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Most cited papers from National 4-H Council

What are the most cited papers from National 4-H Council?

The most cited paper from National 4-H Council is "Overcoming barriers: Early African-American certified public accountants" (Theresa A. Hammond, Denise W. Streeter, 1994), with 141 citations. Next come "Positive Youth Development Theory in Practice: An Update on the 4-H Thriving Model" (53) and "America’s Moment: Investing in Positive Youth Development to Transform Youth and Society" (27).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Overcoming barriers: Early African-American certified public accountants Theresa A. Hammond, Denise W. Streeter · Accounting Organizations and Society Apr 1994 141
2 Positive Youth Development Theory in Practice: An Update on the 4-H Thriving Model Mary Elizabeth Arnold, Ryan J. Gagnon · Journal of Youth Development Open access 15 Dec 2020 53
3 America’s Moment: Investing in Positive Youth Development to Transform Youth and Society Mary Elizabeth Arnold · Journal of Youth Development Open access 22 Sep 2020 27
4 A Time Like No Other: 4-H Youth Development and COVID-19 Mary Elizabeth Arnold, Roger Rennekamp · Journal of Extension Open access Jun 2020 26
5 4‐H Healthy Living programs with impact: A national environmental scan Laura Hall Downey, Donna J. Peterson, Suzanne LeMenestrel et al. · New Directions for Youth Development Sep 2014 6
6 Skills and Competencies in 4-H Curriculum Materials Gwen El Sawi, Michael F. Smith · Journal of Extension Apr 1997 6
7 Engaging Youth, Serving Community: Social Change Lessons from a 4-H Rural Youth Development Program Donna J. Peterson, Barbara A. Baker, JoAnne Leatherman et al. · SSRN Electronic Journal PreprintOpen access 2013 5
8 Do Family Assets Mediate the Relationship Between Community Assets and Youths' Perceived Spirituality? Anthony James, Mark A. Fine, Linda Jo Turner · Family Relations Dec 2015 4
9 Informing Youth Health and Well-Being Programs: A National 4-H Healthy Living Evaluation Study Donna J. Peterson, Laura Hall Downey, JoAnne Leatherman · Journal of Youth Development Open access 18 Sep 2018 3
10 The Systematic Screening and Assessment Method: An Introduction and Application Laura Hall Downey, Donna J. Peterson, Suzanne LeMenestrel et al. · Journal of Extension Open access Apr 2015 3
11 From Territorial to Transformational: A New Framework for Master Volunteer Engagement Lisa Tucker Washburn, Andrew M. Crocker, JoAnne Leatherman · Journal of Extension Open access Aug 2020 2
12 Programmatic Environmental Scans: A Survey Based on Program Planning and Evaluation Concepts Donna J. Peterson, Laura Hall Downey, JoAnne Leatherman et al. · Journal of Human Sciences and Extension Open access 31 Oct 2015 1
13 Bold Ideas for the 4th H in 4-H: Teen Identified Concerns and Actions Virginia Brown, Bonnie Braun, JoAnne Leatherman · Journal of Youth Development Open access Mar 2015 1
14 Youth at Risk: Extension's Hard Decisions Richard J. Sauer · Journal of Extension Open access Apr 1990 0
15 Overcoming Barriers to a Global Outlook in 4-H Arlen Etling, Kimberly K Reaman, Gwen El Sawi · Journal of Extension Open access Jun 1993 0
16 Engaging Corporate Partners to Build Your 4-H Program: Tips for Success Marissa Staffen, Amanda Meek, Beth Hecht et al. · Journal of Extension Open access 28 Oct 2021 0
17 A Tribute to Our Friend Dr. Peter Benson: “A Learned Learner” Rick Little, Don Floyd · Applied Developmental Science 2012 0

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