Curriculum Vita

Theresa M. Ferrari, Ph.D.Ohio State University, 4-H Youth DevelopmentNationwide & Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center2201 Fred Taylor Dr., Columbus, OH 43210

Work Phone: 614-247-8164 Work Fax: 614-292-5937 Cell: 614-570-8681 E-mail: ferrari.8@osu.edu

Education1998 Ph.D. Michigan State University

Family & Child Ecology

1979 M.A. Michigan State UniversityClothing & Textiles; Minor: Education

1977 B.S. State University of New York, College at OneontaHome Economics Education

Current Position2018-present Professor and Extension Specialist, 4-H Youth Development, Ohio State

University

2006-2018 Associate Professor and Extension Specialist, 4-H Youth Development, Ohio State University

2000-2006 Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist, 4-H Youth Development, Ohio State University

Special Assignments2008 4-H Military Partnerships Coordinator, National 4-H Headquarters; Cooperative

State Research, Education, and Extension Service, USDA (1-year on-loan via an Intergovernmental Personnel Act)

Previous Positions1998-2000 Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist, University of Florida, Department

of Family, Youth, and Community Sciences

1995-1998 Graduate Research Assistant, Michigan State University, Department of Family and Child Ecology

1993-1995 Extension Educator, University of Maine, Cumberland County

1988-1993 Associate Extension Educator, University of Maine Cooperative Extension, Cumberland County

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1983-1988 Assistant Extension Educator, University of Maine Cooperative Extension, Piscataquis County (1983-1985) and Cumberland County (1985-1988)

1980-1983 Extension Instructor, University of Maine Cooperative Extension, Piscataquis County

CertificationsApril 2019-2022 Youth Mental Health First Aid USA, National Council for

Behavioral Health

June 2018-2021 Social and Behavioral Responsible Conduct of Research

June 2017-2020 Adult Mental Health First Aid USA, National Council for Behavioral Health

June 2012 Resilience Training Assistant, Ohio National Guard

November 2005 - Present Human Subjects Research, Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative, The Ohio State University

Publications

Chapters in Edited Books

1. Ferrari, T. M. (2003). Working hand in hand: Community youth development and career development. In F.A. Villarruel, D.F. Perkins, L. M. Borden, & J. G. Keith (Eds.), Community youth development: Programs, policies, and practices (pp. 201-223). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

2. Keith, J. G., Perkins, D. F., Greer, J. C., Casey, K. M., & Ferrari, T. M. (1998). The Young Spartan Program: Building a bridge between the ivory tower and the community. In R. M. Lerner & L. A. K. Simon (Eds.), University-community collaborations for the twenty-first century: Outreach scholarship for youth and families (pp. 289-314). New York: Garland.

Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles

1. Ferrari, T. M. (2019). 4-H Healthy Living ambassador programs: A survey of organizational and programmatic aspects. Journal of Extension, 57(1), Article v57-1rb1. https://www.joe.org/joe/2019february/rb1.php

2. Smathers, C. A., & Ferrari, T. M. (2018). Levels of Community Change: A game to teach about policy, system, and environment change. Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior, 50(3), 311-314.e1. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jneb.2017.10.004

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3. Epley, H. K., Ferrari, T. M., & Cochran, G. R. (2017). Development of a competency model for a state 4-H camp counselor program. Journal of Park and Recreation Administration, 35(2), 51-73. https://doi.org/10.18666/JPRA-2017-V35-I2-7211

4. Ferrari, T. M. (2015). Considerations for creating successful camps for military families. Journal of Extension, 53(5), Article v53-5iw6. http://www.joe.org/joe/2015october/iw6.php

5. Clary, C. D., & Ferrari, T. M. (2015). Communication, coping, and connections: Campers’ and parents’ perspectives of self-efficacy and benefits of participation in deployment support camps. Journal of Youth Development, 10(2), 31-54. https://doi.org/10.5195/jyd.2015.407

6. Cochran, G., Ferrari, T. M., & Arnett, N. (2014). Using an initiative to focus programming efforts: A case study of the Ohio 4-H Workforce Preparation Initiative. Journal of Extension, 52(3), Article v52-3a8. https://www.joe.org/joe/2014june/a8.php

7. Cochran, G., Ferrari, T. M., & Chen, C. Y. (2012). Trends affecting Ohio State University Extension and the implications for human capital. Journal of Agricultural Education, 53(2), 43-57. https://doi.org/10.5032/jae.2012.0204

8. Ferrari, T. M., & Arnett, N. (2011). Implementing a work-based-learning approach to 4-H camp counseling. Journal of Youth Development, 6(4), 17-31. https://doi.org/10.5195/jyd.2011.161

9. Albright, M. B., & Ferrari, T. M. (2010). “Push” and “pull”: A qualitative study of factors that contribute to older youth leaving the 4-H program. Journal of Youth Development, 5(3), 55-74. https://doi.org/10.5195/jyd.2010.209

10. Ferrari, T. M., Bateson, L., Hudson, N., Bridgeman, B., & Cochran, G. (2010). Getting real results with OSU Extension’s Real Money Real World financial literacy program. Journal of Youth Development, 5(2), 18-32. https://doi.org/10.5195/jyd.2010.217

11. Ferrari, T. M., Lekies, K. S., & Arnett, N. (2009). Opportunities matter: Exploring youths’ perspectives on their long-term participation in an urban 4-H youth development program. Journal of Youth Development, 4(3), 22-40. https://doi.org/10.5195/jyd.2009.249

12. Cochran, G., & Ferrari, T. M. (2009). Preparing youth for the 21st century knowledge economy: Youth programs and workforce preparation. Afterschool Matters, 8, 11-25. http://www.robertbownefoundation.org/pdf_files/2009_asm_spring.pdf

13. Ferrari, T. M., Arnett, N., & Cochran, G. (2008). Preparing teens for success: Building 21st century skills through a 4-H work-based learning program. Journal of Youth Development, 3(1), 27-44. https://doi.org/10.5195/jyd.2008.317

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14. Digby, J. K., & Ferrari, T. M. (2007). Camp counseling and the development and transfer of workforce skills: The perspective of Ohio 4-H camp counselor alumni. Journal of Youth Development, 2(2), 103-122. https://doi.org/10.5195/jyd.2007.349

15. Ferrari, T. M., & Digby, J. K. (2007). The value of working at camp on the lives of young camp staff. Camping Magazine, 80(6), 17-18. http://www.acacamps.org/content/value-working-camp-lives-young-camp-staff

16. Cochran, G., Arnett, N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2007). Adventure Central: Applying the “demonstration plot” concept to youth development. Journal of Higher Education Outreach and Engagement, 11(4), 55-75. http://openjournals.libs.uga.edu/index.php/jheoe/article/view/142

17. Ferrari, T. M., & McNeely, N. N. (2007). Positive youth development: What’s camp counseling got to do with it? Findings from a study of Ohio 4-H camp counselors. Journal of Extension, 45(2), Article 2RIB7. https://www.joe.org/joe/2007april/rb7.php

18. Ferrari, T. M., Futris, T. G., Smathers, C. A., Cochran, G. R., Arnett, N., & Digby, J. K. (2006). Parents’ perceptions of family involvement and youth outcomes at an urban 4-H program. Forum for Family and Consumer Issues, 11(2). http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/fcs/pub/11_2/fa1.html

19. Ferrari, T. M., & Turner, C. L. (2006). Motivations for joining and continued participation in a 4-H Afterschool program. Journal of Extension, 44(4), Article 4RIB3. https://www.joe.org/joe/2006august/rb3.php

20. Scheer, S. D., Ferrari, T. M., Earnest, G. W., & Connors, J. J. (2006). Preparing Extension professionals: Ohio’s model of Extension education. Journal of Extension 44(4), Article 4FEA1. shttps://www.joe.org/joe/2006august/a1.php

21. Paisley, J. E., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005). Extent of positive youth-adult relationships in a 4-H Afterschool program. Journal of Extension, 43(2), Article 2RIB4. https://www.joe.org/joe/2005april/rb4.php

22. Ferrari, T. M., & Sweeney, L. B. H. (2005). Building a collaboration for youth development: The “club-within-a-club.” Journal of Extension, 43(1), Article 1FEA4. https://www.joe.org/joe/2005february/a4.php

23. Ferrari, T. M., Hogue, C. A., & Scheer, S. D. (2004). Parents’ perceptions of life skills development in the 4-H Cloverbud program. Journal of Extension, 42(3), Article 3RIB6. https://www.joe.org/joe/2004june/rb6.php

24. Anderson-Butcher, D., Newsome, W. S., & Ferrari, T. M. (2003). Participation in Boys and Girls Clubs and relationships to youth outcomes. Journal of Community Psychology, 31(1), 39-53. https://doi.org/10.1002/jcop.1003

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25. Ferrer, M., Jacob, S., & Ferrari, T. M. (2001). Two (or more) heads are better than one: An application of group process to developing Extension evaluation tools. Journal of Extension, 39(5), Article 5FEA2. https://www.joe.org/joe/2001october/a2.php

26. Perkins, D. F., Ferrari, T. M., Covey, M. A., & Keith, J. G. (1994). Getting dinosaurs to dance: Community collaborations as applications of ecological theory. Home Economics FORUM, 7(1), 39-47. Retrieved from http://www.kon.org/archives/forum/forum7_1.pdf (This publication now goes by the name Kappa Omicron Nu FORUM.)

Editor-Reviewed Journal Articles

1. Arnold, M. E., & Ferrari, T. M. (2018). On the intersection of health, well-being, and youth development. Journal of Youth Development, 13(3), 1-11. https://doi.org/10.5195/jyd.2018.678

2. Ferrari, T. M. (2018). YA4-H! Youth advocates for health: Youth participatory action research. Journal of Youth Development, 13(3), 264-271. https://doi.org/ 10.5195/jyd.2018.653

3. Ferrari, T. M., & Smathers, C. A. (2018). Blender bikes: Blending nutrition and physical activity. Journal of Extension, 56(2), Article v56-2tt5. https://www.joe.org/joe/2018april/tt5.php

4. Ferrari, T. M. (2013). Operation: Military Kids - Reaching out to Ohio’s military youth. Ohio School Boards Association Journal, 57(4), 26-28 http://www.ohioschoolboards.org/Journal

5. Cochran, G., Catchpole, K., Arnett, N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2010). Extension’s role in preparing youth for the workforce: A challenge to Extension professionals. Journal of Extension, 48(4), Article v48-4comm1. http://www.joe.org/joe/2010august/comm1.php

6. Ferrari, T. M., Digby, J. K., & McNeely, N. N. (2006). Alumni perceptions of the Ohio 4-H camp counselor program. In B. Garst & J. Jacobs (Eds.), Research: Get a real job. Camping Magazine, 79(6). http://www.acacamps.org/content/research-get-real-job

7. McNeely, N. N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005). Results of a study of the Ohio 4-H camp counseling experience and implications for programming. In G. Powell (Ed.), Research offers practical staff recruitment solutions. Camping Magazine, 78(5), 11. http://www.acacamps.org/members/knowledge/human/cm/0509rnresearch

8. Ferrari, T. M. (2005). Extension’s response to an un-natural disaster: Enlisting your support for military youth and families. Journal of Extension, 43(4), Article 4COM1. https://www.joe.org/joe/2005august/comm1.php

9. Villarruel, F. A., Carolan, M., Youatt, J. P., Carter, S., Onaga, E., Schroeder, B. A., Griffore, R. J., Ferrari, T., Herb, H. B., Luster, T., Kostelnik, M. J., Walker, J.

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Viramontez, R., & McAdoo, H. P. (1998). Twenty-ninth annual National Council on Family Relations media awards competition. Family Relations, 47, 103-110. https://doi.org/10.2307/584856

10. Ferrari, T. M. (1988). Reaching out for teen awareness. Explorations: Journal of Research and Public Service, 5(1), 7-8. [Available: Office of the Vice President for Research and Public Service, University of Maine, Orono, ME 04469]

Publications Submitted or In Preparation

1. Bates, S., Clary, C., Anderson-Butcher, D., & Ferrari, T. M. (2019). A comparative examination of how program design components influence youth leadership skill development. [Submitted; under review]

Abstracts and Short Entries (Peer Reviewed)

1. Ferrari, T. M., & Dybdahl, Q. B. (2016). Benefits of long-term participation in camp experiences for military youth. 2016 American Camp Association Research Forum Abstracts (pp. 11-13). https://www.acacamps.org/sites/default/files/resource_library/2016-National-Research-Forum-Book-Abstracts.pdf

2. Epley, H. K., Ferrari, T. M., & Cochran, G. R. (2015). Development of a competency model for a state 4-H camp counselor program. 2015 American Camp Association Research Forum Abstracts (pp. 11-13). https://www.acacamps.org/sites/default/files/resource_library/2015-National-Research-Forum-Book-Abstracts.pdf

3. Clary, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2014). Camps help youth develop skills to deal with the challenges of military deployments. 2014 American Camp Association Research Forum Abstracts (pp. 13-16). https://www.acacamps.org/sites/default/files/resource_library/2014-National-Research-Forum-Book-Abstracts.pdf

4. Kremer, F., Cochran, G. R., & Ferrari, T. M. (2013). A case study of Ohio State University Extension’s 2009 organization restructuring: Perceptions from area leaders and regional directors. American Association of Agricultural Education Conference, Columbus, OH. http://aaaeonline.org/Natl-2013-Columbus-Ohio

5. Ferrari, T. M., & Risch, L. S. (2013). Exploring 4-H camp counseling as a context for developing responsibility. 2013 American Camp Association Research Forum Abstracts (pp. 21-24). https://www.acacamps.org/sites/default/files/resource_library/2013-National-Research-Forum-Book-Abstracts.pdf

6. Ferrari, T. M. & Arnett, N. (2012). Lessons learned from implementing a work-based learning approach to 4-H camp counseling. 2012 American Camp Association Research

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Forum Abstracts (pp. 26-28). http://www.acacamps.org/sites/default/files/images/research/symposium/ACA-Research-Abstracts-2012-Final.pdf

7. Arnett, N., Catchpole, K., & Ferrari, T. M. (2012). Adventure Central’s After-School Program. [Abstract]. Programs of Distinction. Washington, DC: 4-H National Headquarters.

8. Arnett, N., Cochran, G., & Ferrari, T. M. (2008). Job Experience and Training Program. [Abstract]. Programs of Distinction. Washington, DC: 4-H National Headquarters.

9. Ferrari, T. M., Digby, J. K., McNeely, N. N. (2006). “The experience of a lifetime”: Alumni perceptions of the development and transfer of life and workforce skills in the Ohio 4-H camp counselor program. 2006 American Camp Association Research Forum Abstracts.

10. McNeely, N. N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005). Results of a study of the Ohio 4-H camp counseling experience and implications for programming. 2005 American Camp Association Research Forum Abstracts, pp. 8-9.

11. Ferrari, T. M. (1996). Strengthening the mesosystem through school-age child care: Theory, research, and practical application. Visioning Human Ecology for the 21st Century, 3rd Beatrice Paolucci Symposium, pp. 158-159.

Conference Papers in Proceedings (Peer Reviewed)

1. Cochran, G. R., Ferrari, T. M., & Chen, C. Y. Key Trends and the implications for Extension work in Ohio State University Extension. In: Proceedings of the 2011 American Association for Agricultural Educators Research Conference. (May 2011). Edited by R. G. Lawver & B. K. Warnick. Coeur d’Alene, ID: American Association for Agricultural Educators, pp. 38-51.

Unpublished Scholarly Presentations

Invited – Local1. Anderson-Butcher, D., Bates, S., Ferrari, T., Clary, C., & Gomez Volek, A. L. (2018,

February). Youth leadership exploration and development (YLEAD) study. Presentation, Fisher College of Business Leadership Initiative Academic Conference, Columbus, OH.

2. Ferrari, T. M. (2017, October). Making connections with OSU Extension: Examples from 4-H Youth Development. Panel presenter; presented at Ohio State University Medical Dietetics Seminar. Columbus, OH.

3. Ferrari, T. M. (2013, December). People, programs, and partnerships: Ohio Military Kids and the USO of Central & Southern Ohio. Presentation at the USO of Central & Southern Ohio, Columbus, OH.

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4. Ferrari, T. M. (2013, February). Developing leadership skills in girls. Presentation at Zonta of Columbus, Worthington, OH.

Invited – State

1. Ferrari, T. M. (2017, September). OSU Extension and Ohio’s opioid crisis. Ohio Farm Bureau Policy Committee, Columbus, OH.

2. Smathers, C. A., & Ferrari, T. M. (2017, April). Ohio’s opioid crisis: The FCS response. Presentation for Extension FCS Program Administrative Team meeting, Columbus, OH.

3. Ferrari, T. M. (2016, November). Ohio Military Kids year in review. Presentation to the Inter-Service Family Assistance Committee, Columbus, OH.

4. Ferrari, T. M., & Meeks, D. (2015, April). The power of community capacity building and joining community forces: The USO of Central & Southern Ohio & the Ohio State University 4-H. Presentation at Ohio National Guard Senior Leader Meeting, Columbus, OH.

5. Ferrari, T. M. (2014, June). Alpha, Bravo, Charlie: The ABCs of what you should know about working with military youth and families. Presentation at the Ohio Prevention and Early Intervention Conference. Delaware, OH.

6. Ferrari, T. M. (2011, June). What I learned at summer camp. Presentation at the Ohio Farm Bureau, Columbus, OH.

7. Albright, M. B., & Ferrari, T. M. (2009, February). Here today, gone tomorrow: An investigation into why older youth leave the 4-H program. Presentation at the statewide 4-H Professionals Update, Columbus, OH.

8. Archer, T. M., & Ferrari, T. M. (2006, December). Navigating the IRB process. Presentation at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Worthington, OH.

9. Ferrari, T. M. (2005, May). Kids’ Time: Ohio middle school survey report. Presentation at the Engaging Middle School Youth: Research and Practice in Community Settings, Wisconsin 4-H Youth Development Pre-Conference, Wausau, WI.

10. Zeldin, S., Petrokubi, J., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005, May). Building organizational relationships research seminar. Panel presentation at the Engaging Middle School Youth: Research and Practice in Community Settings, Wisconsin 4-H Youth Development Pre-Conference, Wausau, WI.

11. Ferrari, T. M. (2005, February). Research brief: Bridging research and practice in after-school programs. Presentation at the Statewide 4-H In-Service, Worthington, OH.

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12. Scheer, S. D., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005, February). 4-H Cloverbuds. Presentation at Michigan State University Extension In-Service, E. Lansing, MI.

13. Ferrari, T. M. (2004, April). Vital signs: Taking the pulse of our youth and families. Invited keynote presentation at the Ohio Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Dublin, OH.

14. Ferrari, T. M. (2003, January). Adventure Central evaluation. Presentation at the Statewide 4-H In-service, Columbus, OH.

15. Ferrari, T. M. (1999, April). School-age child care: Research and rationale. Presentation at the Louisiana Cooperative Extension school-age care in-service training, Alexandria, LA.

16. Ferrari, T. M. (1997, April). The infusion process: Incorporating career-related learning activities into existing instructional materials. Workshop at Career Connections Conference, Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce, Lansing, MI.

17. Ferrari, T. M., & Smith, S. U. (1997, January 28). WOW! Wild Over Work: Workforce preparation for K-6. Presentation for University of Florida Extension, Gainesville, FL.

18. Ferrari, T. M. (1995, July). Extension’s youth at risk program: School-age child care. Presentation at the Maine Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Summer Symposium, Waterville, ME.

19. Ferrari, T. M. (1993, April). Children, youth, and families in the ‘90's. Presentation at the Upper Peninsula 4-H Leadermete, Michigan State University Extension, Marquette, MI.

20. Ferrari, T. M. (1989, December). Project LEAN. Presentation at the Community Health Promotion Institute, Maine Department of Health, Rockport, ME.

21. Ferrari, T. M. (1989, June). Project LEAN. Panel presentation at the Extension Nutrition and Health Institute, University of Maine, Orono, ME.

Invited – Regional

1. Ferrari, T. M. (2012, January). 4-H Joining forces for military youth and families. Keynote presentation at Western Regional 4-H Volunteer Leader’s Forum, Cheyenne, WY.

2. Ferrari, T. M. (2002, February). Setting the stage: A program development model for Extension. Presentation at the Tri-State Conference on Positive Youth Development in Out-of-School Time, Cleveland, OH.

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Invited – National

1. Ferrari, T. M. (2019, October). Who, Me, an Author? Tips for Publishing Your Extension Work. Presentation for National Association of Extension Professionals (NAEPSDP) [Zoom]. https://naepsdp.org/Schedule

2. Wright, D., Ferrari, T. M., & Dierenfield, C. (2017, April). Enhancing programs with outside funding. Panel presentation at 4-H Military Partnerships meeting, San Antonio, TX.

3. McCune, A., Leatherman, J., & National Healthy Living Management Team. (2016, May). National update on 4-H Healthy Living [Webinar].

4. Ferrari, T. M. (2016, April). Examining the opportunities to enhance the 4th H: Bridging the past and the future. Presentation to the ECOP Youth Health Action Team. Roanoke, VA.

5. Moyses, K., Ferrari, T. M., & Johannes, E. (2016, April). Building a solid foundation: The ins and outs and ups and downs of partnerships between 4-H and National Guard. Presentation at the 4-H Military Partnership meeting. San Antonio, TX.

6. Moyses, K., Ferrari, T. M., & Johannes, E. (2016, March). Building a solid foundation: The ins and outs and ups and downs of partnerships between 4-H and National Guard. Presentation at the 4-H Military Partnership meeting. San Antonio, TX.

7. Ferrari, T. M., & Franz, D. K. (2015, November). Best practices in Ohio. In National Guard & 4-H National Headquarters USDA/NIFA Partnership [Webinar].

8. Ferrari, T. M. (2015, May). Program sustainability: What is it? And how do I get it? Presentation at 4-H Military Partnership Meeting, Alexandria, VA.

9. Ferrari, T. M., Carroll, S. A., Franz, D., & Cooper, R. (2013, January). Doing the partnership dance: Strategies for building a successful partnership between OMK and the National Guard. Presentation at the 4-H Military Partnerships meeting, Alexandria, VA.

10. Arnett, N., Catchpole, K., & Ferrari, T. M. (2012, October). Adventure Central Afterschool Program. Programs of Distinction presentation at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents Annual Conference, Orlando, FL.

11. Ferrari, T. M. (2012, May). Marketing OMK through social media [Webinar]. Presentation to OMK Project Directors.

12. Ferrari, T. M. (2011, February). A perspective on capacity building and the role of the State 4-H Military Liaison. Presentation at the 4-H Military Partnerships meeting. Albuquerque, NM.

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13. Berry, E., & Ferrari, T. M. (2010, May). Operation: Military Kids. Presentation at the Adjutants General Association of the U.S. Conference, Louisville, KY.

14. Ferrari, T. M. (2010, February). Tips for successful OMK camps. Presentation at the 4-H Military Partnerships meeting, Alexandria, VA.

15. Ferrari, T. M., Presenter. (2009, February). 4-H Military partnerships: The year in review 2008. Presentation at the 4-H Military Partnerships meeting, Alexandria, VA.

16. Ferrari, T. M. (2008, March). 4-H 101 Overview. Presentation at 4-H 101 Training, San Antonio, TX.

17. Ferrari, T. M. (2005, May). Understanding the terminology: What is evidenced-based or research-based programming? Presentation at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) Pre-Conference, Applying What We Know to Bridging Research, Practice, Programs and Policy in Out-of-School Time, Boston, MA.

18. Ferrari, T. M., Smith, S. U., & Williams, B. (2003, June). 4-H Afterschool: New resources for extraordinary learning opportunities. Invited presentation at the Association of Extension Administrators (1890) Conference, Atlanta, GA.

19. Ferrari, T. M., & Smith, S. U., and others. (2003, May). After-school program development models. Presentation at the Pre-Conference of the Children, Youth, and Families At-Risk (CYFAR) Conference, Minneapolis, MN.

20. Anderson-Butcher, D., Ferrari, T., Cash, S., Polemini, D., Frank, M., Sprouse, E., & Colbert, S. (2002, October). P-12 education in the community. Presentation at the Outreach Scholarship: Catalyst for Change conference, Columbus, OH.

21. Ferrari, T. M. (2002, March). An Extension program development model for out-of-school time programs. Presentation for Extension Cares Initiative national teleconference [Webinar].

22. Ferrari, T. M. (1990, May). Reaching Out for Teen Awareness. Poster session presented at the Adolescent Health Congress, American Medical Association, Washington, DC.

Invited – International

1. Ferrari, T. M. (2016, June). 4-H Healthy Living program. Presentation to the Philippines Department of Agriculture visiting delegation, Columbus, OH.

2. Ferrari, T. M. (2016, June). Overview of Ohio's 4-H camp programs and review of research findings. Presentation to the Philippines Department of Agriculture visiting delegation, Columbus, OH.

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International (Peer Reviewed)

1. Smathers, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2020, September). Youth-adult partnerships for health advocacy: Engaging youth in community-level change across the 4-H program in the United States. Presentation accepted for the Tenth International Conference on Health, Wellness & Society, Université de la Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris, France. [Accepted]

2. Smathers, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2017, July). The levels of community change game: Engaging youth and adults in exploring influences on healthy choices. Presentation at the 4-H Global Summit, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

3. Ferrari, T. M. (2016, June). Viewing camp counseling through the lens of self-determination theory. Poster session presented at the Self-Determination Theory Conference, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

4. Smathers, C. A., Ferrari, T. M., & Hite, S. D. (2015, September). Water First for Thirst: Teen leaders as advocates for healthy living. Poster session presented at the Fifth International Conference on Health, Wellness, and Society, Madrid, Spain.

5. Ferrari, T. M., Bailey, Q. S., Lang, S. N., & Schoppe-Sullivan, S. (2015, September). Adolescents’ perspectives on challenges and supports experienced during a parent’s military deployment. Poster session presented at the Fifth International Conference on Health, Wellness, & Society, Madrid, Spain.

6. Ferrari, T. M. (2014, October). Boots on the ground: Joining forces for military youth. Poster session presented at the 15th Engagement Scholarship Consortium Conference, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

7. Ferrari, T. M., & Clary, C. (2014, March). Camps for military youth: Promoting deployment-related self-efficacy. Poster session presented at the Fourth International Conference on Health, Wellness, & Society, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

8. Cochran, G., McNeely, N. N., Arnett, N., Ferrari, T. M. (2008, October). How camps develop the future workforce. Workshop presented at the 8th International Camping Congress, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada.

9. Digby, J. K., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005, October). Pathways to positive futures: Experiences of 4-H camp counselor alumni in Ohio. Research presentation at the 7th International Camping Congress, Mexico City, Mexico.

10. McNeely, N. N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005, October). A study of the Ohio camp counseling program and implications for practice. Research presentation at the 7th International Camping Congress, Mexico City, Mexico.

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11. Keith, J. G., Ferrari, T. M., Covey, M., & Perkins, D. F. (1994, April). Community applications of human ecological theory. Presentation at the Society for Human Ecology International Conference, E. Lansing, MI.

National (Peer Reviewed)

1. Walker, K., & Ferrari, T. M. (2020, October). Envision yourself as an author: Strategies for success. Competency-Building Workshop accepted for presentation at the National Association of Extension 4-H Youth Development Professionals. Boise, ID. [Accepted]

2. Ferrari, T. M. (2019, November 4). It’s not cool to JUUL: Teens share the facts about vaping and e-cigarettes. Presentation at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, White Sulphur Springs, WV.

3. Ferrari, T. M., & Smathers, C. A. (2019, November 4). Mountains of opportunity for health: Engaging teens as 4-H health advocates. Presentation at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, White Sulphur Springs, WV.

4. Walker, K., & Ferrari, T. M. (2019, November 4). Demystifying publishing: Tips, structure, and steps. Presentation at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, White Sulphur Springs, WV.

5. Ferrari, T. M., & Smathers, C. A. (2019, May 2). Youth-adult partnerships for health advocacy. Presentation at the National Health Outreach Conference, Fort Worth, TX.

6. Wapner, A., Siciliano-Miller, L., & Ferrari, T. M. (2018, November 10-14). Project OPIATE: Developing a youth-leadership approach to opioid misuse prevention education. Presentation at the American Public Health Association Conference, San Diego, CA.

7. Ferrari, T. M., Smathers, C. A., Riemenschneider, K., & Fovargue, A. (2018, October 9). What’s in your medicine cabinet? Engaging youth in addressing the opioid epidemic. Presentation at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, Columbus, OH.

8. Ferrari, T. M., Clary, C., Anderson-Butcher, D., & Bates, S. (2018, October 9). Comparing youth leadership exploration and development across three groups. Presentation at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, Columbus, OH.

9. Ferrari, T. M., & Smathers, C. A. (2017, November). Blender bikes: Blending nutrition and physical activity. Program Seminar presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Indianapolis, IN.

10. Smathers, C. A., & Ferrari, T. M. (2017, November). Healthy living summits: Accelerating youth advocacy in communities. Program Showcase presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Indianapolis, IN.

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11. Smathers, C. A., & Ferrari, T. M. (2017, November). Teens engaged as advocates for health. Seminar presented at the American Public Health Association annual conference, Atlanta, GA.

12. Riemenschneider, K., & Ferrari, T. M. (2017, May). Assessing 4-H club practices: A survey of 4-H club leaders. Poster session presented at the National Health Outreach Conference. Annapolis, MD.

13. Smathers, C. A., & Ferrari, T M. (2017, May) Navigating the social ecological model using an interactive game. Ignite session presented at the National Health Outreach Conference. Annapolis, MD.

14. Smathers, C. A., Lobb, J., & Ferrari, T. M. (2017, May). Transforming our own culture of health: Extension leaders’ role in promoting adherence to healthy eating guidelines. Research & Evaluation session presented at the National Health Outreach Conference. Annapolis, MD.

15. Smathers, C., Lobb, J., & Ferrari, T. M. (2017, February). Adherence to healthy eating guidelines within Extension – What is the role of Extension leaders in promoting compliance…If any? Poster session presented at the Joint Council of Extension Professionals, Orlando, FL.

16. Ferrari, T. M., & Smathers, C. A., (2016, October). Teens’ experiences as 4-H healthy living advocates. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, New Orleans, LA. https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.32150.34882

17. Ferrari, T. M. (2016, October). Results of a national survey of 4-H healthy living ambassador-type programs. Research and Evaluation Report presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, New Orleans, LA. https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.17889.71528

18. Glover, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2016, October). Merging military families, 4-H, and camp. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, New Orleans, LA.

19. Smathers, C. A., & Ferrari, T. M. (2016, September). Levels of community change: A game for teaching about the social ecological model. Poster session presented at the National Extension Association of Family & Consumer Sciences annual conference, Big Sky, MT.

20. Ferrari, T. M., & Dybdahl, Q. B. (2016, February). Benefits of long-term participation in camp experiences for military youth. Presentation at the American Camp Association Camp Research Forum, Atlanta, GA.

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21. Ferrari, T. M., & Dybdahl, Q. B. (2016, February). Benefits of long-term participation in camp experiences for military youth. Poster session presented at the American Camp Association Camp Research Forum, Atlanta, GA.

22. Epley, H. K., Ferrari, T. M., & Cochran, G. R. (2015, October). Defining and describing camp counselor core competencies: Developing a model for Ohio 4-H. Research & Evaluation Report presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents Annual Conference, Portland, OR.

23. Glover, C. L., & Ferrari, T. M. (2015, October). Branching out: Camps for military families. Seminar presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents Annual Conference, Portland, OR.

24. Ferrari, T. M., & Bailey, Q. S. (2015, October). What do adolescents have to say about their long-term participation in OMK programs? Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents Annual Conference, Portland, OR.

25. Ferrari, T. M., Smathers, C. A., & Hite, S. D. (2015, September). Water First for Thirst: Youth engaged as advocates for healthier beverage consumption. Poster session presented at the 16th Engagement Scholarship Consortium Conference, State College, PA.

26. Smathers, C. A., Ferrari, T. M., & Hite, S. D., (2015, October). Empowered by teens: Youth advocacy for healthy living. Seminar presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents Annual Conference, Portland, OR.

27. Smathers, C., Ferrari, T. M., & Hite, S. D. (2015, May). Efforts to involve youth as advocates for healthier beverage consumption in Ohio. Poster session presented at the National Health Outreach Conference, Atlanta, GA.

28. Ferrari, T. M. (2015, May). A study of military youth’s self-efficacy for communication, coping, and social skills: Implications for those conducting camps for military youth. Presentation at the 4-H Military Partnerships meeting, Alexandria, VA.

29. Ferrari, T. M. (2015, May). What youth participants say about their long-term involvement with Operation: Military Kids. Presentation at the 4-H Military Partnerships meeting, Alexandria, VA.

30. Bailey, Q. S. Lang, S. N., Schoppe-Sullivan, S. J., & Ferrari, T. M. (2015, March). Experiences of adolescents participating in Operation: Military Kids (OMK). Poster session presented at the Society for Research in Child Development, Philadelphia, PA.

31. Clary, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2015, February). Camps for military youth: Connections, communication, and coping. Poster session presented at the 4-H National Camping and Environmental Education Institute. Eatonton, GA.

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32. Clary, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2015, February). More than campfires and marshmallows: Using research and theory to understand “how” camp outcomes are achieved. Presentation at the 4-H National Camping and Environmental Education Institute. Eatonton, GA.

33. Glover, C. L., & Ferrari, T. M. (2015, February). Camping fun – Family style! Presentation at the National 4-H Camping and Environmental Education Institute. Eatonton, GA

34. Epley, H. K., Ferrari, T. M., & Cochran, G. R. (2015, February). Development of a competency model for a state 4-H camp counselor program. Poster session presented at the American Camp Association, Camp Research Forum, New Orleans, LA.

35. Epley, H. K., Ferrari, T. M., & Cochran, G. R. (2015, February). Development of a

competency model for a state 4-H camp counselor program. Presentation at the American Camp Association, Camp Research Forum, New Orleans, LA.

36. Clary, C. D., Ferrari, T. M., McKinley, S., & Peters, J. (2014, October). Dealing with deployment: Campers’ and parents’ perceptions of participation in OMK camps. Research and Evaluation Report presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, Minneapolis, MN.

37. Albright, M. B., Ferrari, T. M., & Bloir, K. (2014, October). A five-star partnership with military teen adventure camps. Poster session presented at the Epsilon Sigma Phi annual conference, Indianapolis, IN.

38. Clary, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2014, February). Camps help youth develop skills to deal with the challenges of military deployments. Poster session presented at the Camp Research Forum, American Camp Association, Orlando, FL.

39. Clary, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2014, February). Camps help youth develop skills to deal with the challenges of military deployments. Presentation at the Camp Research Forum, American Camp Association, Orlando, FL.

40. Bloir. K., Ferrari, T. M., Szolozi, A., Twilley, D., Williams, J., Albright, M. B., & Carroll, S. A. (2013, September). Joining forces – Partnering for successful military teen adventure camps. Poster session presented at the JCEP Extension Galaxy IV Conference, Pittsburgh, PA.

41. Ferrari, T. M., Feldhues, K., Carroll, S. A., Seward, A., & Sigmon, A. F. (2013, September). We are family: Creating successful camps for military families. Poster session presented at the JCEP Extension Galaxy IV Conference, Pittsburgh, PA.

42. Ferrari, T. M., & Risch, L. (2013, September). Understanding 4-H camp counseling as a context for developing responsibility. Poster session presented at the JCEP Extension Galaxy IV Conference, Pittsburgh, PA.

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43. Scheer, S. D., Ferrari, T. M., & Thomas, J. (2013, September). Publication possibilities: Tips for publishing in the Journal of Extension. Presentation at the JCEP Extension Galaxy IV Conference, Pittsburgh, PA.

44. Szolosi, A., Twilley, D., Bloir, K., & Ferrari, T. M. (2013, September). Adventure programming: Challenging and engaging camp experiences for teens. Poster session presented at the JCEP Extension Galaxy IV Conference, Pittsburgh, PA.

45. Kremer, F., Cochran, G. R., & Ferrari, T. M. (2013, May). A case study of Ohio State University Extension’s 2009 organization restructuring: Perceptions from area leaders and regional directors. Poster session presented at the American Association of Agricultural Education Conference, Columbus, OH.

46. Ferrari, T. M., & Risch, L. S. (2013, February). Exploring 4-H camp counseling as a context for developing responsibility. Poster session presented at the American Camp Association Camp Research Symposium, Dallas TX.

47. Ferrari, T. M., & Risch, L. S. (2013, February). Exploring 4-H camp counseling as a context for developing responsibility. Presentation at the American Camp Association Camp Research Symposium, Dallas TX.

48. Ferrari, T. M., & Carroll, S. A. (2013, February). Grit and good stuff. Presentation at the 4-H Military Partnerships meeting, Alexandria, VA.

49. Ferrari, T. M., & Carroll, S. A. (2013, February). We are family: Successful camps for military families. Presentation at the 4-H Military Partnerships meeting, Alexandria, VA.

50. Ferrari, T. M., & Arnett, N. (2012, October). The ABC’s of engagement as experienced by teen 4-H camp counselors. Research and Evaluation Report presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Orlando, FL.

51. Fogt, N., Dailey, E., Ferrari, T. M., Golden, A., Gottke, H., Hall, L., Horvath, T., Kohler, H., Simpson-Sloan, E., Williams, J., & Young, B. (2012, October). Growing a statewide 4-H camp counselor training program. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Orlando, FL.

52. Kendle, C., Ferrari, T. M., & Arnett, N. (2012, September 25). CampWORKS: A work-based learning approach to 4-H camp counselor training. Seminar presented at the National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Columbus, OH.

53. Ferrari, T. M., & Arnett, N. (2012, March). Work-based learning goes to camp: Results from a three-year project in Ohio 4-H. Research presentation presented at the National Camping Institute, Jackson’s Mill, Weston, WV.

54. Ferrari, T. M., Arnett, N., Albright, M. B., Fogt, N., Gottke, H., House, P., Light, M., Leeds, C., Soule, G., & Young, B. (2012, March). CampWORKS: A work-based learning

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approach to 4-H camp counselor training. Workshop presented at the National Camping Institute, Jackson’s Mill, Weston, WV.

55. Ferrari, T. M. & Arnett, N. (2012, February). Lessons learned from implementing a work-based learning approach to 4-H camp counseling. Poster session presented at the American Camp Association Camp Research Symposium, Atlanta, GA.

56. Ferrari, T. M. & Arnett, N. (2012, February). Lessons learned from implementing a work-based learning approach to 4-H camp counseling. Presentation at the American Camp Association Camp Research Symposium, Atlanta, GA.

57. Ferrari, T. M., zumFelde, B., Hall, L., Seward, A., Fogle, A. (2012, March). Joining forces for successful military youth camping experiences. Workshop presented at the National Camping Institute, Jackson’s Mill, Weston, WV.

58. Ferrari, T. M., Carroll, S. A., Berry, E., zumFelde, B., Seward, A., & Hall, L. (2012, February). Working with military youth: What camp professionals should know. Workshop presented at the American Camp Association annual conference, Atlanta, GA.

59. Ferrari, T. M., Arnett, N., Fogt, N., Gottke, H., Horvath, T., Light, M., & Turner, C. (2011, October). Camp WORKS: A work-based learning approach to camp counselor training. Program seminar presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Omaha, NE, p. 68.

60. Ferrari, T. M., & zumFelde, B. (2011, October). Got camp? Joining forces for successful military camp experiences. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Omaha, NE, p. 86.

61. Krogel, A., Ferrari, T. M., & Arnett, N. (2011, October). Exploring point-of-service features of out-of-school time program quality: A mixed methods study of the learning environment, content, and youth engagement at Adventure Central. Research & Evaluation Report presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Omaha, NE, p. 36.

62. Cochran, G. R., Chen, C. Y., & Ferrari, T. M. (2011, May). Competency modeling: A mixed method, replicable approach. Poster session presented at the American Association for Agricultural Education, Coeur d’Alene, ID.

63. Cochran, G. R., Ferrari, T. M., & Chen, C. Y. (2011, May). Key trends and the implications for Extension work in Ohio State University Extension. Paper presented at the American Association for Agricultural Education, Coeur d’Alene, ID.

64. Carroll, S. A., Magnusson, M., Bailey, A., Ferrari, T. M., & Berry, E. (2011, April). Doing the partnership dance: Steps to successful military/community partnerships. Presentation at the DoD/USDA Family Resilience Conference, Chicago, IL.

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65. Ferrari, T. M., Carroll, S. A., zumFelde, B., Berry, E., Hall, L., Seward, A. (2011, April). Got camp? Forging partnerships for successful military youth camping experiences. Presentation at the DoD/USDA Family Resilience Conference, Chicago, IL.

66. Ferrari, T. M. (2011, February). Creating win-win partnerships. Presentation at the 4-H Military Partnerships meeting. Albuquerque, NM.

67. Ferrari, T. M., Arnett, N., & Bateson, L. (2010, October). Work-based learning goes to camp: Results of a pilot study in Ohio. Research and Evaluation Report presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual meeting, Phoenix, AZ, p. 23.

68. Bateson, L., & Ferrari, T. M. (2010, October). Real Money Real World: A follow-up of program participants’ behavioral changes. Research and Evaluation Report presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual meeting, Phoenix, AZ, p.53.

69. Albright, M. B., & Ferrari, T. M. (2010, October). Retaining youth in 4-H programs. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual meeting, Phoenix, AZ, p. 75.

70. Cochran, G. R., & Ferrari, T. M. (2010, October). Using an initiative to focus programming efforts: A case study. Workshop presented at the Epsilon Sigma Phi national conference, Jackson Hole, WY.

71. Ferrari, T. M., Arnett, N., & Bateson, L. (2010, May). Work-based learning goes to camp: Results of a pilot study. Research poster presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) Conference, San Francisco, CA.

72. Bateson, L., & Ferrari, T. M. (2010, May). Does the Real Money, Real World program change financial and educational practices? Results of a follow-up study in Ohio. Research poster presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) Conference, San Francisco, CA.

73. Arnett, N., Catchpole, K., & Ferrari. T. M. (2009, October). Job Experience and Training program. Invited presentation as a national Program of Distinction at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Rochester, NY.

74. Albright, M. B., & Ferrari, T. M. (2009, October). Here today, gone tomorrow: An investigation into why older youth leave the 4-H program. Research and Evaluation Report presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Rochester, NY.

75. Ferrari, T. M., Lekies, K. S., & Arnett, N. (2009, October). “Things I never imagined I’d do”: How opportunities create a context for learning and development at an urban 4-H program. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Rochester, NY.

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76. Ferrari, T. M., & Bateson, L. S. (2009, May). Real Money. Real World. Real Results: Results from a youth financial literacy follow-up study in Ohio. Research poster presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) annual conference, Baltimore, MD.

77. Ferrari, T. M., & Lauxman, L. (2009, May). Joining forces: Successes, challenges, and lessons learned from 4-H military partnerships. Workshop presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) annual conference, Baltimore, MD.

78. Ferrari, T. M., Berry, E., Carroll, S. A., & Kennedy, J. (2009, May). Creatively addressing the opportunities and challenges of conducting camps for military youth. Workshop presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) annual conference, Baltimore, MD.

79. Ferrari, T. M., Sotak, L. Bridgeman, B., & Hudson, N. (2008, September). Outcomes of participation in OSU Extension’s Real Money, Real World program. Research seminar presented at the Extension Galaxy III conference, Indianapolis, IN.

80. Ferrari, T. M., Arnett, N., & Lekies, K. (2008, September). Youth’s perspective on their long-term participation in an urban 4-H youth development program: Results of a qualitative study. Poster session presented at the Extension Galaxy III conference, Indianapolis, IN.

81. Cochran, G., Arnett, N., McNeely, N. N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2008, September). Preparing teens for the 21st century workforce: Work-based learning as a strategy to bridge the skills gap. Poster session presented at the Extension Galaxy III Conference, Indianapolis, IN.

82. Callahan, T., Cochran, G., Ferrari, T. M., & Sotak, L. (2008, May). Are teens ready for the world of work? How Ohio’s Workforce Preparation Initiative addresses skills for success. Program showcase presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) Conference, San Antonio, TX.

83. Callahan, T., Ferrari, T. M., Arnett, N., Paisley, J., & Boomershine, B. (2008, May). Developing partnerships and resources to create sustainable after-school programming in 4-H. Workshop presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) Conference, San Antonio, TX.

84. Ferrari, T. M., Arnett, N., & Lekies, K. S. (2008, May). Engaged youth: Outcomes of long-term participation in an urban 4-H youth development program. Research poster presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) Conference, San Antonio, TX.

85. Ferrari, T. M., Seward, A., Clary, C. Hall, L., Carroll, S. A., & McNeely, N. N. (2008, May). Camp in a “can” – Anyone can do it: Everything you wanted to know about

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camping with military youth. Workshop presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) Conference, San Antonio, TX.

86. Cochran, G., Ferrari, T. M., Arnett, N., Cox, K., Hall, L., Harris, W., McNeely, N. N., & Sotak, L. (2007, October). Ohio 4-H Workforce Preparation Initiative. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Atlanta, GA, p. 39.

87. Ferrari, T. M., Arnett, N., Cochran, G., & Sotak, L. (2007, October). All in a day’s work: Teens’ development of workforce skills in the Job Experience and Training (JET) program. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Atlanta, GA, pp. 35-36.

88. Ferrari, T. M., & Leonhard, D. (2007, October). Coping with deployment: Can a camp for military youth make a difference? Research and Evaluation Report presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Atlanta, GA, p. 73.

89. Ferrari, T. M., Cochran, G., Arnett, N., Smathers, C., Kelbaugh, B., & Sotak, L. (2007, May). Developing high quality work-based learning experiences: Examples from Ohio’s CYFAR project. Workshop presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) Conference, Chicago, IL.

90. Ferrari, T. M., & Lauxman, L. (2007, May). Military partnerships. Interact session presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) Conference, Chicago, IL.

91. Ferrari, T. M., Leonhard, D., Robinson, A., & Carroll, S. A. (2007, May). Evaluation of Ohio’s Operation: Military Kids camps. Poster session presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) Conference, Chicago, IL.

92. Cochran, G., Arnett, N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2006, October). Adventure Central: A research station for urban youth development. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, Milwaukee, WI, p. 39.

93. Ferrari, T. M., & Digby, J. K. (2006, October). Development and transfer of workforce skills: The perspective of camp counselor alumni. Research and Evaluation Report presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Milwaukee, WI, p. 17.

94. Dailey, E., Goble, C., Williams, J., Murphy, L. J., & Ferrari, T. M. (2006, October). Exploring your giving potential: Ohio 4-H philanthropy camp. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension Agents annual conference, Milwaukee, WI, p. 44.

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95. Ferrari, T. M., Lauxman, L., Leonhard, D., & Huebner, A. J. (2006, May). Joining forces to support military youth. Pre-conference session presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) annual conference, Atlanta, GA.

96. Ferrari, T. M., Smathers, C. A., Futris, T. G., Digby, J. K., Cochran, G. R., &Arnett, N. (2005, November). Parents’ perceptions of family involvement and youth outcomes at an urban 4-H program. Research and Evaluation Report presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Seattle, WA, p. 49.

97. McNeely, N. N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005, October). Camp counseling does teens a world of good: A study of the Ohio 4-H camp counseling experience and implications for programming. Research and Evaluation Report presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Seattle, WA, p. 62.

98. Smith, S. U., Kiesling, D., & Lange, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005, October). 1The clash of traditions and trends: The challenges of changing a state’s paradigm and policies to enhance 4-H Cloverbud programming. Program seminar presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Seattle, WA, p. 74.

99. Ferrari, T. M., & Lauxman, L. (2005, May). What have we learned from joining forces through 4-H Military partnerships: Successes, challenges, and creative solutions. Seminar presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) annual conference, Boston, MA.

100. Smathers, C. A., Cochran, G., Arnett, N., Futris, T., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005, May). Engaging families in out-of-school time: Assessment, development, implementation, and evaluation. Poster session presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) annual conference, Boston, MA.

101. Bridgeman, B. L., & Ferrari, T. M. (2004, November). Soup to nuts: How to create a sustainable after-school program in your community. Presentation at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Oklahoma City, OK, p. 51.

102. Ferrari, T. M., Bridgeman, B. L., Wingerter, E., Kahler, N., & Allen, M. (2004, November). The best of both worlds: Integrating military youth into 4-H programs. Program seminar presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Oklahoma City, OK, p. 40.

103. Ferrari, T. M., McNeely, N. N., Campbell, J., Schwartz, V. J., & Kleon, S. T. (2004, November). Impacts of a positive youth development in-service for 4-H professionals. Research and Evaluation Report presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Oklahoma City, OK, p. 28.

104. Miller, L. B., & Ferrari, T. M. (2004, November). Unleashing the power of pets: Multiple learning strategies to engage youth. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Oklahoma City, OK, p. 35.

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105. Cochran, G., Arnett, N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2004, September). Lessons in partnerships, programming, and evaluation from an innovative urban youth education center. Presentation at the Epsilon Sigma Phi National Conference, Moline, IL.

106. Cash, S., Kondrat, D., Anderson-Butcher, D., Futris, T., & Ferrari, T. M. (2004, May). Implementing a process to understand parent needs in an urban neighborhood. Poster session presented at the Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) annual conference, Seattle, WA.

107. Linville, I., Ferrari, T. M., Valentine, N., Lauxman, L., & Thompson, D. D. (2004, May). After-school program quality: How do we know it when we see it? Pre-Conference seminar presented at Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) annual conference, Seattle, WA.

108. Ferrari, T. M., & Ferrer, M. (2004, February). Overcoming the challenges of evaluating after-school programs. Presentation at the National School-Age Care Alliance Annual Conference, Tampa, FL.

109. Smith, S. U., Ferrari, T. M., Linville, I. M., & Benesh, C. (2004, February). Experience it! Extraordinary learning opportunities the experiential way. Presentation at the National School-Age Care Alliance Annual Conference, 2004, Tampa, FL.

110. Campbell, J., McNeely, N. N., Ferrari, T. M., Cull, C., & Cornell, P. (2003, November). Unlocking the key elements of positive youth development. Presentation at the North Central Regional 4-H Volunteer Forum, Peoria, IL.

111. Fogt, N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2003, September). YOUth are the strongest link to community service. Presentation at the Extension Galaxy II Conference, Salt Lake City, UT, p. 136.

112. Konen, J., Scheer, S. D., & Ferrari, T. M. (2003, September). Great expectations for

serving Latino children. Presentation at the Extension Galaxy II Conference, Salt Lake City, UT, p. 241.

113. Campbell, J., McNeely, N. N., Ferrari, T., Wilson, C., & Young, B. (2003, September). Unlocking the key elements of positive youth development. Presentation at the Extension Galaxy II Conference, Salt Lake City, UT, p. 57.

114. Ferrari, T. M., Anderson-Butcher, D., & Jackson, K. (2003, September). Hours of opportunity or hours of risk: What are early adolescents doing in their out-of-school time and why is it important to know? Research and Evaluation Report presented at the Extension Galaxy II Conference, Salt Lake City, UT, p. 132.

115. Ferrari, T. M., & Fogt, N. (2003, September). Understanding the community service experiences of 4-H teens. Research and Evaluation Report presented at the Extension Galaxy II Conference, Salt Lake City, UT, p. 133.

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116. Locklear, E., Ferrari, T. M., Smith, S. U., & Drum, R. (2003, September). 4-H Afterschool: Exceeding expectations for extraordinary learning opportunities. Presentation at the Extension Galaxy II Conference, Salt Lake City, UT, p. 261.

117. Cochran, G., Arnett, N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2003, September). Lessons in partnerships, programs, and evaluation. Presentation at the Extension Galaxy II Conference, Salt Lake City, UT, p. 67.

118. Smith, S. U., & Ferrari, T. M. (2003, May). 4-H Afterschool: New resources for extraordinary learning opportunities. Poster session presented at the Children, Youth, and Families At-Risk (CYFAR) Conference, Minneapolis, MN.

119. McGlaughlin, P. C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2003, May). How do structured out-of-school experiences contribute to positive youth development? Update from a multi-state research project. Presentation at the Children, Youth, and Families At-Risk (CYFAR) Conference, Minneapolis, MN.

120. Cochran, G., Arnett, N., Ferrari, T. M. (2003, May). Adventure Central: An innovative urban education center. Presentation at the Children, Youth, and Families At-Risk (CYFAR) Conference, Minneapolis, MN.

121. Ferrari, T. M., Jackson, K., & Anderson-Butcher, D. (2003, March). Adolescents’ out-of-school time: Results from a statewide survey. Presentation at the Hours of Opportunity: Positive Youth Development in Out-of-School Time conference, East Lansing, MI.

122. Ferrari, T. M., & Smith, S. U. (2003, March). 4-H Afterschool: Hours of extraordinary learning opportunities. Presentation at the Hours of Opportunity: Positive Youth Development in Out-of-School Time conference, East Lansing, MI.

123. Cochran, G., Arnett, N., McNeely, N. N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2003, March). Adventure Central: An innovative urban education center. Presentation at the Hours of Opportunity: Positive Youth Development in Out-of-School Time conference, East Lansing, MI.

124. Jackson, K., Ferrari, T. M., & Anderson-Butcher, D. (2003, February). What’s happening with adolescents after school? Presentation at the National School-Age Care Alliance conference, Salt Lake City, UT.

125. Ferrari, T. M., Paisley, J. E., Turner, C. L., Arnett, N., Cochran, G., & McNeely, N. N. (2002, October). An evaluation of the presence of 4-H critical elements in Adventure Central programming. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Norfolk, VA, p. 49.

126. Hartzell, L. B., & Ferrari, T. M. (2002, October). Club within a club: Promoting 4-H clubs in a Boys & Girls Club setting. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Norfolk, VA, p. 49.

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127. Cox, K. J., Woods, L., Ferrari, T. M., Fox, T., Bell, C., Baker, S., Gwilliams, K., Hedrick, J., Keyser, J., Simmeral, K. (2002, October). You're the Athlete: A new 4-H project to help youth learn the fundamentals of being well-rounded athletes. Program seminar presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Norfolk, VA, p. 38.

128. Jackson, K., Anderson-Butcher, D., & Ferrari, T. M. (2002, September). Adolescents: What are they doing? What could they be doing? Presentation at the National Older Kids Conference, Chicago, IL.

129. Smith, S. U., & Ferrari, T. M. (2002, May). Extension Cares Initiative: What’s new with school-age programs? Presentation at the Children, Youth and Families at Risk (CYFAR) Conference, New Orleans, LA.

130. Scheer, S. D., Konen, J., & Ferrari, T. M. (2002, May). Connecting with children and families in Spanish-speaking communities: Using and developing a web-based curriculum. Computer lab presentation at the Children, Youth and Families at Risk (CYFAR) Conference, New Orleans, LA.

131. Ferrari, T. M., & McNeely, N. N. (2001, October). Touching tomorrow through today’s out-of-school time programs: Critical 4-H elements. Program seminar presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Bismarck, ND, p. 73.

132. Jordan, J. C., Henry, K., & Ferrari, T. M. (2001, October). Defining and measuring stages of youth leadership development. Research and Evaluation Report presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, October 21-25, Bismarck, ND, p. 56.

133. Skelly, S., & Ferrari, T. M. (2001, October). The growing phenomenon of school gardens: Cultivating positive youth development. Research and Evaluation Report presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Bismarck, ND, pp. 66-67.

134. Ferrari, T. M. (2000, November). Close encounters with the world of work: Best practices for designing workforce preparation experiences for elementary-age youth. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Denver, CO, p. 52.

135. Dixon, D., & Ferrari, T. M. (2000, May). It takes a village to start a SAC program. Presentation at the Extension CARES Initiative Rollout Conference, Overland Park, KS.

136. Ferrari, T. M. (1999, October). Elementary-age children’s self-efficacy related to career preparation tasks. Research and Evaluation Report at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Pittsburgh, PA, p. 70.

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137. Ferrari, T. M., & Smith, S. U. (1998, November). Wild Over Work. Program seminar presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Louisville, KY, pp. 82-83.

138. Ferrari, T. M., Smith, S. U., Taylor, J., & Cantrell, J. (1998, January). WOW! Wild Over Work: Workforce preparation with a science and technology twist. Seminar presented at the Extension National Science and Technology Symposium, Orlando, FL.

139. Smith, S. U., & Ferrari, T. M. (1996, January). Imagining the possibilities “Just Outside the Door.” Seminar presented at the Community Partnerships for Literacy in Science and Technology, Extension Science and Technology Symposium, Orlando, FL.

140. Smith, S. U., & Ferrari, T. M. (1995, October). Unraveling the mysteries of 5- to 8-year-olds: The case of the Kaleidoscope kids. Program seminar presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Billings, MT, p. 91.

141. Smith, S. U., & Ferrari, T. M. (1995, May). Unraveling the mysteries of 5- to 8-year-olds: The case of the Kaleidoscope kids. Seminar presented at the Extension K-3 Conference, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH.

142. Smith, S. U., & Ferrari, T. M. (1995, April). Unraveling the mysteries of 5- to 8-year-olds: The case of the Kaleidoscope kids. Double-session seminar at the National School-Age Child Care Alliance, San Francisco, CA. [Peer reviewed]

143. Ferrari, T. M. (1994, November). Careers Unlimited: Preparing youth for employable futures. Program seminar presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, Niagara Falls, NY, p. 88.

144. Ferrari, T. M. (1994, April). Meeting community needs through school-age child care: A research perspective. Presentation at the Extension Pre-Conference, National School-Age Child Care Alliance, Philadelphia, PA.

145. Ferrari, T. M., & Smith, S. U. (1994, April). Unraveling the mysteries of 5- to 8-year-olds: The case of the kaleidoscope kids. Presentation at the Extension Pre-Conference, National School-Age Child Care Alliance, Philadelphia, PA.

146. Ferrari, T. M., Keith, J. G., Villarruel, F. A., & Frazier, M. D. (1993, November). KIDS COUNT: Local data impact family issues. Poster session presented at the National Council on Family Relations Conference, Baltimore, MD.

147. Ferrari, T. M., Keith, J. G., & McPherson, M. L. (1993, October). KIDS COUNT: Utilizing local data to educate communities about youth at risk issues. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents Conference, Winston-Salem, NC, p. 10.

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148. Ferrari, T. M. (1991, September). Reaching out for teen awareness. Poster session presented at the National Association for Extension Home Economists annual conference, Honolulu, HI.

149. Ferrari, T. M. (1990, November). Youth at risk: A school-based model of peer education through theater. Program seminar presented at the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual conference, White Sulphur Springs, WV, p. 54.

150. Ferrari, T. M., & Jennings, S. (1990, September). Reaching out for teen awareness. Poster session presented at the National Extension Youth at Risk Summit, Chevy Chase, MD.

151. Ferrari, T. M. (1990, May). Reaching out for teen awareness. Poster session presented at the Adolescent Health Congress, American Medical Association, Washington, DC.

152. Ferrari, T. M. (1989, September). Reaching Out for Teen Awareness. Poster session presented at the National Association of Extension Home Economists Annual Conference, Honolulu, HI.

153. Ferrari, T. M., & Smith, S. U. (1989, March). Self-esteem across the lifespan. Presentation at Celebrate the Family Symposium, Pennsylvania State University, University Park.

154. Ferrari, T. M. (1988, April). Teens and theater: Communicating positive messages through the arts. Presentation at Celebrate the Family Symposium, Pennsylvania State University, University Park.

155. Ferrari, T. M. (1987, March). Male involvement in preventing teen pregnancy. Presentation at Celebrate the Family Symposium, Pennsylvania State University, University Park.

Regional (Peer Reviewed)

1. Ferrari, T. M. (1993, July). Careers Unlimited: Career challenges for the future. Presentation at the New England SPACES Conference, Durham, NH.

2. Ferrari, T. M., & Stead, K. (1992, April). Enhancing school-age child care: A community effort. Presentation at the National Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies, New England Conference, Nashua, NH.

State (Peer Reviewed)

1. Ferrari, T. M., Thomas, J. R., Scheer, S. D. (2019, December 16-18). Tips for publishing your Extension work in the Journal of Extension. Poster presentation at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

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2. Howard, L., Smathers, C. A., & Ferrari, T. M. (2019, December 16-18). A graduate student’s perspective on student involvement in Extension work. Poster presentation at OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

3. Smathers, C. A., & Ferrari, T. M. (2019, October 24). Sodium shakedown: New youth-focused sodium reduction teaching activities. Presentation at Ohio All-FCS Conference, Columbus, OH.

4. Smathers, C. A., & Ferrari, T. M. (2019, January 23-25). Youth-adult partnerships for health advocacy. Poster presentation at the OSU Community Engagement Conference & OSU Extension Conference, Columbus, OH. https://kb.osu.edu/handle/1811/87346

5. Oberstadt, K., Ferrari, T. M., Howell, A., & Corson, H. (2019, January 23-25). Ohio Military Kids: Building the resilience of military youth. Poster presentation at the OSU Community Engagement Conference & OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

6. Smathers, C. A., & Ferrari, T. M. (2018, November). Expanding OSU’s capacity to engage youth as advocates for health. Poster presentation at the One Health Day conference, Columbus, OH.

7. Oberstadt, K., & Ferrari, T. M. (2018, January). Ohio Military Kids: Connecting locally through 4-H. Presented at the Ohio 4-H Professionals In-Service, Columbus, OH.

8. Clary, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2018, January). Partnering to cultivate healthy eating fanatics. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Community Engagement Conference, Columbus, OH.

9. Smathers, C. A., & Ferrari, T. M. (2018, January). Part of the solution: Engaging teens in addressing Ohio’s opioid crisis. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Community Engagement Conference, Columbus, OH.

10. Ferrari, T. M., & Smathers, C. A. (2018, January). Blending nutrition and physical activity: An activity guide for use with blender bikes. Ignite session presented at the OSU Extension Community Engagement Conference, Columbus, OH.

11. Oberstadt, K., Van Gorden, E., Likens, E., & Ferrari, T. M. (2018). Ohio Military Kids – Supporting the military families who serve our nation. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Community Engagement Conference, Columbus, OH.

12. Smathers, C. A., & Ferrari, T. M. (2017, October). Blending nutrition and physical activity: A blender bike curriculum guide to facilitate experiential learning. Poster session presented at the Engaging Ohioans/Promoting Vibrant Communities Ohio FCS Conference, Columbus, OH.

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13. Ferrari, T. M., Smathers, C., & Stone, R. (2016, December). Investing in teens at the county level to create a culture of health. Workshop presentation at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

14. Riemenschneider, K., & Ferrari, T. M. (2016, December). Assessing Ohio 4-H club healthy living practices: A survey of Ohio 4-H club leaders. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

15. Smathers, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2016, December). Investing in teens to impact health: Ohio 4-H Healthy Living Advocate program. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

16. Ferrari, T. M., & Montgomery, P. (2016, December). How can you be a cat, camel, triangle, and tree?: Yoga for Kids. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

17. Smathers, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2016, November). The 4th H in action: Impacts of the first year of the Ohio 4-H Healthy Living Advocate program. Poster session presented at the Ohio Adolescent Health Partnership, Columbus, OH.

18. Ferrari, T. M., & Smathers, C. A. (2015, December). Not just a drop in the bucket: Water First for Thirst focuses 4-H healthy living youth advocacy efforts. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

19. Smathers, C. A., & Ferrari, T. M. (2015, November). It’s the “4th H”: Healthy living opportunities throughout 4-H in Ohio. Poster session at the Banding Together for Adolescents and Young Adults Summit, Columbus, OH.

20. Epley, H. K., Ferrari, T. M., & Cochran, G. R. (2015, January). Developing a competency model for a camp counselor program. Presentation at the American Camp Association – Ohio Conference, Columbus, OH.

21. Glover, C. L., & Ferrari, T. M. (2015, January 5). Camping fun…Family style. Presentation at the American Camp Association - Ohio Conference, Columbus OH.

22. Bailey, Q. S., Lang, S. N., Schoppe-Sullivan, S. J., & Ferrari, T. M. (2014, December). Experiences of adolescents participating in Operation: Military Kids (OMK). Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference and Research Colloquium, Columbus, OH.

23. Albright, M. B., Ferrari, T. M., Bloir, K., Williams, J., Szolosi, A., & Twilley, D. (2014, March). Alpha, Bravo, Charlie: The ABC’s of military teen adventure camps. Poster session presented at the Innovative Models of Outdoor Programs conference, Huron, OH.

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24. Albright, M. B., Ferrari, T. M., Bloir, K., Williams, J., Szolosi, A., & Twilley, D. (2014, March). Alpha, Bravo, Charlie: The ABC’s of military teen adventure camps. Presentation at the Innovative Models of Outdoor Programs conference, Huron, OH.

25. Bloir. K., Ferrari, T.M., Szolozi, A., Twilley, D., Williams, J., Albright, M.B., & Carroll, S A. (2013, December). Joining forces – Partnering for successful military teen adventure camps. Poster session presented at the Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

26. Clary, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2013, December). Camps help youth develop skills to deal with the challenges of military deployments. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

27. Ferrari, T. M., & Feldhues, K. (2013, December). Camps for military families – A format that works. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

28. Ferrari, T. M., & Risch. L. (2013, December). How do 4-H camp counselors become responsible? Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

29. Feldhues, K., & Ferrari, T. M. (2012, December). Hunt the good stuff: Military youth in your backyard. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

30. Scheer, S., Ferrari, T. M., & Thomas, J. (2011, December). The ABCs of publishing in the Journal of Extension. Workshop session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

31. Albright, M. B., & Ferrari, T. M. (2011, December). Retaining youth in 4-H programs. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

32. Ferrari, T. M., Arnett, N., & Bateson, L. (2009, December). Value added: Applying principles of work-based learning to the 4-H camp counselor program. Poster session presented at the OSUE Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

33. Ferrari, T. M. (2009, December). Call to action: Supporting military youth and families in your own backyard. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

34. Bateson, L., & Ferrari, T. M. (2009, December). Real Money, Real World follow-up study. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

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35. McNeely, N. N., Cochran, G., Arnett, N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2008, December). Preparing youth for success through work-based learning. Workshop presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

36. Cochran, G., Callahan, T., Ferrari, T. M., & Bateson, L. S. (2008, December). Preparing youth for success through workforce preparation programming. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.

37. Hudson, N., Bridgeman, B., & Ferrari, T. M. (2007, December). Financial literacy for youth. Pre-conference workshop presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Newark, OH.

38. Bridgeman, B., & Ferrari, T. M. (2007, December). Real Money, Real World. Pre-conference workshop presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Newark, OH.

39. Ferrari, T. M., Hudson, N., & Sotak, L. (2007, September). Real Money, Real World. Roundtable presentation at the OSU Extension Community Development Building Community Conference, Columbus, OH.

40. Cochran, G., Arnett, N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2006, December). Adventure Central: A research station for urban youth development. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Worthington, OH.

41. Cochran, G., Arnett, N., Cox, K., Ferrari, T. M., Hall, L., Harris, B., McNeely N. N., & Smathers, C. (2006, December). Ohio 4-H Workforce Preparation Initiative. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Worthington, OH.

42. Cochran, G., Arnett, N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2006, October). Adventure Central: Applying the “demonstration plot” concept to youth development. Poster session presented at the Outreach Scholarship conference, Columbus, OH.

43. McNeely, N. N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2006, May). Workforce preparation: Key to the future of the knowledge economy. Paper presented at the roundtable discussion at the Knowledge Economy Conference, Columbus, OH.

44. Ferrari, T. M., Leonhard, D., & Carroll, S. A. (2005, December). They’re in our backyard: How to reach out and recruit military kids and families. Presentation at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Worthington, OH.

45. Cochran, G., Ferrari, T. M., & Jackson, K. (2005, December). Living healthy after school: 4-H Afterschool demonstration sites. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, Worthington, OH.

46. Smathers, C., Futris, T., Ferrari, T. M., Cochran, G., Arnett, N. (2005, December). CYFAR: A catalyst for engaging families in out-of-school time and promoting

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organizational change. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Annual Conference, December 13-14, 2005, Worthington, OH.

47. Ferrari, T. M., & Leonhard, D. (2005, October). Collaborating for positive impact through Operation: Military Kids. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Urban Conversation, Worthington, OH.

48. Smathers, C., Futris, T., Ferrari, T. M., Cochran, G., & Arnett, N. (2005, October). CYFAR: A catalyst for engaging urban families in out-of-school time and promoting organizational change. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Urban Conversation, Worthington, OH.

49. Cochran, G., Ferrari, T. M., & Jackson, K. (2005, October). Collaborating for positive impact in after-school programs. Poster session presented at the OSU Extension Urban Conversation, Worthington, OH.

50. McNeely, N. N., & Ferrari, T. M. (2004, December). Camp counseling does teens a world of good: Results of a study of the Ohio 4-H camp counseling experience and implications for programming. Presentation at Ohio State University Extension annual conference, Worthington, OH.

51. Ferrari, T. M., & Digby, J. K. (2004, December). They’re in your backyard: Joining forces with “suddenly military” youth and families. Presentation at Ohio State University Extension annual conference, Worthington, OH.

52. Jackson, K., Anderson-Butcher, D., & Ferrari, T. M. (2002, November). Adolescents in Ohio: What are they doing? What could they be doing? Presentation at the Ohio Department of Education, Office of Early Childhood annual conference, Columbus, OH.

53. Ferrari, T. M., & McNeely, N. N. (2002, February). Connecting 4-H’s critical elements to out-of- school time programs. Presentation at the Tri-State Conference on Positive Youth Development in Out-of-School Time, Cleveland, OH.

54. Ferrari, T. M., Paisley, J., Turner, C., & Anderson-Butcher, D. (2002, February). How to determine what your program is accomplishing: A guide to youth development evaluation tools. Presentation at the Tri-State Conference on Positive Youth Development in Out-of-School Time, Cleveland, OH.

55. Ferrari, T. M. (1998, June). Growing the next generation: Workforce preparation for elementary-age children. Presentation at the Governor’s School-to-Work Conference, Lansing, MI.

56. Crooks, K., & Ferrari, T. M. (1998, February). Wild Over Work: Preparing our youngest learners. Presentation at the 8th Annual Tech Prep Education Conference, Grand Rapids, MI.

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57. Smith, C., & Ferrari, T. (1997, October). Why do I have to learn this? Presentation at the Michigan Elementary and Middle School Principals Association annual conference, Traverse City, MI.

58. Blackman, C., Simpson, K., Ferrari, T. M., & Biasi, M. (1996, November). School-to-Work: Building the K-5 connection through a school-university-community collaborative. Presentation at the Michigan Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development annual conference, Lansing, MI.

59. Blackman, C., Davis, J., Biasi, M., Ferrari, T. M, Weatherspoon, G., & Ahmad, L. (1996, June). WOW! Wild over work: An elementary school-to-work program (The Young Spartan Program). Presentation at the Governor’s School-to-Work Conference, Lansing, MI.

60. Ferrari, T. M. (1995, July 25). Extension’s Youth at Risk program: School-age child care. Presentation at the Maine Association of Family & Consumer Sciences Summer Symposium, Waterville, ME.

61. Ferrari, T. M., & Jennings, S. (1994, December). Enrichment programs for all ages. Presentation at “Sharing What Works,” Maine Aspirations Foundation Conference, Portland, ME.

62. Ferrari, T. M., Frazier, M. D., Keith, J. G., Landauer-Menchik, B., McPherson, M. L., & Villarruel, F. A. (1993, March). KIDS COUNT: Utilizing local data to educate communities about youth and families at risk. Poster session presented at the Michigan Home Economics Association Annual Conference, Ann Arbor, MI.

63. Ferrari, T. M. (1992, March). School-age child care. Presentation at “Celebrate the Family” Statewide Extension Conference, Waterville, ME.

64. Ferrari, T. M. (1991, March). Working with youth is “risky” business. Presentation at “Celebrate the Family” Statewide Extension Conference, Waterville, ME.

65. Ferrari, T. M., & Harvey, J. S. (1991, March). School-age child care. Presentation at “Celebrate the Family” Statewide Extension Conference, Waterville, ME.

66. Ferrari, T. M. (1989, December). Project LEAN. Presentation at the Community Health Promotion Institute, Rockport, ME.

67. Ferrari, T. M. (1989, June). Project LEAN. Panel presentation at the Extension Nutrition & Health Institute, Orono, ME.

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Creative Works

Multimedia/Database/Website

1. Gottke, H., & Ferrari, T. M. Content author. (2020). 4-H Healthy Living Journal. Last updated on June 2020. https://u.osu.edu/4hhournal

2. Ferrari, T. M. Content author. Ohio 4-H Healthy Living. 2018. Last updated on June 2020 http://www.facebook.com/Ohio4-Hhealth

3. Ferrari, T. M. Content author. "#ChooseHealth, #YouthVoiceYouthChoice, #4HHealthyLiving, #4HSummits, & #TrueLeaders." 2017. http://www.facebook.com/ohio4h

4. Ferrari, T. M. Content author. "Ohio Military Kids". 2009. Last updated on July 2020. http://www.facebook.com/OhioOperationMilitaryKids

Radio & Television

1. Ferrari, T. M., & Klakulak, L. (2013, April). "The Connie Pillich Show." [Broadcast & YouTube] directed by Jennifer Otten. State Representative Connie Pillich. Intercommunity Cable Regulatory Commission (Public Access). distributed by Intercommunity Cable Regulatory Commission. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5IOxKDIqow

2. OSU Extension. (2009). 4-H programs focus on children in military families. OSU Extension YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMViDA-pTJw

3. Parks, J., & Ferrari, T. M. (Co-Producers). (1996). School-age child care: Opening doors to community involvement [Videotape]. Orono: University of Maine Cooperative Extension & Department of Public Affairs.

4. Parks, J. (Producer), Ferrari, T. M., & Harvey, J. (Project Directors). (1991). School's out: Who's caring for ME? [Videotape]. Orono: University of Maine Cooperative Extension & Department of Public Affairs.

5. Parks, J. (Producer), Ferrari, T. M., & Osborn, R. (Project Directors). (1990). Reaching out for teen awareness [Videotape]. Orono: University of Maine Cooperative Extension & Department of Public Affairs.

Other Creative Works

1. Ferrari, T. M., Gottke, H., & Hook, L. (2020). Healthy living office book. https://ohio4h.org/officerresources

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2. Ferrari, T. M. (2020). “Ohio 4-H Teens Attend National Healthy Living Summit” Ohio 4-H Highlights. Electronic. https://ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/february-2020/ohio-4-h-teens-attend-national-healthy-living-summit

3. Ferrari, T. M. (2019, November). “Ohio 4-H Health Heroes Educate About Teen Vaping.” Ohio 4-H Highlights. Electronic. https://ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/november-2019/4-h-health-heroes-educate-about-teen-vaping

4. Ferrari, T. M. (2019, October). “Ohio 4-H Healthy Living Advocates.” Ohio 4-H Highlights. Electronic. https://ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/october-2019/ohio-4-h-healthy-living-advocates

5. Ferrari, T. M. (2019, September). “Special flag flown at Ohio Military Kids camp.” Ohio 4-H Highlights. Electronic. https://ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/september-2019/special-flag-flown-ohio-military-kids-camp

6. Ferrari, T. M. (2019, May). “Yoga for Kids.” Ohio 4-H Highlights. Electronic. https://ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/may-2019/yoga-kids

7. Ferrari, T. M. (2019, March). “It’s not just water vapor: Ohio 4-H Health Heroes target the vaping and e-cigarette epidemic.” Ohio 4-H Highlights. Electronic. https://ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/march-2019/it%E2%80%99s-not-just-water-vapor-ohio-4-h-health-heroes-target

8. Ferrari, T. M. (2019, February). “Ohio 4-H Health Heroes Meet Congresswoman Joyce Beatty.” Ohio 4-H Highlights. Electronic. https://ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/february-2019/ohio-4-h-health-heroes-meet-congresswoman-joyce-beatty

9. Ferrari, T. M. “Ohio 4-H at Opioid Listening Session.” Electronic. November 2018. Ohio 4-H Highlights. https://ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/november-2018/ohio-4-h-opioid-listening-session

10. Ferrari, T. M. “Ohio 4-H and Ohio National Guard Camps Reach Geographically-Dispersed Military Youth.” Print. November 2018. Impact statement for 4-H Military Partnership grant.

11. Ferrari, T. M. “Youth at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Discover 4-H.” Print. November 2018. Impact statement for 4-H Military Partnership grant.

12. Ferrari, T. M. “When losses become gains” Print. September 2018. Success story written for the final report to the National 4-H Council for the 4-H Healthy Habits Walmart Foundation grant.

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13. Ferrari, T. M. “Recipe for success: Cooking programs expand at the Lodi Family Center.” Print. June 2018. Success story written for the final report to the National 4-H Council for the UnitedHealthcare grant.

12. Ferrari, T. M. “Ohio 4-H Health Heroes take action following forum.” Electronic. February 2018. Ohio 4-H Highlights. https://ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/february-2018/ohio-4-h-health-heroes-take-action-following-forum Newsletter article.

13. Ferrari, T. M. “What’s in your medicine cabinet?” Electronic. January 2018. Cloverbud Connections, January-March, 3. Newsletter article. https://ohio4h.org/sites/ohio4h/files/imce/volunteers/connections_newsletter/Cloverbud%20Connections%2C%20January%20-%20March%202018.pdf and https://u.osu.edu/cloverbudconnections/tag/medicine-safety/

14. Ferrari, T. M. “What’s in your medicine cabinet?” Print. November 2017. Report to the National 4-H Council, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation mini-grant.

15. Ferrari, T. M. “What’s in your medicine cabinet? Ask the Ohio 4-H Health Heroes.” Print. 2017. https://ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/december-2017/ohio-4-h-foundation-annual-report. Included in 2017 Ohio 4-H Foundation Report.

16. Ferrari, T. M. “Cooking matters at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.” Print. 2017. Impact Statement for the 4-H Military Partnerships Grant Final Report.

17. Ferrari, T. M. “Ohio 4-H and Ohio National Guard camps reach geographically-dispersed military youth.” Print. 2017. Impact Statement written for the 4-H Military Partnerships Grant Final Report.

18. Ferrari, T. M. “Snack attack: Promoting nutrition and physical activity at the Lodi Family Center.” Print. 2017. Success story written for Youth Voice: Youth Choice Final Report. Report.

19. Ferrari, T. M. (2017, September). Snack attack: Promoting nutrition and physical activity at the Lodi Family Center. (Success story written for Youth Voice: Youth Choice Final Report). Print.

20. Ferrari, T. M. (2017, August). Ohio Military Kids Camp: “The best week of my life!” Ohio 4-H Highlights. Electronic. Retrieved from https://ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/august-2017/ohio-military-kids-camp-best-week-my-life

21. Ferrari, T. M. “Camp Kelleys Island Insider's Guide.” Print. 2017. Stakeholder report.

22. Ferrari, T. M., Designer. “Medicine cabinet display.” Exhibit. 2017.

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23. Ferrari, T. M. (2017, June). Fairfield County 4-H member named Ohio Military Kids 2017 Military Youth of the Year. Ohio 4-H Highlights. Electronic. Retrieved from http://www.ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/june-2017/fairfield-county-4-h-member-named-ohio-military-kids-2017

24. Ferrari, T. M., & Smathers, C. A. (2017, May). Ohio 4-H Health Heroes. Poster at the Ohio State University Outreach and Engagement Forum. Columbus, OH.

25. Ferrari, T. M. (2017, May). Ohio Military Kids. Poster at the OSU Outreach and Engagement Forum, Columbus, OH.

26. Ferrari, T. M. (2017, April). “Ohio 4-H teens take on health at the National Youth Summit on Healthy Living.” Ohio 4-H Highlights. Electronic. Retrieved from http://www.ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/april-2017/ohio-teens-take-health-national-youth-summit-healthy

27. Ferrari, T. M. (2017, February). “More than just a spoonful of sugar.” Ohio 4-H Highlights. Electronic. Retrieved from http://www.ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/february-2017/its-more-just-spoonful-sugar

28. Ferrari, T. M. (2016, October). “Going for the GOLD at Ohio Military Kids Camp.” Ohio’s Country Journal, 25(1), 18.

29. Ferrari, T. M. (2016, September). “Going for the GOLD at Ohio Military Kids camp.” Ohio 4-H Highlights, September. Electronic. Retrieved from http://www.ohio4h.org/newsletter/ohio-4-h-highlights/ohio-4-h-foundation-grant-highlight-going-gold-ohio-military-kids

30. Ferrari, T. M., (2017, March). Hunting for health. (Success story written for Youth Voice: Youth Choice Mid-Year Report). Print.

31. Ferrari, T. M. (2017, March). Summit participation: Springboard to action. (Success story written for the report for the Walmart Foundation travel grant to attend the National Youth Summit on Healthy Living). Print.

32. Ferrari, T. M. (2016, November). Ohio 4-H and Ohio National Guard camps reach geographically-dispersed military youth. (Impact Statement for the 4-H Military Partnerships Grant Final Report). Print.

33. Ferrari, T. M. (2016, November). Ohio military youth get healthy through 4-H. (Impact Statement for the 4-H Military Partnerships Grant Final Report). Print.

34. Ferrari, T. M., (2016, September). ABCs of advocacy: Advocacy in action for better beverage choices (Success story written for Youth Voice: Youth Choice Final Report). Print.

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35. Ferrari, T. M., (2016, September). Teaching others leads to healthy changes and choices: 4-H Health Heroes at the Lodi Family Center. (Success story written for Youth Voice: Youth Choice Final Report). Print.

36. Ferrari, T. M. (2016, August). Camp Kelleys Island Insider's Guide. (Stakeholder report). Print.

37. McCune, A., Leatherman, J., Ferrari, T. M., & members of the 4-H Healthy Living National Management Team. (2016, May). 4-H Healthy Living Program National Report 2016. (Report). Print.

38. Ferrari, T. M. (2015, November). Ohio 4-H and Ohio National Guard camps reach geographically-dispersed military youth. (Impact Statement for the 4-H Military Partnerships Grant Final Report). Print.

39. Ferrari, T. M. (2015, September). “11th year of OMK Camp a success”. Ohio 4-H Highlights (Newsletter article). Print.

40. Ferrari, T. M. (2015, August). “Camp Kelleys Island Insider's Guide.” (Stakeholder report). Print.

41. Ferrari, T. M., Bloir, K., Albright, M. B., & Williams, J. (2015, May). Military teen adventure camps. Poster session at the OSU Outreach and Engagement Forum, Columbus, OH.

42. Smathers, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2015, May). Water first for thirst. Poster session at the OSU Outreach and Engagement Forum, Columbus, OH.

43. Ferrari, T. M., Designer. What’s in YOUR medicine cabinet? Exhibit. 2017.

44. Ferrari, T. M., & Smathers, C. A. (2016, May). Ohio 4-H HealtH Heroes. Poster at the Ohio State University Outreach and Engagement Forum. Columbus, OH.

45. Ferrari, T. M., & Glover, C. (2016, May). Ohio Military Kids. Poster at the OSU Outreach and Engagement Forum, Columbus, OH.

46. Ferrari, T. M., & Glover, C. (2015, May). Ohio Military Kids. Poster at the OSU Outreach and Engagement Forum, Columbus, OH.

47. Ferrari, T. M. (2014, August). Camp Kelleys Island Insider's Guide. (Stakeholder report). Print.

48. Ferrari, T. M., Albright, M. B., Bloir, K., & Williams, J. (2014, May). Reaching out to those who serve: Military teen adventure camps. Poster session at the OSU Outreach and Engagement Forum, Columbus, OH.

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49. Ferrari, T. M. (2014, May). Ohio Operation: Military Kids. Poster session at the OSU Outreach and Engagement Forum, Columbus, OH.

50. Feldhues, K. A., Malys, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2014, January). Operation: Military Kids 2013 Annual Report (Annual report). Print.

51. Feldhues, K., Malys, C., & Ferrari, T. M. (2014). “Military kids – They’re in our backyard.” Ohio 4-H Cloverbud Connections, Jan-March, 2. Electronic. Retrieved from http://www.ohio4h.org/ohio-4-h-cloverbud-connections

52. Ferrari, T. M., Albright, M. B., & Bloir, K. (2013, October). “Sailing, kayaking, and jet skis – Oh my! – An adventure of a lifetime for military teens.” Ohio’s Country Journal, 22(1), 40.

53. Ferrari, T. M. (2013, August). “Camp Kelleys Island Insider's Guide.” (Stakeholder report). Print.

54. Ferrari, T. M., & Klakulak, L. (2013, April). Working with Military Kids: What Educators Need to Know. (PowerPoint slides). PowerPoint posted on the Department of Education's website.

55. Risch, L., & Ferrari, T. M. (2013). Responsibility: Key to counseling. Ohio 4-H Teen Connections Newsletter, 3(1), 3. Electronic. Retrieved from http://www.ohio4h.org/teenconnections

56. Ferrari, T. M., Feldhues, K. A., & Myers, D. (2012, December). Operation: Military Kids 2012 Annual Report. (Annual report). Print.

57. Ferrari, T. M. (2012, August). “Camp Kelleys Island Insider's Guide.” (Stakeholder report). Print.

58. Ferrari, T. M., & Arnett, N. (2012). Got skills? Ohio 4-H camp counselors do! Ohio 4-H Teen Connections Newsletter, 1(2), 4. Electronic. Retrieved from http://www.ohio4h.org/teenconnections

59. Ferrari, T. M., & zumFelde, B. (2011, December). Operation: Military Kids 2011 Annual Report. (Annual report). Print.

60. Ferrari, T. M. (2011, August). Camp Kelleys Island Insider's Guide. (Stakeholder report). Print.

61. Albright, M. B., & Ferrari, T. M. (2011). Here today, gone tomorrow. Ohio 4-H Teen Connections Newsletter, 1(1), 4. Electronic. Retrieved from http://www.ohio4h.org/teenconnections

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62. Ferrari, T. M., & Albright, M. B. (2011). Keeping youth engaged: Strategies for addressing 4-H member retention. Ohio 4-H Teen Connections Newsletter, 1(1), 4. Electronic. Retrieved from http://www.ohio4h.org/teenconnections

63. Ferrari, T. M. (2010, September). “Youth with 'suddenly military' parents share fun and fears at 4-H camp.” Ohio’s Country Journal.

64. Ferrari, T. M. (2010, August). Camp Kelleys Island Insider's Guide. (Stakeholder report). Print.

65. Ferrari, T. M. (2010, July). 4-H camp counselors gain workforce skills. Ohio’s Country Journal. Retrieved from http://ocj.com/2010/07/4-h-camp-counselors-gain-workforce-skills/

66. Ferrari, T. M. (2009, August). Camp Kelleys Island Insider's Guide. (Stakeholder report). Print.

67. Ferrari, T. M. (2009). Operation: Military Kids program hosts 5th annual camp at Kelleys Island. Ohio 4-H Foundation Highlights. Fall. Print.

68. Ferrari, T. M. (2009). Ohio 4-H program, Operation: Military Kids continues to grow. Ohio 4-H Foundation Highlights. Winter. Print.

69. Digby, J., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005, December). Recruiting and retention in youth programs. Ohio Buckeye Clover Graham. Print.

70. Ferrari, T. M., & Cochran, G. (2005, November). 2005 4-H Afterschool Demonstration Sites: Delivering healthy lifestyles and science literacy education through after-school programs. Ohio Buckeye Clover Graham. Print.

71. Digby, J., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005, October). Motivations and barriers to youth participation. Ohio Buckeye Clover Graham. Print.

72. Digby, J., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005, July). Transfer of learning: What we can do to aid knowledge and skill transfer. Ohio 4-H Buckeye Clover Graham. Print.

73. Digby, J., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005, June). “The experience of a lifetime”: Alumni perceptions of the development and transfer of life and workforce skills in the Ohio 4-H camp counselor program. Ohio 4-H Buckeye Clover Graham. Print.

74. Digby, J., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005, May). The importance of relationships with caring adults (Part 2): Adults’ role in helping teens develop initiative skills. Ohio 4-H Buckeye Clover Graham. Print.

75. Digby, J., & Ferrari, T. M. (2005, March). Research review: The importance of relationships with caring adults (Part 1). Ohio 4-H Buckeye Clover Graham. Print.

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76. Ferrari, T. M. (2005, February). Research update: 4-H Study of Positive Youth Development. Ohio 4-H Buckeye Clover Graham. Print.

77. Ferrari, T. M. (2005, January). Studies of life skills in 4-H: What do they tell us? Ohio 4-H Buckeye Clover Graham. Print.

78. Ferrari, T. M. (2004). Extraordinary learning opportunities: 4-H Cloverbuds and after-school programs. Ohio 4-H Cloverbud Connections, (Fall 2004), p. 1. http://cloverbudconnections.osu.edu/archive/pdf/cloverbudfall_2004.pdf

79. Ferrari, T. M. (2001). Making the best activities better: Programming tips for Cloverbud volunteers. Ohio4-H Cloverbud Connections, (Winter 2001), p. 1. http://cloverbudconnections.osu.edu/archive/win2001.html

80. Ferrari, T. M. (1998). Take your child to work: Close encounters of the career kind. Michigan 4-H Today, 9(1), 8. Print. (Available from: Michigan 4-H Youth Programs, 160 Ag Hall, Michigan State University, E. Lansing, MI 48824)

81. Ferrari, T. M. (1997). About the major developmental changes. Developmental tasks or “jobs” of 5- to 8-year-olds. In Kids, learning, and fun: Some things to consider Michigan State University, 4-H Youth Programs.

82. Smith, S. U., & Ferrari, T. M. (1995). Unraveling the mysteries of developmentally appropriate practices. CSAC Review, 8(4), 1. California School-Age Care Consortium.

83. Jennings, S., Ferrari, T. M., & Pollock, W. L. (1994, August 18). Kid connections: Bridgton and Waterford school-age child care program [Newspaper supplement]. Bridgton News.

Project Books

1. Keyser, J., & Ferrari, T. M. (2003). Careers in athletics. In You’re the athlete [4-H project book]. Columbus: Ohio State University Extension, 4-H Youth Development.

2. Ferrari, T. (2001). Unit 3: Painting. In B. B. Hobbs & J. George (Eds.), A palette of fun with arts and crafts: A helper’s guide for children’s art activities grades K-6 (4HCCS BU-07597; pp. 40-55). St. Paul, MN: University of Minnesota, 4-H Cooperative Curriculum System.

3. Ferrari, T. M., with Linscott, L. (1997). WOW! Wild Over Work: A helper’s guide to workforce preparation activities for grades K-6. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Cooperative Extension, 4-H Cooperative Curriculum System.

Research Grants

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Leadership Research Grant. (2017). OSU Fisher College of Business, D. Anderson-Butcher, S. Bates, A. Volek, T. M. Ferrari, $2,000

Assessing Healthy Living in Ohio 4-H (2016), Brundige Research Funds, Ohio 4-H Foundation, T. M. Ferrari & C. Smathers, $15,000

Workforce Preparation research synthesis paper, (2007), Edmund J. Stanley, Jr. Research Grant, Robert Bowne Foundation, G. Cochran & T. M. Ferrari, $10,000

Development of Theory and Research Base for Children’s Career Development (1995), Michigan State University College of Human Ecology AURG, T. M. Ferrari, $1,000

Grants (submitted, pending)None currently

Training Grants (Ohio State University)

2019-2020 4-H Military Partnerships Grant (2019). T. M. Ferrari, $10,000

2020 OMK (2020). K. Oberstadt, T. M. Ferrari, $5,000

2020 Health Heroes (2019). Ohio 4-H Foundation. T. M. Ferrari, A. Raines, $5,000

2020 Ohio 4-H Foundation. (2020). T. M. Ferrari, $3,000

2019-2020 4-H Healthy Habits Grant (2019). National 4-H Council (Walmart Foundation). T. M. Ferrari, $22,000

4-H Yoga for Kids Training. (2019). Ohio 4-H Foundation, T. M. Ferrari, $3,500

National Youth Summit on Healthy Living Travel Grant. (2019). Ohio 4-H Foundation, C. A. Smathers & T. M. Ferrari, $5,000

Camp Kelleys Island. (2019). Ohio 4-H Foundation, T. M. Ferrari, $5,500

2019 4-H Military Partnership Grant. (2018). NIFA/Kansas State University, T. M. Ferrari, $27,197

2018-2019 4-H Healthy Habits Grant. (2018), National 4-H Council (Walmart Foundation), T. M. Ferrari & C. Smathers, $20,000

2018-2019 Nutrition Mini-Grant. (2018). National 4-H Council (UnitedHealthcare). T. M. Ferrari, $15,000.

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HealthU. (2018). National 4-H Council (Robert Wood Johnson Foundation). T. M. Ferrari. $500

National Youth Summit on Health Living Travel. (2018), Ohio 4-H Foundation, C. Smathers & T. M. Ferrari, $10,000

HealthU. (2018), Ohio 4-H Foundation, K. Riemenschneider & T. M. Ferrari, $1,700

Ohio Military Kids Camp Kelleys Island. (2018), Ohio 4-H Foundation, T. M. Ferrari, K. Oberstadt, $10,000

2018 4-H Military Partnership Grant. (2018). NIFA/Kansas State University, T. M. Ferrari, $24,000

Walmart Foundation Nutrition Grant. (2017-2018), National 4-H Council (Walmart Foundation), T. M. Ferrari & C. Smathers, $18,000

Nutrition Mini-Grant. (2017-2018). National 4-H Council (UnitedHealthcare). T. M. Ferrari, $15,000.

Project OPIATE: Opiate Prevention Initiative: Action Through Education (2017), Ohio 4-H Foundation, T. M. Ferrari, $4,000

Project OPIATE: Opiate Prevention Initiative: Action Through Education. (2017-2018), Ohio State University Connect & Collaborate, A. Wapner, T. M. Ferrari, L. Siciliano-Miller, K. Milo, $35,000

The Face of Addiction. (2017), National 4-H Council, T. M. Ferrari & C. Smathers, $500

The 4th H for Health Challenge. (2017), National 4-H Council, C. Smathers & T. M. Ferrari, $500

National Youth Summit on Health Living Travel. (2017), Walmart Foundation, T. M. Ferrari, $6,000

National Youth Summit on Health Living Travel. (2017), Ohio 4-H Foundation, C. Smathers & T. M. Ferrari, $5,000

Water First for Thirst Educational Kits. (2017), Ohio 4-H Foundation, T. M. Ferrari, C. Smathers, & K. Riemenschneider, $1,150

OHteens4Health State Healthy Living Summit (2017), Ohio 4-H Foundation, T. M. Ferrari, C. Smathers, K. Riemenschneider, A. Fovargue, 4-H Healthy Living Design Team, & 4-H Health Heroes, $2,200

Ohio Military Kids Camp Kelleys Island. (2017), Ohio 4-H Foundation, T. M. Ferrari, $5,500

4-H Military Partnership Grant. (2017), Kansas State University, T. Ferrari, $21,250

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Youth Voice: Youth Choice (2016-2017), National 4-H Council (Walmart Foundation), T. M. Ferrari & C. Smathers, $15,000

4-H Yoga for Kids (2016), Ohio 4-H Foundation, P. Montgomery & T. M. Ferrari, $4,000National Youth Summit on Healthy Living. (2016), Ohio 4-H Foundation, C. Smathers & T. M.

Ferrari, $6,500

Ohio Military Kids: Camp Kelleys Island. (2016), Ohio 4-H Foundation, T. M. Ferrari, $2,500

4-H Military Partnership Grant. (2016), Kansas State University, T. M. Ferrari, $25,588

Youth Voice: Youth Choice. (2015-2016), National 4-H Council (Walmart Foundation), T. M. Ferrari & C. Smathers, $35,000

Ohio Military Kids: Camp Kelleys Island (2015), Ohio 4-H Foundation, T. M. Ferrari, $7,000

Water First for Thirst Youth Advisory Board, (2015), Ohio 4-H Foundation, C. Smathers & T. M. Ferrari, $4,890

4-H Military Partnerships Grant (2015), USDA/NIFA, T. Ferrari, $28,500,

DoD Deployment Support Camp (2015), USDA/NIFA, T. M. Ferrari, $50,000

Military Teen Adventure Camp Grant (2015), Purdue University, T. M. Ferrari & K. Bloir, $424,260

Operation: Military Kids Camp Kelleys Island (2015), Ohio 4-H Foundation, T. M. Ferrari, $2,500

Water First for Thirst (2014), OSU CARES, C. Smathers & T. M. Ferrari, $16,000

Operation: Military Kids (2015), Army Morale, Welfare, & Recreation, T. Ferrari, $45,500

DoD Deployment Support Camp (2014), Kansas State University (USDA/NIFA), T. M. Ferrari, $40,000

Operation: Military Kids (2014), Army Morale, Welfare, & Recreation, T. M. Ferrari, $91,000 Military Teen Adventure Camp Grant (2014), Purdue University (USDA/NIFA), T. M. Ferrari

& K. Bloir, $384,634

4-H Military Partnerships Grant (2014), Kansas State University (USDA/NIFA), T. M. Ferrari, $25,000

Marketing Ohio 4-H (2014), Ohio 4-H Foundation, A. Forquer & T. M. Ferrari, $9,000

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Military-Extension Adventure Camp Initiative (2014), Purdue University (USDA/NIFA), T. Ferrari, $384,634

Military-Extension Adventure Camp Initiative (2013), Purdue University (USDA/NIFA), K. Bloir & T. M. Ferrari, $297,423

Operation: Military Kids Camp Supplement (2013), CSREES/USDA/4-H Army Youth Development Project, T. M. Ferrari, $40,000

Operation: Military Kids, CSREES/USDA/4-H Army Youth Development Project, T. M. Ferrari, $45,500 (2013)

4-H Military Club Grant, CSREES/USDA/4-H Army Youth Development Project, T. M. Ferrari, $25,000 (2013)

Operation: Military Kids Camp, (2013), Ohio 4-H Foundation, T. M. Ferrari, $2,500 Military-Extension Adventure Camp Initiative (2012), Purdue University (USDA/NIFA), K.

Bloir & T. M. Ferrari, $238,965

Operation: Military Kids Camp Supplement (2012), CSREES/USDA/4-H Army Youth Development Project, T. M. Ferrari, $50,000

Operation: Military Kids Local/Regional Support Networks: Northwest Ohio (2012), Kansas State University (USDA/NIFA), T. M. Ferrari, $10,000

4-H Military Club Grant (2012), CSREES/USDA/4-H Army Youth Development Project, T. M. Ferrari, $25,000

Operation: Military Kids (2012), CSREES/USDA/4-H Army Youth Development Project, T. M. Ferrari, $98,583

Operation: Military Kids Camp, (2012), Ohio 4-H Foundation, T. M. Ferrari, $5,000

Military-Extension Adventure Camp Initiative (2011), Purdue University (USDA/NIFA), K. Bloir & T. M. Ferrari, $163,638

Operation: Military Kids Camp Supplement (2011), CSREES/USDA/4-H Army Youth Development Project, T. M. Ferrari, $50,000

Operation: Military Kids Local/Regional Support Networks: Northwest Ohio (2011), Kansas State University (USDA/NIFA), T. M. Ferrari, $20,000

Operation: Military Kids Camp Supplement (2010), CSREES/USDA/4-H Army Youth Development Project, T. M. Ferrari, $50,000

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Marketing 4-H (2009), Ohio 4-H Foundation, N. N. McNeely, T. Archer, A. Forquer, & T. M. Ferrari

Operation: Military Kids Camp Supplement (2009), CSREES/USDA/4-H Army Youth Development Project, T. M. Ferrari, $50,000

Ohio 4-H Workforce Preparation Initiative (2009-2010), Ohio 4-H Foundation, N. Arnett & T. M. Ferrari, $50,000

Operation: Military Kids, (2005-2011), CSREES/USDA/4-H Army Youth Development Project, T. M. Ferrari, $420,000

4-H Military Club Grant (2003-2011), CSREES/USDA/4-H Army Youth Development Project, T. M. Ferrari, $227,984

4-H Afterschool Priority Team (2007), Ohio 4-H Foundation, T. M. Ferrari, $7,500

Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (2003-2008), CSREES/USDA, T. M. Ferrari, $670,000

Operation: Military Kids Camp, Ohio 4-H Foundation, (2005-2010), T. M. Ferrari, $34,000

Key Elements of Positive Youth Development, (2002-2004), T. M. Ferrari, J. Campbell, N. N. McNeely, Ohio 4-H Foundation, $9,550

Adolescent Out-of-School Programs, (2002-2004), Action for Children, T. M. Ferrari & D. Anderson-Butcher, $30,000

University District (Columbus), (2002-2003), S. Cash, T. Futris, D. Anderson-Butcher, & T. Ferrari, OSU CARES, $7,500

Michigan State University

JOBS! Joining Our Businesses and Schools (1996), P. Farrell & T. Ferrari, Lansing Tri-County Employment & Training Consortium $15,000

Other Funding

USO of Central and Southern Ohio (2006-2016), $583,990

TeachingCOMLDR 5350 Youth Organizations and Program Management; co-taught with Hannah Epley

(Ohio State University, Spring 2020)Youth Organizations Undergraduate/Graduate (Ohio State University, Spring 2004, 2006)

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Youth Program Management Undergraduate/Graduate (Ohio State University, Spring 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007)

Program Development Graduate (Ohio State University, Winter 2002)Foundations of Youth Development Undergraduate (University of Florida, Spring 1999, 2000)Family Ecosystems Graduate (Michigan State University; graduate assistant Fall 1997)Children, Youth, and the Family Graduate (Michigan State University, team taught Fall 1996,

Summer 1997)Workforce Preparation: Curriculum Development for K-8 Graduate (Michigan State University,

team taught Summer 1997)Children, Youth, and the Family Undergraduate (Michigan State University, team taught with P.

Farrell, Fall 1996)

Guest Lectures

(2018) COMLDR 3330 Program Development and Evaluation (Topic: 4-H Healthy Living Programs) (Scheer) 11/5/18

(2015) COMLDR 3330 Program Development and Evaluation (Topic: 4-H Health Living Programs) (Scheer) 11/19/15

(2014) COMLDR 3330 Program Development and Evaluation (Topic: Logic Model & Operation: Military Kids) (Scheer), 11/17/14

(2014) COMLDR 5350 Youth Organizations (Topic: 4-H) (Cochran) 2/13/14(2013) COMLDR 3330 Program Development and Evaluation (Topic: Operation: Military Kids)

(Scheer), 10/28/13(2012) AEE 642 Youth Organization (Topic: Evaluating youth programs) (Cochran) 5/24/12(2011) AEE 643 Youth Program Management (Topic: Grant writing) (Cochran) 5/26/11(2010) AEE 642 Youth Organizations (Topic: Evaluating youth programs) (Cochran) 5/27/10(2009) AEE 643 Youth Program Management (Topic: Grant writing) (Albright) 4/16/09(1996) Spring Arbor College, Grand Rapids Center, Grand Rapids, MI (Topic: An Introduction

to Writing APA Style), Fall 1996

Graduate Student Advising

Current Student Advisement

Clary, Christy (Ph.D., Advisor; begun Fall 2015)

Doctoral Students

Epley, Hannah Kohler (Graduated 08/2014)Dissertation title: Defining and Describing Ohio 4-H Camp Counselor Core Competencies http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1398709972

Cochran, Graham R. (Graduated 06/2009)Dissertation title: Ohio State University Extension Competency Study: Developing a Competency Model for a 21st Century Extension Organization http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1243620503

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Lewis, Deborah K. (Graduated 06/2008)Dissertation title: Ohio Public School Students’ Out-of-School Time Study: Measuring the Impact of Ohio’s 4-H Youth Development Community Club Program http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1211908489

Karim-Sesay, Waithera K. (Graduated 12/2006)Dissertation title: Ukimwi Ni Kamalize, the Wasting Disease: Factors Related to HIV/AIDS Vulnerability in Kenyan Women http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1164742507

LaMuth, Jacqueline E. (Graduated 03/2006)Dissertation title: A Comparison of Formal and Nonformal Managers in OSU Extension: An Examination of Self-Perception of Role, Self-Efficacy, Training Choices, and Job Satisfaction http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1136498937

McNeely, Nicolette Nestor (Graduated 12/2004)Dissertation title: The Ohio 4-H Camp Counseling Experience: Relationship of Participation to Personal, Interpersonal, and Negative Experienceshttp://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1095800892

Masters Students

Risch, Leslie (Graduated 08/2012) Thesis title: The Development and Understanding of Responsibility through the Role of Ohio 4-H Camp Counselor. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1343757858

Harker, Frances (Graduated 08/2012)Thesis title: A Case Study of Ohio State University’s 2009 Restructuring: Perceptions of Area Leaders and Regional Directors. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1339771466

Krogel, Ashley A. (Graduated 06/2011)Thesis title: Exploring Point-of-Service Features of Out-of-School Time Program Quality: A Mixed Methods Study of the Learning Environment, Content, and Youth Engagement at Adventure Central http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1306899416

Bateson, Lisa A. (Graduated 06/2009)Thesis title: A Follow-Up Study of Ohio State University Extension’s Youth Financial Literacy Program Real Money, Real World: Behavioral Changes of Program Participants http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1244049887

Leonard, Dona L. (Graduated 06/2006)

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Thesis title: Youth’s Coping Strategies Used During a Parent’s Military Deployment and Benefits Gained by Attending Ohio’s Operation Purple Camphttp://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1392308882

Digby, Janel K. (Graduated 06/2005)Thesis title: “The Experience of a Lifetime”: Alumni Perceptions of the Development and Transfer of Life and Workforce Skills in the Ohio 4-H Camp Counselor Program http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1152636218

Paisley, Jessica E. (Graduated 08/2002)Thesis title: Extent of Positive Youth-Adult Relationships at Adventure Central, a 4-H After-School Program

Turner, Cassie L. (Graduated 08/2002)Thesis title: Factors Contributing to Adolescents' Commitment to Adventure Central, a 4-H After-School Program http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1406821312

Hogue, Carrie L. (Graduated 06/2002)Thesis title: Parents’ Perceptions of the Ohio 4-H Cloverbud Program in Relation to Life Skills Development. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1396281092

Masters Non-Thesis StudentsHord, Amanda (Graduated 06/2003)Hess, Jana L. (Graduated 03/2003)Glover, Candie L. (Graduated 08/2002)Fogt, Nadine S. (Graduated 12/2001)

Graduate Committee Member

Clary, Christy (M.S., Purdue University, Graduated 05/2013)Thesis title: Impact of Operation: Military Kids Residential Camping Programs on Military Youth’s Self-Efficacy Toward Military Related Resiliency Skillshttp://gradworks.umi.com/15/44/1544255.html

Albright, Mary Beth (Ph.D., Graduated 12/2008)Dissertation title: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow: An Investigation into Why Older Youth Leave the 4-H Program http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1227037768

Jepsen, Shelley Dee (Ph.D., Graduated 06/2006)Dissertation title: Assessment of the U.S. Department of Labor’s Tractor and Machinery Certification Programhttp://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1149104900

Kyazze, Florence (Ph.D., Graduated 06/2006)Dissertation title: Perceptions towards a Mid-Career Adult Education Program: The Case of the Bachelor of Agriculture Extension Education (BAEE) at Makerere University, Uganda

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http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1142558532

Peterson, Timothy (M.S., Graduated 06/2005)Thesis title: The Relationship Between U.S. Adolescent Cigarette Smoking and Its Influence on Their Educational or Military Aspirations After High School

Frank, Molly (M.S., Graduated 06/2004)Thesis title: A Grounded Theory Analysis of Teachers’ Perceptions of No Child Left Behind and Partnership Strategies with Youth Development Organizations http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1391586454

Skelly, Sonja M. (Ph.D., University of Florida, Graduated 08/2000)Dissertation title: The Growing Phenomenon of School Gardens: Cultivating Positive Youth Developmenthttps://archive.org/stream/growingphenomeno00skel/growingphenomeno00skel_djvu.txt

Non-Thesis:Arnold, Suzanne (M.S., Graduated 06/2003)Williams, Rhonda (M.S., Graduated 06/2003)Barker, Rebecca (M.S., Graduated 06/2001)

Practicum:Buxton, Natalie Kazzi, Loma Linda University (DrPH, Spring, Summer 2016)

Culminating Project:Riemenschneider, Kaitlyn, Ohio State University (2nd year MPH, Spring 2016)

Preceptor:Riemenschneider, Kaitlyn, Ohio State University (1st-year MPH, Summer 2015)

Professional Service

Editor Extension Journal, Inc. (Journal of Extension), board member, Editorial Committee

member and chair (October 2019), and Technical Committee member, 2019-present Journal of Youth Development, Resource Review Section Editor, 2018-present Journal of Youth Development, Special Issue on Youth Health and Well-Being, co-

editor, 2017-2018 (published September 2018)

Peer ReviewerJournals

Journal of Youth Development. Peer reviewer, 2006, 2017, 2019, 2020

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Journal of Park and Recreation Administration. Invited peer reviewer, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 (2 articles), 2020

Journal of Human Sciences in Extension. Invited peer reviewer, 2014, 2018, 2019 Forum for Family and Consumer Issues. Invited peer reviewer, 2016, 2019 Journal of Outdoor Recreation, Education, and Leadership. Invited peer reviewer,

2017, 2018, 2019 (2 articles), 2020 American Journal of Community Psychology. Invited peer reviewer, 2008

Conference Proposals and Other NAE4-HA Annual Conference proposal reviewer, 1999, 2006, 2007, 2014, 2015,

2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 Engagement Scholarship Consortium Conference proposals, Peer reviewer, 2017 Outreach and Engagement Award, Ohio State University, Peer reviewer, 2015 Louisiana 4-H Research and Evaluation Booklet. Invited peer reviewer, 2011, 2012,

2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 4-H Common Measures College and Career Readiness 2.0. Invited peer reviewer,

2016 University of Maryland Fact Sheet. Invited peer reviewer, 2011. Programs of Distinction, CSREES. Peer reviewer, 2007, 2009

Publications CommitteeJournal of Youth Development, 2009-current

Peer Review of Teaching 2020 – 2 reviews 2019 – 6 reviews 2018 – 2 reviews 2017 – 2 reviews

Curriculum review Medication Safety Ohio 4-H project book (2020)

Outside reviewer for tenure dossier University of Nebraska (2020) Washington State University (2020) University of Hawaii (2019) University of Florida (2004, 2005, 2007, 2010, 2012, 2019, 2020) West Virginia University (2011) University of Maryland (2006, 2010, 2013) Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey (2008, 2010) University of Idaho (1994)

Outside reviewer for public service grant (2012). West Virginia University

Professional Associations

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National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, 1990–presento Liaison to Journal of Extension, 2019-presento 2018 NAE4-HA Conference Committee, Seminars & Posters Committee, member o Vice President for Research, Evaluation, & Programs, 2009-2011, 2011-2012o Research and Evaluation Committee, 2003-presento Healthy Living Task Force, 2015-presento 50th Anniversary Committee, 1996

State Affiliateso Ohio Joint Council of Extension Professionals, Scholarships, Grants, &

Recognition Committee, member (2017-present)o Michigan Association of Extension 4-H Youth Staff (1995-1998)o Maine Association of Extension 4-H (1990-1995)

Organizer, professional development workshops (1992, 1995) Representative, Youth at Risk Summit (1990)

Ohio Association of Extension Professionals/Ohio Extension Professionals Association/Ohio Joint council of Extension Professionals (2001 – present)o Secretary, 2002-2004o Scholarship, Grants, & Recognition Committee, 2017

Epsilon Sigma Phi (2005 – present) o Annual Conference planning committee representative, 2007

National Association of Extension Home Economists (1981-1995)o Voting Delegate (1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1994)o Participant, Eastern Region Officers Workshop (1990, 1991, 1992)o Maine Association of Extension Home Economists

President (1990-1992, 1994-1995) Vice President (1988-1990) Treasurer (1984-1987) Membership Committee, chair (1989-1991) Professional Improvement Committee, chair (1987-1989) Public Affairs Committee, chair (1981-1985)

American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences (1978-1995)o Maine Association of Family & Consumer Sciences (1980-1995)

Youth at Risk Contact (1994-1995) Clothing & Textiles Section Representative (1983-1985) Conference Committee Chair (1985, 1987) Extension Section Representative (1985-1987) Eastern District Representative (1982-1983) Conference Committee member (1981)

Appointments and Committees (at Ohio State University)o Department of Extension, Non-Mandatory Promotion Committee (2019)o Department of Extension Promotion & Tenure Committee, elected as alternate (2015)o Department of Extension Promotion & Tenure Committee, elected to fill a 1-year

term created by a vacancy (2012-2013)

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o Department of Extension Promotion & Tenure Committee, elected to fill a 1-year term created by a retiring employee (2011)

o Behavioral and Social Sciences Institutional Review Board, appointed (2009-present)o Ohio 4-H Healthy Living Design Team (2012- present)o Ohio 4-H Workforce Preparation Initiative (2006-2011)o Ohio 4-H Afterschool Priority Team (2005-2007)o State 4-H Military Liaison (2002- present)o Director’s Internal Advisory Committee (2004)

National Committeeso Healthy Living Management Team, North Central representative (2014-2016)o North Central Healthy Living Management Team, Ohio representative (2013-2016)o Military Partnerships Subcommittee, CYFAR Conference (2007-2008)o School-Age Subcommittee, CYFAR Conference (2002-2007)o State 4-H Afterschool Contact (2002-2007)o National 4-H Afterschool Leadership Team (2002-2005)

Chaperone February 2020, 4-H Healthy Habits grantee training and National 4-H Healthy Living

Summit, Chevy Chase, MD February 2019, National 4-H Summit on Healthy Living, Chevy Chase, MD. November 2018, 4-H Healthy Habits grantee training, Chevy Chase, MD. February 2018, National Youth Summit on Healthy Living, Chevy Chase, MD. September 2017, Walmart Nutrition Education grantee meeting, Chevy Chase, MD. February 2017, National Youth Summit on Healthy Living, Chevy Chase, MD. October 2016, Youth Voice: Youth Choice grantee meeting, Chevy Chase, MD. February 2016, National Youth Summit on Healthy Living, Chevy Chase, MD. August 2015, Youth Voice: Youth Choice grantee meeting, Chevy Chase, MD. February 2015, National Youth Summit on Healthy Living, Chevy Chase, MD. January 2013, Ohio 4-H Presidential Inauguration Trip, Washington, DC.

American Academy of Pediatrics (Ohio Chapter), Vaping Advisory Panel (2019)

Awards

2020, Excellence in Healthy Living (Mental Health Retreat, with A. Raines, J. Bower, H. Gottke), National Association of Extension 4-H Youth Development Professionals, North Central Regional Award

2019, Follow Up Feature, 1st Place (for “It’s Not Just Water Vapor” article), Ohio Joint Council of Extension Professionals

2019, Team Teaching, 2nd Place, Extension and Non-Extension Collaborators, (for It’s Not Cool to JUUL), Ohio Joint Council of Extension Professionals

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2019, Team Teaching, 2nd Place, Multi-disciplinary – All Extension Members, (for Health Heroes Statewide Expansion), Ohio Joint Council of Extension Professionals

2019, Top 3 GEM (Great Educational Materials) Award for 2019, Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior, with C. Smathers for Levels of Community Change article

2019, Excellence in Teamwork, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, State Award (Ohio) and North Central Regional Award

2019, Excellence in Camping (Team), National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, State Award (Ohio)

2019, Meritorious Service Award, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents

2019, Team Teaching, Multi-disciplinary – All Extension Members, 1st Place (for Levels of Community Change, with C. Smathers & K. Riemenschneider), Ohio Joint Council of Extension Professionals

2019, Periodical Publication, 2nd Place (for What’s in Your Medicine Cabinet? article in Cloverbud Connections), Ohio Joint Council of Extension Professionals

2019, Exhibit/Display, Honorable Mention (for Community Engagement Conference poster, with C. Smathers), Ohio Joint Council of Extension Professionals

2018, Denise Miller 4-H Innovator Award; National, North Central Region, and State awards (for opioid education with C. Smathers, K. Riemenschneider, & A. Fovargue); National Association of Extension 4-H Agents

2018, Feature Story, state award (for opioid article); National Association of Extension 4-H Agents

2018, Exhibit, state award (for Medicine Cabinet exhibit with C. Smathers, K. Riemenschneider, & A. Fovargue), National Association of Extension 4-H Agents

2018, Creative Works, Educational Exhibit, 1st Place (for medicine cabinet display, with C. Smathers, K. Riemenschneider, & A. Fovargue), Ohio Joint Council of Extension Professionals, The Ohio State University

2018, Creative Works, Educational Tool, 2nd Place (for Levels of Community Change Game, with C. Smathers), Ohio Joint Council of Extension Professionals, The Ohio State University

2018, Creative Works, Periodical Publication, Honorable Mention (for Teaspoons of Sugar article), Ohio Joint Council of Extension Professionals, The Ohio State University

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2018, Team Teaching, Multidisciplinary, 3rd Place (for Opioid Crisis, with C. Smathers, K. Riemenschneider, A. Fovargue), Ohio Joint Council of Extension Professionals, The Ohio State University

2018, Team Teaching, Extension and Non-Extension Collaborators, 2nd Place (for C.H.E.F. Camp, with C. Clary, C. Rockey), Ohio Joint Council of Extension Professionals, The Ohio State University

2017, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, Excellence in Teamwork (for 4-H Health Heroes, with C. Smathers), State and regional award winner

2017, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, Excellence in Healthy Living Programming (for club practices survey, with K. Riemenschneider), State and regional award winner

2016, Ohio JCEP Team Teaching Award, 2nd Place, Multidisciplinary (for 4-H Healthy Living Advocates, with C. Smathers)

2016, JCEP Creative Works, Exhibit, Internally Produced, 2nd Place (for NAE4-HA Military Youth poster)

2016, Distinguished Team, Epsilon Sigma Phi, North Central Region (for Water First for Thirst, T. Ferrari, C. Smathers, S. Hite)

2016, Excellence in Teamwork, North Central Region Award and State Award National Association of Extension 4-H Agents (for Water First for Thirst, T. Ferrari, C. Smathers, S. Hite)

2015, ESP Chapter Award, Distinguished Team, Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta chapter (for Water First for Thirst, T. Ferrari, C. Smathers, S. Hite)

2015, Ohio JCEP Team Teaching Award, 1st Place, Multi-disciplinary (2 or more program areas, 2-4 team members) (for Water First for Thirst, T. Ferrari, C. Smathers, S. Hite)

2015, Ohio JCEP Team Teaching Award, 1st Place, Extension and Non-Extension Collaborators 5 or more members (for Military Teen Adventure Camp T. Ferrari, M. B. Albright, K. Bloir, J. Williams, A. Szolosi, D. Twilley)

2015, Ohio JCEP Team Teaching Award, 3rd Place, Extension and non-Extension collaborators (5 or ore team members) (for OSU Day at Camp Public Health, C. Smathers, T. Ferrari, et al.)

2015, Ohio JCEP Creative Works Award, 2nd Place, Educational Exhibit, internally produced (for National Health Outreach Conference poster, T. Ferrari, C. Smathers)

2015, Ohio JCEP Creative Works Award, 3rd Place, Educational Exhibit, internally produced (for 2014 Engagement Scholarship Conference poster)

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2015, Excellence in Camping – Team, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents (State & North Central Region, & National) (for Camp Counselor Competency study, T. Ferrari, Hannah Epley, Graham Cochran)

2015, 1st Place Poster Session, Engagement Scholarship Consortium conference, September 2015 at Penn State University (Reciprocity category; 1 of 5 categories awarded; T. Ferrari, Carol Smathers for Water First for Thirst poster)

2015, Adjutant General’s Award, Ohio National Guard (for 4-H’s support of Ohio military youth)

2014, Poster Session Awards, Honorable Mention, Student Division, OSU Extension Annual Conference and Research Colloquium (for OMK poster, with Quinn Bailey, Sarah Lang, & Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan)

2014, Creative Works for Educational Exhibit, Internally Produced, 1st Place (for Camp Self-Efficacy Research poster, with Christy Clary)

2014, Creative Works for Follow-Up Feature Story, 2nd Place (for MTAC article in OCJ, with Mary Beth Albright, Kirk Bloir, Amanda Forquer)

2014, Communicator Award - Feature Story, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents (North Central Region and National winner) (for Ohio School Board Association article on Operation: Military Kids)

2014, Poster Award, Epsilon Sigma Phi annual conference (for Military Teen Adventure Camp poster, with Kirk Bloir, Mary Beth Albright, Jo Williams)

2014, Eleanor P. Eells Program Excellence Award, American Camp Association (for Camp Kelleys Island)

2013, Creative Works Award, Periodical, 2nd Place Ohio Joint Council of Extension Professionals, (for School Board Association article)

2013, Creative Works Award, Exhibit – Internally Produced, Honorable Mention (for Camp Counselor Responsibility research exhibit with Leslie Risch), Ohio Joint Council of Extension Professionals

2013, Creative Works Award, Television Interview, Honorable Mention (for Connie Pillich Show), Ohio Joint Council of Extension Professionals

2013, Buckeye Colonel Award, Ohio National Guard

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2012, Team Teaching Award, one program area, 5 or more members, (for camp director training with Vicki Schwartz, Josh Kirby, Martha Filipic, Gwen Soule, Jessica Rockey, Cassie Turner); Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter

2012, Creative Works Award (category) (for eXtreme Rings for camp counselsors), Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter

2012, Excellence in Camping – Team, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents (National and North Central regional winner) (for MXC with Nadine Fogt, Erin Dailey, Ann Golden, Tonya Horvath, Hannah Kohler, Niki Nestor McNeely, Jo Williams, Brenda Young)

2011, Visionary Leadership Award, Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter

2011, Creative Works Award, Educational Exhibit – Internally Produced, 1st place; Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter

2011, Team Teaching Award, 3rd place, one program area, 5 or more members (for CampWORKS), Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter

2011, Excellence in Camping – Team (for Camp Counselor Work-Based Learning National Association of Extension 4-H Agents (National and North Central regional winner) (with Nate Arnett, Nadine Fogt, Connie Goble, Heather Gottke, Tonya Horvath, Mark Light, Mary Longo, Vicky Oboy, Jessica Rockey, Susan Russell, Gwen Soule, Jill Stechschulte, Kathleen Tackett, Cassie Turner, Tracy Winters, Travis West, Janine Yeske, Bruce Zimmer, Raci Zimpfer)

2010, State Faculty & Staff Achievement Award (2 to 10 years of service), Ohio Association of Extension Professionals

2010, Team Teaching Award, 3rd Place (one program area, 5 or more members), Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter (for Operation: Military Kids Camp Kelleys Island, with Brett zumFelde, Larry Hall, Sue Ann Carroll, Erin Berry, Andrew Seward, Lindsay Meyer, Heather Gottke, Amy Seward, Emily Cunningham)

2010, Tools for Teaching Award, 3rd Place (home page on the web), Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter (for youthsuccess.osu.edu website with Nate Arnett and Lisa Sotak Bateson)

2010, 10 years of service, Ohio Association of Extension Professionals

2010, Excellence in Teamwork award, Joint Council of Extension Professionals (for Real Money. Real World.); with Beth Bridgeman, Nancy Hudson, Nancy Recker, Graham Cochran, Susan Shockey, Lisa Bateson, Kiera McGlone, Greg Siek, Kathy Michelich, Steve Brady, Rhonda Williams, Demetria Woods, Marisa Warrix

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2010, Denise Miller 4-H Innovator Award, North Central Region (for Operation: Military Kids Camp Kelleys Island; with Erin Berry, Sue Ann Carroll, Larry Hall, Andrew Seward), National Association of Extension 4-H Agents

2010, Key Influencer, a program of the Chief of Naval Air Training, U.S. Navy. Nominated by CDR Michael Varias, Navy Operational Support Center, Columbus, OH. Key Influencers are defined as individuals who are involved with and help shape the attitudes and opinions of America’s school aged and college students.

2009, Tools for Teaching, 1st Place, Special Topic or Team Popular Report (for OMK Camp VIP Packet), Epsilon Sigma Phi Alpha Eta chapter

2009, Tools for Teaching, 2nd Place, Special Topic or Team Popular Report (for Real Money, Real World follow-up study report); with Lisa Bateson, Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta chapter

2009, Ohio Commendation Medal, Ohio National Guard

2009, MetLife Foundation Excellence in Afterschool Award, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents (for Adventure Central with Nate Arnett, Kim Catchpole, Graham Cochran, & Ashley Krogel); one of four awards of $1,500 selected nationally from among national Programs of Distinction (for Job Experience & Training work-based learning program)

2009, Dr. Duncan Program of Distinction Award, North Central Region, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents (with Nate Arnett, Kim Catchpole, & Ashley Krogel); Adventure Central’s Job Experience and Training (JET) Program was awarded the only POD award for the North Central region

2009, Quality of Life Partnership Award (honorable mention), Association of the U. S. Army Quality of Life Awards (for innovative programs for the Ohio National Guard-Operation: Military Kids-4-H/Ohio State University partnership)

2008, Team Teaching Award (2nd place multi-disciplinary team, 5 or more members, Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter (for Real Money. Real World with B. Bridgeman, G. Cochran, N. Hudson, & L. Sotak Bateson)

2008, Tools for Teaching Award – Exhibit, Internally Produced (1st place), Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter (for workforce preparation, with G. Cochran, L. Sotak Bateson, T. Callahan)

2008, Tools for Teaching Award – Special Reports (1st place), Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter (for Real Money, Real World, with G. Cochran, L. Sotak Bateson, B. Bridgeman, & N. Hudson)

2008, Distinguished Service Award, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents

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2008, Educational Technology Award – Team, North Central Region, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents (for blended e-learning with G. Cochran, T. Callahan, D. Boulay, S. Lichtensteiger, R. McCann, J. Thomas)

2008, Adjutant General’s Award, Ohio National Guard Family Readiness Program

2007, Distinguished Service Award, Ohio Association of Extension Professionals

2007, Excellence in Cost-Recovery Award, Ohio State University Extension

2007, Continued Excellence in Cost-Recovery Award, Ohio State University Extension

2007, Army Salute Award, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents

2007, Susan Barkman Research and Evaluation Award, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents. (for Adventure Central Long-term participation study, with K. Lekies & N. Arnett)

2007, Excellence in Camping – Team Award, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents (Ohio, North Central region, and National award) (for OMK Camp Kelleys Island, with D. Leonhard, L. Hall, S. Carroll, A. Lam, & A. Robinson)

2007, Adjutant General’s Award, Ohio National Guard Family Readiness Program

2006, 25-Year Award, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents

2006, Tools for Teaching Award (1st Place Popular Report; with N. Arnett & G. Cochran), Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter

2006, State Team Award (for OMK Camp; with D. Leonhard, L. Hall, S. Carroll, A. Lam, & A. Robinson), Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter

2006, State Diversity Award (for CYFAR, with N. Arnett, K. Bloir, G. Cochran, B. Kelbaugh, C. Smathers), Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter

2006, Team Teaching Award (1st Place, 1 program area, 5 or more members, for OMK Camp; with L. Hall, S. Carroll, A. Robinson), Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter

2006, Annual Conference Poster Award (in 4-H Youth Development program area; with N. Arnett & G. Cochran), Ohio State University Extension

2006, Certificate of Commendation (for Operation: Military Kids), Department of Defense

2006, Community Service Award, Veterans of Licking County

2005, Out on a Limb Award, Ohio State University Extension, Urban Programs

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2005, 5th H Award, Ohio State University, 4-H Youth Development

2003, Team Teaching Award (1st Place, 1 program area, 5 or more members; with J. Campbell, N. N. McNeely, et al.), Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter

2003, 5th H Award, Ohio State University, 4-H Youth Development

2002, Tools for Teaching Award (3rd Place, for You’re the Athlete project book; with K. Cox et al.), Epsilon Sigma Phi, Alpha Eta Chapter

1998, Dissertation Fellowship, College of Human Ecology, Michigan State University1997, Developing Professional Award, College of Human Ecology, Michigan State University

1997, Dissertation Fellowship, Department of Family and Child Ecology, Michigan State University

1995, Communicator Award (Packaged Program; with S. Jennings), National Association of Extension 4-H Agents

1994, Greenwood Doctoral Fellowship, National Association of Extension Home Economists

1993, Effie I. Raitt Fellowship, American Home Economics Association

1993, Jeannette Lee Scholarship, College of Human Ecology Alumni Association, Michigan State University

1992, Stiles Memorial Scholarship, National Association of Extension 4-H Agents

1992, Communicator Award (Videotape, Northeast Region), National Association of Extension 4-H Agents

1992, Marie Dye Doctoral Fellowship, College of Human Ecology, Michigan State University

1992, Beatrice Paolucci Memorial Scholarship, College of Human Ecology, Michigan State University

1992, Dorothy Gross Award for Community Service, Southern Maine Association for the Education of Young Children

1991, Search for Excellence in Teen Programs (Team Award; with S. Jennings), National Association of Extension 4-H Agents

1991, Distinguished Service Award, National Association of Extension Home Economists

1990, Florence Hall Award, National Association of Extension Home Economists

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1990, Recognition of Excellence in Use of Youth Volunteers, American Medical Association (for Reaching Out for Teen Awareness)

1977, Graduate Office Scholarship, Michigan State University

1973, New York State Regents Scholarship

Honor Societies Kappa Omicron Nu, Human Ecology Phi Upsilon Omicron, Home Economics Kappa Delta Pi, Education

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