• Teen Summit Registration will be on 4-H Online open September 1st – closes November 4th at 9:59 Pacific Time
• Cost to attend: Youth $65, Early Bird Rate: $50 until September 30th, Volunteers – no cost
• All workshops are on a first come, first served basis based on registration date – sign up early!
• Some workshops have a an additional form required for participation at time of registration
• If you are an enrolled 4-H Youth member or a Volunteer chaperone and would like to attend, sign up here: Teen Summit Registration and sign in with your 4-H Online account, do not create a new member profile. Use the white rectangular box that says “or login” to begin registration.

Payment options include credit card payment via 4-H Online and check payment only includes third-party payments (county payments, Juntos or GEAR UP). If you select the check payment option, you MUST then let us know which of these payment sources you will be using. Similarly, those who choose electronic payment will not have their cards charged until AFTER registration closes. Contact your county extension office with questions about payment options.

Transportation to and from Lutherwood Camp (Bellingham, WA) is not provided. We recommend contacting your county 4-H coordinator to inquire about transportation. Please note that youth and chaperones must remain on campus for the entirety of the conference (they should not be driving around or off campus even if they brought a vehicle to the event).

Drop off teens Saturday, November 7th from 10:00-11:00am

Pick up teens Sunday, November 8th from 4:00-5:00pm

All participants in the conference will stay in Community Duncan Dunn Dormitory on WSU’s Pullman campus. Youth will stay in double occupancy rooms, and adults will stay in single rooms. Youth participants will be roomed with another youth of the same gender listed on their enrollment.Roommates will be pre-assigned, but there is a place in the registration for youth to request a roommate. To increase the probability of being roomed with your requested person, have them request you as well. No changes to roommates will be allowed during the conference. Participants need to bring bedding to this event (pillow, sleeping bag, and/or sheets and blankets) as well as towels and toiletry items. If you have questions or concerns about this, please contact Kelly.a.stewart@wsu.edu.

Adult chaperones will have single dorm rooms. Dorm rooms have beds without linens. Chaperones also need to bring bedding to this event (pillow, sleeping bag, and/or sheets and blankets) as well as towels and toiletry items.

Food will be served at Hillside Dining center for all meals except the banquet. Those with dietary needs should make note of those requirements on their registration.

• Arrive on campus from 2:00 – 3:00 pm on Monday, June 22nd at the Community Duncan Dunn Dormitory.
• Pick up youth on Thursday, June 25th – TBD

There is no fee for food or lodging at this conferences for our adult chaperones.

All of our 4-H Chaperones must be approved volunteers in 4-H Online for this 4-H year. or faculty and staff of WSU.

Adult chaperones will be expected to attend all workshops and tours. Chaperones will be assigned workshops and tours by the conference coordinator, but may use the box below to request specific workshops or tours. If you are supporting youth presenters, please indicate the workshop(s) you need to be assigned to in the box below. If you have any questions, please reach out to Kelly kelly.a.stewart@wsu.edu.

We will hold conference orientation meetings (many options, only need to attend one) for youth and for staff/faculty/volunteers during the week prior to Teen Conference.