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Join Tony Staubach, Extension Educator, 4-H Youth Development to learn the basics of photography.
The secret to a good picture isn’t in the editing, it’s in the original snapshot. Learn about equipment, lighting, composition, skills, and story telling.
Location: ZOOM Cost: Free
Details: You will need a camera or cell phone with a camera.
While the global pandemic has changed the way we work and live, Hamilton County 4-H Youth Development is moving forward with five projects to improve the program and involve more youth!
1.) Organizational Self Assessment
As a child I participated in a theatrical production about fire. The production has three movements. At one point we danced around a pile of TVs on stage to represent a large bonfire. Later we were asked to escape a burning building. When asked what I would take from my home in a fire I quickly answered car keys. Apparently at 8 years old I was going to drive away from that burning mess.
It's all about 4-H this week as Extension Educator, 4-H Youth Development talks to his Greene County Counterpart Rebecca Supinger about 4-H and the Fair. Rebecca Supinger joined OSU Extension in 2012. She serves as the Extension Educator for 4-H Youth Development in Greene County. Rebecca received her undergraduate degree from Bowling Green State University and studied Early Childhood Education. She attended the University of Dayton where she studied Higher Education Administration.
Equity, accountability and compost! Join Extension Educator, 4-H Youth Development, Tony Staubach as he chats with Abby Strietmann, Erdkinder and Agriculture Teacher at Clark Montessori High School.
What’s the point?
Have you ever had those moments where you wonder why you’re doing something?
You take a moment and think, no one cares, no one wants this, no one notices this.
That’s when you have to look inside and ask, why? Is this for you or is it to please others. Now is a great time to stop, reassess and find compromise.
The world is full of characters but, life is much more complicated than a story. You might feel like your life is the A story line, or sometimes the B. But, there are no storylines, only a woven tapestry of events both complicated and simplified by the actions of others.
Sometimes, it is okay to feel out of control. Sometimes, it is okay to say goodbye. Sometimes you must walk away from what was and walk into what will be. We have all tried to hide away for as long as we can but, one day we must confront the truth and come to the realization that our world is illuminated by the light we cast.
It’s okay to be bored, in fact it’s a good thing sometimes. If this global pandemic and social isolation has taught me anything, it’s that I need to take some time to sit in my solitude and find my passion again.
On Sunday, January 12, 2020 4-H volunteers, members and supporters gathered for the annual Hamilton County 4-H Awards Banquet to recognize the outstanding achievements of the 4-H youth. Presented by the Hamilton County Community Fair Association at Miami Whitewater United Methodist Church the event was hosted by OSU Extension Educator, 4-H Youth Development, Tony Staubach
