Running Successful Extension Camps for Hispanic Children: From Program Planning to Program Delivery for a 1-Week Day Camp

Authors

Susan Farner, University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignFollow
German Cutz, University of Illinois ExtensionFollow
Barbara Farner, University of Illinois ExtensionFollow
Sheri Seibold, University of Illinois ExtensionFollow

Volume

44

Issue

4

Abstract

To address the increasing Hispanic population in Illinois and to follow the mission of the University of Illinois Extension, educators must find ways to reach this population. To serve the Hispanic population with non-bilingual staff, it is necessary to address how to plan and deliver a camp, what support is need for non-bilingual Extension personnel, and whether Extension can meet the needs of this population. An evaluation of a summer camp for Spanish-speaking children was conducted. The results of this evaluation demonstrated that Extension programs could be effectively carried out in Hispanic communities with little modification.

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Recommended Citation

Farner, S., Cutz, G., Farner, B., & Seibold, S. (2006). Running Successful Extension Camps for Hispanic Children: From Program Planning to Program Delivery for a 1-Week Day Camp. The Journal of Extension, 44(4), Article 6. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol44/iss4/6