4h.okstate.edu
OK 4-H Youth Enrol ment Form
4-H Year: 2016-2017
Complete EACH set of blocks labeled REQUIRED. Incomplete information wil require returning the
enrol ment form and delay enrol ment status as an active enrol ment.
oYES Make any necessary changes to the family information before continuing with
Family Information: Was your family
al required fields.
enrol ed last year?
oNO New family to 4-H. Complete ALL required fields.
Family Profile Last Name
Family Primary Phone Number
City and Zip Code
Family Correspondence Preference
Are you in a Military 4-H Club? Na
oEmail oPostal Mail
Youth's First & Last Name
Was this YOUTH enrol ed last year?
4-H Member/Cloverbud Email
REQUIRED Mailing Address if different from Family
Birthdate MM/DD/YYYY
Gender: oMale oFemale
City and Zip Code
Primary Phone if different from Family
Youth's Correspondence Preference
oEmail oPostal Mail
Youth's Cel Phone
MUST provided CELL PROVIDER to receive text messages (ATT, Horizen. )
Parent/Guardian #1 First Name
Work Phone and Extension
Parent/Guardian #2 First Name
Work Phone and Extension
Use the "Secondary Household" feature when information needs to go to a parent/guardian/family member not living at the
residence with the 4-H member.
Correspondence Preference
Second Household to receive Information o Yes o No
oEmail oPostal Mail
City and Zip Code
Emergency Contact First and Last Name
Emergency Contact Phone
Emergency Contact Cel
Emergency Contact Email
Relationship (Mom, Dad, Aunt, etc.)
Are you a Teen Leader (13 and Up) who is
a certified volunteer?
Are you of Hispanic ethnicity? oYes oNo
(please indicate both an ethnicity and race)
oNative Hawai an or Pacific Islander
Check al that apply: oBlack
oAmerican Indian or Alaskan Native
oPrefer Not to State
oFarm (rural area where agricultural products are o
Suburb of city more than 50,000
oTown under 10,000 and rural non-farm
oCentral city more than 50,000
oTown/City 10,000 - 50.000 and its suburbs
No one in my family is serving in the military
oI have a parent serving in the military
oI have a sibling serving in the military
oAir Force oArmy oCoast Guard oDOD Civilian oMarines oNavy
oActive Duty oNational Guard oReserves
Effective 6/1/2016 - 5/31/2017
OK 4-H Youth Enrol ment Form
4-H Year: 2016-2017
School District/Town
Home School oYes oNo
Home School Group Name (as applies)
REQUIRED Grade in School?
T-shirt Size - state a size to the right
Shooting Sports Members (only)
Native American? oYes oNo
If yes, Tribe Name:
Youth must enrol in at least one (1) 4-H project and are limited to 10 projects. Limited enrol ment provides focus and encourages
greater learning and mastery of skil s and knowledge. Through project work; youth "learn-to-learn" by independent study, project
meetings and participation in workshops, tours, seminars, and camps. Project enrol ment does not limit participation in
activities/events unless it is stated in the guidelines. CLOVERBUDS do not enrol in projects.
Aerospace & Rocketry
Farm Machinery
Flower Gardening & House Plants
Recreation and Leisure Education
Foods and Nutrition - Breads, Cooking/
Preparation, Preservation, Presentation, etc.
Gardens - Fruits/Vegetables
Safety - Home, Farm, School, Personal
Goats – meat, milk and hair
Science Engineering and Technology -
TechXcite, GPS, UAV, Computer Science, etc…
Childcare, Child Development
Health & Fitness
Citizenship – Government, Service Learning and Hobbies and Col ectables
Shooting Sports - .22 Pistol
Community Service
Communication Arts - Graphics, Writing/Poetry, Horse, Donkey, Mule
Shooting Sports - .22 Rifle
Print, Story Tel ing, Filmmaking, Photography
Companion Animals – Dog, Cat, Pocket Pets,
Industrial Arts - woodworking, welding,
Shooting Sports - Air Pistol
Guinea Pigs, Birds, Fish, Reptiles, Other
construction, etc.
Consumer Education
International/Cultural Education - exchange
Shooting Sports - Air Rifle
programs, service abroad, education abroad
Shooting Sports - Archery
Design and Construction - Apparel and Sewing
Shooting Sports – Hunting and Wildlife
Design and Construction - Hobbies and Textiles: Meats
Shooting Sports-Muzzle Loader
Quilting, Knitting, Embroidery, Crochet, Fabric art,
Meteorology - Weather and Climate
Crafts and Sewing
Design and Construction - Interiors, Personal
Natural Resources - Wildlife and Fisheries, Game Shooting Sports – Shotgun
Living Space and Sewing
Birds, Forestry, Geology, Range
Electricity & Electronics
Ornamental Horticulture & Landscaping
Shooting Sports – Western Heritage
Energy - wind, electric, hydro, solar, gas, oil, coal, Outdoor Education - Camping, Recreation, High Smal Engines
Adventure, Hiking, etc.
Entomology and Bees
Performing Arts: Dance, Drama, Theater,
Clowning, Mime, Music, etc.
Entrepreneurship
Personal Development
Environmental Stewardship - Recycling,
Tractor and Machinery Safety
Composting, Water Conservation, etc.
oPlant and Soil Sciences
Expressive Arts: Visual Arts, Drawing, Painting,
Sculpture, Crafts, Leather, etc.
Public Speaking
Transfering 4-H Membership? If you are new to this county and enrol ed in another OK county or state, please provide the information below and we
wil transfer your membership to this county.
OK County transfering enrol ment from
State and county transferring enrol ment form:
Effective 6/1/2016 - 5/31/2017
Youth Participant Authorizations
Al boxes must be answered
Code of Conduct – We have read the Code of Conduct on page 7 and understand that failure to abide
by published and implied policies and regulations, including Code of Conduct, governing a 4-H
program may result in loss of membership privileges.
Electronic Communication w/Youth - I give permission for my student/child to receive direct
email/social media/text communications from 4-H/OCES staff/volunteers for
educational/programming purposes. I understand that I have a right to request a copy and receive the
same information my child does. I give my child permission to communicate with
educator(s)/volunteers/leaders via same said means. I understand I can withdraw permission for my
child to participate at any time by giving written notice to the staff member responsible. Complete
guidelines may be found in 4-H Membership Guidelines . Informed Consent, Voluntary Waiver, and Release - We have read the Liability Release on page 8 and
have been informed of the University's and 4-H Youth Development's position on Liability and
Assumption of Risks. Medical Release and Prescription Medication - YOUTH MEDICAL INFORMATION - Oklahoma State
University requests the use of 4-H Youth Participation Form 1, pages 1 and 2 in case of emergency, we
need accurate information to provide and/or seek appropriate treatment for Participant. You are
accountable for providing an accurate medical history. If Participant has any medical issue that is not
requested on the form, but which you think is important, please include that information. If you are
uncertain about any pre-existing medical conditions, it is your responsibility to consult with your own o I agree that I am aware of and
physician prior to participation in a Program. As a participant, parent, or guardian it is your
understand the position of OSU and 4-H
responsibility to disclose relevant information that may result in harm to Participant and/or others
Youth Development in the care and
during this Program. By signing this form, I represent and warrant that I have/wil provided al
treatment of my child.
materials and important information to Oklahoma State University pertaining to my Participant's
medical, mental and physical condition and that it is accurate and complete. I agree to notify the 4-H
program and or Oklahoma State University of any changes in the mental, physical or medical condition
of the Participant prior to any scheduled Program.
By revealing or disclosing the medical information it wil not be used by Oklahoma State University
Families are encouraged to complete the
personnel or employees to determine Participant's ability to participate safely in activities. I
attached portion of the Youth
understand that, if Participant chooses to participate in activities, he/she does so voluntarily and of
Participation form (Health) pages 5-6 as
his/her own accord and the final decision regarding participation is solely the responsibility of myself
part of the enrol ment process, but it is
REQUIRED and Participant. Final determination about whether to participate is the responsibility of you and
not required. If the child is on a
your physician. This information wil be kept in strict confidence and wil only be shared with your
prescription drug, the Prescription Form 2
(can be obtained from the Extension
In cases where medical attention is necessary, parent/guardian wil be contacted for approval when
Office or downloaded at
possible; however, in the event of an emergency the 4-H staff wil seek medical care for any child in
their care. Oklahoma State University does not offer any form of insurance for participant while
activities/forms). It wil be the family's
participating in Programs. Ful medical expense wil be the responsibility of parent or guardian. To see responsibility to update the information
al Medical Form go to http://4h.okstate.edu/events-and-activities/forms.
on the form as medical conditions,
treatments or prescriptions change during
Publicity Release - We give permission for use of name and/or picture for
print/photo/video/electronic media use (including but not limited to local newspaper, social media,
etc.) of the member to appear for any wide variety of formats and media for marketing, promotional
or educational purposes. Complete guidelines may be found in 4-H Membership Guidelines .
Survey and Evaluation Release - We give permission for the member to participate in and/or
complete surveys and evaluations that wil be used to determine program effectiveness or to promote
nWe understand that participation in surveys and evaluations is voluntary and that the member
may choose to not participate without any impact on his or her ability to participate in the program.
nWe understand that the member wil be asked for his or her verbal assent before completing a
survey or evaluation.
As a family we have read and discussed the Code of Conduct (pg 7), Informed Consent/Waiver (pg 8) and the various Authorizations. As a
parent/guardian my signatures indicates I agree to help this member in the projects in which he/she has emrol ed. The Youth's signature
indicates they wil fol ow the code of conduct and other rules associated with enrol ment.
4-H Member SignatureParent/Guardian Signature
Effective 6/1/2016 - 5/31/2017
Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development
Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development
Youth Participation Form
PLEASE READ THIS DOCUMENT CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING. THIS IS A LEGALLY BINDING DOCUMENT.
THIS SIGNED FORM MUST BE SUBMITTED BY A PARENT/LEGAL GUARDIAN BEFORE ANY CHILD IS ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE REFERENCED
PROGRAM/CAMP/TRIP/EVENT SPONSORED BY 4-H
Program/Camp/Trip/Event Name: Date(s):
Location: PARTICIPANT INFORMATION Name of Participant: Address:
Gender: M F
PARENT/GUARDIAN INFORMATION Parent/Legal Guardian Name: Address:
EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION Name/Relationship:
Name/Relationship:
MEDICAL INFORMATION - Oklahoma State University requests the information below so that in case of emergency, we have accurate
information to provide and/or seek appropriate treatment for Participant. You are accountable for providing an accurate medical history. If
Participant has any medical issue that is not requested below, but which you think is important, please include that information. If you are
uncertain about any pre-existing medical conditions, it is your responsibility to consult with your own physician prior to participating in this
Program. As a participant, parent, or guardian it is your responsibility to disclose relevant information that may result in harm to Participant
and/or others during this Program. By signing this form, I represent and warrant that I have provided al materials and important information to
Oklahoma State University pertaining to my Participant's medical, mental and physical condition and that it is accurate and complete. I agree to
notify the 4-H program and or Oklahoma State University of any changes in the mental, physical or medical condition of the Participant prior to
any scheduled Program. By revealing or disclosing the medical information in this document it wil not be used by Oklahoma State University personnel or employees to
determine Participant's ability to participate safely in activities. I understand that, if Participant chooses to participate in activities, he/she does so
voluntarily and of his/her own accord and the final decision regarding participation is solely the responsibility of myself and Participant. Final
determination about whether to participate is the responsibility of you and your physician. This information wil be kept in strict confidence
and wil only be shared with your permission. In cases where medical attention is necessary, parents wil be contacted for approval when possible; however, in the event of an emergency the 4-H
staff wil seek medical care for any child in their care. Oklahoma State University does not offer any form of insurance for participant while
participating in Programs. Ful medical expense wil be the responsibility of parent or guardian. Physician's Name:
Date of most recent tetanus toxoid immunization:
Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development
Do you have health/accident insurance? (circle one):
INCLUDE INFORMATION BELOW Insurance Company Name:
Address: Policy/Group#
Circle appropriate response and explain as appropriate. Use
IF yes, identify and/or explain:
additional paper if needed.
Does Participant have any limiting medical conditions that you or
your doctor feel would limit participation in normal 4-H projects or
Is Participant currently taking medication that may interfere with
ability to safely participate in 4-H Program?
Does Participant have a history of al ergies or reactions to
medications, insect stings, or plants? Does Participant have a history of food al ergies?
Does Participant have a history of, or currently suffer from medical
condition(s) with which we need to be aware?
AUTHORIZATION FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDICATION
General y 4-H staff wil only have minor first aid supplies at overnight events and wil avoid dispensing medications; however, at
times a child may become il while on an extended event or out of county trip and unless we have parental authorization, we
cannot administer ANY medications. Below is a list of common OTC medication. By checking, I authorize that the fol owing medications may be given to Participant if
the need arises. I shal indemnify and hold harmless the Program Staff, Oklahoma State University, its Board of Regents,
Administration, Faculty, Staff, Student Leaders, and al other officers, directors, employees and agents against any claims that
may arise relating to my child being administered the below indicated over- the-counter medications. Category 1 - May be administered without phone approval
Category 2 - May be administered without phone approval, when
possible wil be discussed with parents first.
Bug repel ent
Kaopectate or Imodium for diarrhea as directed.
Ointments for minor wound care or first aid as directed.
Milk of Magnesia, Pepto-Bismol or Mylanta for upset
(Antiseptic, anti-itch, anti-sting, antibiotic, sunburn)
stomach or nausea as directed.
Tylenol/Acetaminophen as directed.
Rolaids or Tums for acid reflux, heartburn or indigestion as
Ibuprofen as directed.
Throat lozenges and or spray as directed for sore throat.
Benadryl for swel ing, hives, al ergic reaction, as directed.
Hydrocortisone ointment as directed for mild skin irritations, Actifed or Sudafed as directed for nasal congestion or al ergy
poison ivy, and insect bites.
relief per instructions.
Medicated powder for skin irritation as directed.
Visine or other eye drops for minor eye irritation.
Calamine lotion for bug bites and poison ivy.
Swimmer's ear drops as directed.
Medicated lip ointment for dry, chapped lips, lip blisters or
Robitussin or other cough syrup as directed.
canker sores as directed.
Other (list any other approved over-the counter drugs)
Other (list any other approved over-the counter drugs)
Prescription Medication
Wil Participant need to take prescription medication while at the event or program? If yes, FORM
#2 MUST BE COMPLETED AND ATTACHED TO THIS FORM
Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development
CODE OF CONDUCT - Rules and Disciplinary Procedures – keep pages 7-8 for your records
Rules Participants and Parents Need to Know:
In seeking uniformity in the conduct expected at each county, district, state, national, and international 4-H event, the fol owing
guidelines have been developed.
Each participant has a reasonable expectation to enjoy a positive program experience. Therefore, the misbehavior of one
participant, or a group of participants, wil not be permitted to impact negatively on the program experience of others.
Most programs are short in duration, so prompt action is required when problems occur.
Realizing these guidelines are not "al inclusive", the Extension Service reserves the right to make adjustments to the Code
Al rules and regulations governing an activity, event or facility use wil be discussed with educators, certified volunteers,
parents and 4-H'ers prior to or at the beginning of each event.
Al 4-H'ers are under the supervision of any Extension staff or certified volunteer assigned to the event.
If the 4-H'er is found in violation of the Code of Conduct and disciplinary action is required his/her parent/guardian wil be
notified immediately and the 4-H'er may be suspended from participation in county, district, state, national and international
4-H activities and/or membership revoked. As deemed necessary, the appropriate County, District or State 4-H Office wil be
notified of disciplinary action.
If in the event any misconduct is deemed in violation of a law, the appropriate law enforcement agency wil be notified.
Participants dismissed from a program for disciplinary reasons wil not receive a refund on any fees paid to attend.
If a 4-H'er wishes to appeal the disciplinary action he/she must appeal in writing through their County Extension Office.
Appeals must be filed within 30 days fol owing notification of punishment. As necessary, the State 4-H Leader shal appoint
an appeal board, no sooner than 30 days fol owing the date of notification of the disciplinary action.
Participants are responsible for securing their belongings. Neither Oklahoma State University, nor ext. staff or certified
volunteer, is responsible for lost or stolen items. Leave excess money and valuables at home. Valuables brought to the
program are at participants' risk and can only be used at free or other authorized times.
The fol owing actions wil be considered a serious breach in conduct. This is not an al -inclusive list of conduct violations.
Assault or Personal Harm – Inflicting physical or
Theft, Misuse or Abuse of Public or Personal Property -
emotional harm on self or others.
Any damages caused by neglect or misuse wil be charged
Prohibit the possession, distribution, sale or use of
to the responsible party. Replacement cost wil be charged
il egal drugs/substances, alcoholic beverages; any
to anyone who removes or damages property. Any
form of tobacco or vapor products, fireworks; and/or
individual found tampering with any fire equipment (i.e. fire
weapons (does not limit the use of approved sporting
extinguishers, fire alarms, smoke detectors, etc.) wil be
arms when and where authorized).
dismissed from the Program immediately. Participants may
Sexual Misconduct - Coed visitation in the residence
not interfere with any security system or tamper with locks
hal s is permitted in designated common areas only
in participant rooms and other areas. Al furniture must
not in sleeping rooms. No boys wil be al owed in
remain unchanged and kept in place.
girls' rooms nor wil girls be al owed in boys' rooms,
Search of Property - If a question regarding any of the
either as individuals or groups. It is recognized that
above is raised, 4-H member consents to a search of
circumstances may arise for justifiable exceptions to
his/her room and/or personal property. Failure to comply
this policy. However, in every case, permission for
wil result in violation of the Code of Conduct.
exceptions must be secured from chaperone in
The fol owing actions wil be considered a breach in conduct. This is not an al -inclusive list of conduct violations.
Breaking curfew and/or disturbing the peace - Participants wil abide by nightly curfews and remain in there until morning.
Violating the Dress Code
Use of Abusive and Offensive Language
Bul ying and Harassment – Physical, emotional or electronic harassment/harm against self, fel ow participants or staff.
Vandalism and Pranks wil not be permitted.
Unexcused Absence from the activities of the event - Participants are to remain on the event site and attend al workshops,
classes, and planned social or recreational activities for the duration of the program unless program activities require
otherwise. If a participant needs to leave campus or event site for some reason, supervising ext. staff or certified volunteer
must have prior written approval from the parent or guardian, and agree to grant specific permission.
Unauthorized use of Vehicles during the event - Participants are not al owed to drive or ride in personal vehicles during
the dates of the program unless they receive specific permission to do so from their supervising extension staff or
certified volunteer. While we understand that some participants wil drive to the event, our policy is that participants
should not be driving during the event. Participants may be asked to turn their car keys in to the supervising staff or
certified volunteer for the duration of the program.
Misuse of Technology - Participants must never misuse internet, social media, cel phone or any new technological devices.
Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development
Accessing or sending unauthorized or inappropriate content is strictly prohibited.
Informed Consent, Voluntary Waiver, Release of Liability & Assumption of Risks
I, the undersigned, wish for my Child (hereafter "Child") to participate in the above referenced youth program
(hereafter "Program") on the date(s) and location(s) indicated above and, in consideration for my Child's
participation, I hereby agree as fol ows: I acknowledge, understand and appreciate that as part of my Child's participation in the Program there are dangers,
hazards and inherent risks to which my Child may be exposed, including the risk of serious physical injury, temporary
or permanent disability, and death, as wel as economic and property loss. I further realize that participating in the
youth program may involve risks and dangers, both known and unknown, and have elected to al ow my Child to take
part in the Program. Therefore I, on behalf of my Child, voluntarily accept and assume al risk of injury, loss of life or
damage to property arising out of training, preparing, participating, and traveling to or from the Program. I, on behalf of my Child, hereby release Oklahoma 4-H, Oklahoma State University, its Board of Regents,
Administration, Faculty, Staff, Student Leaders, the Program Staff, and al other officers, directors, employees,
volunteers and agents (hereafter "OSU") from any and al liability as to any right of action that may accrue to my heirs
or representatives for any injury to my Child or loss that my Child may suffer while training, preparing, participating
and/or traveling to or from the above indicted event. This agreement is binding on my heirs and assigns. In the event of an accident or serious il ness, I hereby authorize representatives of OSU to obtain medical treatment
for my Child on my behalf. I hereby hold harmless and agree to indemnify OSU from any claims, causes of action,
damages and/or liabilities, arising out of or resulting from said medical treatment. I further agree to accept ful
responsibility for any and al expenses, including medical expenses that may derive from any injuries to my Child that
may occur during his/her participation in the Program. This RELEASE shal be governed by and construed under the laws of Oklahoma. I agree that any legal action or
proceeding relating to this RELEASE, or arising out of any injury, death, damage or loss as a result of my Child's
participation in any part of the Program, shal be brought only in Payne County, Oklahoma. This RELEASE contains the entire agreement between the parties to this agreement and the terms of this RELEASE are
contractual and are not al inclusive. The information I have provided is disclosed accurately and truthful y. I have
been given ample opportunity to read this document and I understand and agree to al of its terms and conditions. I
understand that I am giving up substantial rights (including my right to sue), and acknowledge that I am signing this
document freely and voluntarily, and intend by my signature to provide a complete and unconditional release of al
liability to the greatest extent al owed by law. My signature on this document is intended to bind not only myself and
my Child but also the successors, heirs, representatives, administrators, and assigns of myself and my Child.
Family - Keep pages 7-8 for your records
Source: http://4h.okstate.edu/literature-links/lit-online/others/4henrollment/201516YouthEnrollmentFinal.pdf
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