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Frequently Asked Questions
What workshops will I attend at the Forum?
Workshops are generally filled on a first come, first serve basis.  This year special workshop selections including tours and tracks will be offered. More details will be posted as to registration procedures for these opportunities once they are made available.   Generally more than 40 workshops are offer with four different time periods.  A delegate, in addition to participating in motivational presentations, may select approximately 4 workshops to attend as well as evening funshops.

What is a funshop?
Funshops are evening workshops that are more recreational in nature.  Some are crafts, others are dancing while others may be a night hike.  Simply put, funshops are evening activities that run the gament from educational to purely entertaining.

What is trading?
A forum tradition, trading is an opportunity to get to know other leaders.  During a social time, leaders will exchange pins, tags and homemade items generally depicting their home states.  Items are offered in the spirit of friendship and should be in good taste.  A minimal number of items are provided the Georgia delegation at registration and include bulldog stickers and such.  Past participants have made pins from cotton, peaches and other Georgia commodities.

Are scholarships offfered to Southern Region Leader Forum?
While National 4-H Council provides coordination of the program and with a team of specialists and volunteers from the region.  Scholarships are not presented at this level.  Georgia 4-H with the assistance of the Georgia 4-H Volunteer Leaders Association  trips to Southern Region Leaders Forum through the 4-H Volunteer Leader Recogntion Program.  If a volunteer would like to attend and funding is preventing attendance, please contact  Jenny Jordan (jwj4h@uga.edu).  We will try to work with any leader wishing to expand his/her knowledge to benefit the total program.

If Rock Eagle is all adults for the weekend will I sleep on a top bunk?
Cabins are assigned with registration.  We make every effort to accomodate special needs of our delegation.  Only a handful of delegates will be sleeping on top bunks.  We fill as many bottom bunks as possible.  Additionally, linens are provided so you will not need to bring sleeping bags or sheets.

What do I wear?
The Forum is primarily casual in dress.  Each Georgia delegate will be provided a Georgia 4-H Volunteer long sleeve t-shirt to wear for state pictures on Friday.  Additionally, Saturday evening's banquet is a dress up affair.  Jeans, shorts (in warm October's) and other casual wear is entirely appropriate.

How do I register?
Thru your Extension office. The current early bird deadline is August 15. It will not be earlier but it may be extended.

What if I register late or send payment after the deadline?
An additional $50 is charged. 

I'm confused.  Who can give me more details?
Contact your local Extension office or Jenny Jordan, Extension 4-H Specialist (jwj4h@uga.edu) or (706) 542-4H4H

updated 6/1/07

 
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