Sponsors:
Duke Energy
Progress Energy
Dominion NC Power
NC Association of Electric Cooperatives

4-H Hotlinks NC 4-H Youth Development National 4-H Council 4-H in the USA www.4-H.org CALS 4-H Development 4-H Scholarships NC 4-H Publications NC 4-H Camps NC Extension Youth History

4-H Electric Program

Electric Program Electric Program Overview Awards Leader Responsibilities "Electric Program Overview" (ppt) "Electric Awards Overview" (ppt) "Magic of Electricity" (ppt) 2009 Electric Kit and Other Projects (.pdf format*) Solar Car Kit Project Kit Request Form (.pdf format*) Electric Project Kit Consent Form (.pdf format*) Soldering and Troubleshooting Tips (.pdf format*) Basic Soldering Technique Electronic Supplies (Soldering irons, etc..) Electric Presentations Electric Recruit Activity Record Form (.pdf format)

62^nd 4-H Electric Congress (July 13-15, 2009; UNC-Charlotte) Bus Schedules (2009) (.pdf format*) Delegate Registration and Reporting Forms Medical Form (.pdf format*) Code of Conduct Form (.pdf format*) Media Release Form (.pdf format*) Sponsor Addresses Electric Congress Program (2008) Pictures Electric Congress Pictures (2006) Electric Congress Pictures (2008)

Contact: Grant Ellington Extension Associate NC State University Biological & Agricultural Engineering Campus Box 7625 Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7625 PHONE: (919)-515-6793 FAX: (919) 515-6772 e-mail: Grant Ellington grant_ellington@ncsu.edu

The 4-H Electric Program is steeped in the states extension history. It dates back to the days when extension electrification demonstration programs were esential to the success and development of rural america and its farms. The demonstration trailershown above was widely used in 1937 to demonstrate how electricity could be use in the home and on the farm.

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