 4-H experiences in other counties
- Share what your county does
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7Programming - continued
- Assemblies
- Welcome and Political Rally
- District Rally
- Spirit Town Hall, spirit contest, Ambassador
presentation - Honor Night recognize alumni, state record book
winners and State Hall of Fame - Friday 4-H Has Talent, election results, etc.
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8State Elections
- Political Rally and Town Hall Meeting Speeches
and questions for President, Vice President,
Secretary and Reporter of the 4-H Leadership
Council - Responsibility each delegate should take time
to meet candidates on Thursday or after the rally - County Voting Delegate (CVD) select a minimum
of two CVDs.
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9State Elections - continued
- Town Hall Meeting (Thursday Morning Assembly)
Candidates will address questions submitted by
the counties. CVD should take notes to discuss
with the delegates at the county meeting. - Candidate Questions each county may submit two
questions prior to Roundup/
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10State Elections - continued
- County Meeting
- CVD will facilitate the meeting - discussing
speeches and what was heard in the Town Hall
meeting. - Delegates cast votes for candidates.
- CVD tallies, shares results and marks the
Countys ballot in front of the delegation based
on the votes counted.
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11Packing
- Clothes
- Toiletries
- Bedding
- Beds in Kerr Drummond are XL Twin
- Beds in Suites are Full
- Towels
- Spending Money (Bring Change)
- Supplies or Equipment competitive events,
workshops, etc. - Snacks
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12Dress Code
- Rule 1 in doubt, leave it at home!
- Below are the classifications of clothing for
scheduled activities - Snappy Casual to be worn at some competitive
events, workshops and designated assemblies - Business Professional or Dress wear some
competitive events, banquet and honor night - Casual Roundup t-shirt with appropriate
shorts/jeans/slacks/skirt.
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13Dress Code
- Youth or adults not adhering to the code will be
asked to change - Competitive event professional dress is HIGHLY
encouraged - Etiquette - NO western hats or caps are to be
worn in a buildings at any time - P.J.s only to be worn in your room or on the
residence hall floor.
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14Dress Code Ladies snappy casual
- Slacks or jeans no fashion jeans/slacks with
holes or worn look - Shorts, dresses and skirts - no shorter than your
fingertips when standing straight with your arms
at your side - Coordinated separates, dresses, blouses,
remember modesty - Shoes - casual shoes, sandals or nice tennis shoes
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15Dress Code - Ladies
- Cute and fashionable but LEAVE at home
- Spaghetti straps - three finger rule will be
enforced - Any top/shirt showing midriff
- Tank tops
- Short shorts
- Miniskirts
- Clothing with holes
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16Dress Code Male snappy casual
- Slacks or jeans no fashion jeans/slacks with
holes or worn look - Dress shorts - appropriate length
- Shirts with a collar or a dress t-shirt
without a slogan - Shoes - casual shoes, sandals, nice tennis shoes
or boots
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17Dress Code - Males
- Fashionable but LEAVE at home
- Tank tops
- Any clothing or accessory with holes/worn look,
sayings or art which could be misinterpreted - Well worn or comfortable hats
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18Dress Code ladies Dress wear or professional
dress
- Dress - semi-formal or best dress
- Coordinated separates
- Dress Suit
- Leave at home
- Formal
- Backless or spaghetti strap dresses
No Denim of any kind or color dresses, shirts,
skirts, vests or jackets
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19Dress Code Male professional dress
- Dress Shirt - with a collar
- Dress Slacks
- Suit jacket or sport coat
- Dress shoes or boots
- Tie REQUIRED
No Denim of any kind or color shirts, vests,
pants or jackets No Hat of any kind
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20performance
- Positive reflection of yourself and our county
4-H program - Code of Conduct youth and adults held
responsible for their decisions and actions - Respect youth and adult Roundup delegates, OSU
students and campus employees
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21Performance - continued
- Manners - positive etiquette 24 hours a day
- Dress Code youth and adults held accountable
for dressing appropriately for each activity - Time have a watch/time keeping device so you
wake up on time and make it to scheduled
activities
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22Performance - continued
- Poor Personal Choices will be grounds for being
sent home and/or paying for any damage which
occurred as a result of a personal choice - Cell Phones OFF at all scheduled activities, to
be used only during free time
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23Nametags
- Wear nametag at ALL times
- It should be hung in plain sight around the
youth/chaperones neck - It is your admission into dances, activities,
meals and workshops
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24Damages or Losses
- Graffiti delegates will pay for defacing any
campus or personal property (includes
tape/paint/signs hung in windows) - Damage delegates will pay for any damage to
campus or personal property (includes elevators,
rooms, common areas, landscaping, etc.)
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25Damages or Losses - continued
- Replacement of lost key a minimum of 60
- Replace lost meal ticket/access card a minimum of
25
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26Safety First
- Keep your key on your person at all times (even
when going to the restroom or down the hall to
visit) - Keep room locked
- Keep valuables and money out of sight and safe
- Use good judgment about giving out phone number
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27Safety First - continued
- No boys in girls rooms
- No girls in boys rooms
- No boys on floors designated for girls
- No girls on floors designated for boys
- No riding elevators on a side designated for the
opposite gender
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28Safety First - continued
- Severe weather procedure
- Curfew - Do not leave your room after room check
- except to go to the bathroom - Walk in groups on campus after dark
- Do NOT leave campus property
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29Safety First - continued
- State 4-H Office - (405) 744-5390
- Kerr Drummond Residence Hall - (405) 744-5004
(Staffed 24 hours) - OSU Hospital - (405) 744-7665
- Stillwater Medical Center -
- (405) 372-1480
- OSU Police - (405) 744-6523
- Emergencies - 911
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30Recreation/free time
- Dance Dance like Grandma and Grandpa are
watching! - Good Judgment - No horsing around
- Rules - Follow directions given by those in
charge - Visit with friends, make new friends and have FUN!
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31See you in July!
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