HI-Y Forms, Documents and other Resources

HI-Y Fall Program Conferences

• Sr. Fall Conference Student Registration Form
• Sr. Fall Conference Adult Registration Form
• Sr. Fall Conference Brochure
• Fall Conference Schedule
• Code of Conduct
• Fall Conference Packet

HI-Y Affiliation, Standards, Policy, etc

• HI-Y Affiliation Form, HI-Y Affiliation Official HI-Y Roster, and HI-Y Affiliation Welcome Letter
• HI-Y Advisor Introduction
• HI-Y Leadership Center Program Chart with Due Dates
• HI-Y Leadership Center Program Chart with Programs, Dates, Locations, Deadlines, Fees
• HI-Y Minimum Standards and Honor Chart
• HI-Y Membership Policy
• Financial Responsibilities of the Leadership Center and the HI-Y
• HI-Y Honor Award Application
• HI-Y Missions, Pledge Form, In-kind Gifts
• Important Dates for OH-WV HI-Ys

Handbook

• Chapter 1 - HI-Y
• Chapter 2 - How to Start HI-Y
• Chapter 3 - HI-Y Standards
• Chapter 4 - HI-Y Constitution and By-Laws
• Chapter 5 - HI-Y Advisors
• Chapter 6 - HI-Y President
• Chapter 7 - HI-Y Vice President
• Chapter 8 - HI-Y Chaplain
• Chapter 9 - HI-Y Secretary
• Chapter 10 - HI-Y Treasurer
• Chapter 11 - HI-Y Historian
• Chapter 12 - HI-Y Committee Chair
• Chapter 13 - HI-Y School and Community Projects Chair
• Chapter 14 - HI-Y Missions Chairperson
• Chapter 15 - HI-Y Publicity Chair
• Chapter 16 - HI-Y Sergeant-at-Arms
• Chapter 17 - Leading Effective Meetings
• Chapter 18 - HI-Y New Member Induction & Officer Installation Ceremonies
• Chapter 19 - HI-Y Week
• Chapter 20 - Fund Raising
• Chapter 21 - Advisory Committee

HI-Y Officer Handbook - Local HI-Ys, Youth in Government, Model United Nations, HI-Y Council

Officers are responsible to lead their specific program to achieve its potential and at the same time to lead that program as an integral part of achieving HI-Y's total "big picture" purpose. To help the officers in making their HI-Y a success, the following list of documents was created:

• HI-Y Values (1 page)
• 2011-2012 Officer Leadership Corps (1 page)
• UN Student Leadership Directory (8 pages)
• YG Student Leadership Directory (6 pages)
• see the HI-Y Officer Responsibilities in the HI-Y Handbook (multiple pages)
• HI-Y Presidents - OH (1 page)
• HI-Y Presidents - WV (1 page)
• YG Officer Responsibilities (17 pages)
• UN Officer Responsibilities (7 pages)
• HI-Y Council Officer Responsibilities (1 page)
• OH Youth Governor Platform (9 pages)
• WV Youth Governor Platform (9 pages)
• Program Calendar (1 page)
• Quick Facts - HI-Y (2 pages)
• Quick Facts - YG Ohio Student Legislature (1 page)
• Quick Facts - YG West Virginia Student Legislature (1 page)
• Quick Facts - OH Judicial (1 page)
• Quick Facts - WV Judicial (1 page)
• Quick Facts - Model United Nations (1 page)
• HI-Y Year-Round Experiential Learning (11 pages)
• Student Activities and HI-Y Value (13 pages)
• Extending HI-Y's Impact - YG (8 pages)
• HI-Y's Role in Amending the US Constitution (1 page)
• HI-Y Volunteer Initiatives (4 pages)
• Alumni (17 pages)
• Program Milestones: OH-WV YMCA (2 pages)
• Evaluation Demonstrates Success (1 page)
• Student Surveys - Sr. HI-Y Leadership Summit (5 pages)
• Student Surveys - Jr. HI-Y Leadership Summit (3 pages)
• Student Surveys - HI-Y Fall Conference (8 pages)
• HI-Y's Youth Action Agenda (4 pages)

Potential Grants and Awards

HI-Ys secure support from local sources and can apply to state and national grant programs. Use these grant opportunities to expand your base of support and program outreach.

• Points of Light Foundation - Award programs related to Youth Service.
• Make a Difference Day
• Unsung Heroes Awards are given to K-12 educators pioneering new methods and techniques that improve student learning.
• Eco-Hero Awards Program for students 8-16 recognizing accomplishments of young people who have carried out environmental action projects.
• Ignite Creative Energy Challenge is designed to encourage students to learn more about energy and the environment.
• Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes seeks to recognize young people from diverse backgrounds who have shown extraordinary leadership in making our world a better place by helping people, protecting the environment, halting violence, or leading other important service work.
• Seaworld/Busch Gardens/Fuji Film Environmental Excellence Awards recognize and reward K-12 student groups working at the grassroots level to protect and preserve their local environment.
• State Farm Good Neighbor Service-Learning Awards are available to teachers/professors, youth (ages 5-25), and school-based service-learning coordinators to implement service-learning projects for National Youth Service Day.

Contact the Leadership Center for more information concerning grants and award opportunities.