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- Member enrollment for non-White youth in MN
by county ranges from 0% to 34% with a statewide average of 3.6%.
The difference between census and enrollment by county ranges
from –22% to +11%, with a state average of –7%
discrepancy regarding representation of non-white youth enrolled
as members. Overall, MN 4-H has 27,118 (96.4%, compared
with 89.4%, census) white youth and 1,011 (3.6% compared with
10.6%, census) non-white youth enrolled for a total of 28,129
youth.
- Member enrollment for male youth in MN by county
ranges from 27% to 59% with a statewide average of 43.2%.
The difference between census and enrollment by county ranges
from –25% to +7%, with a state average of –8.1% discrepancy
regarding representation of male youth. Overall, MN 4-H
has 15,982 (56.8% compared with 48.7%, census) females and 12,147
(43.2% compared with 51.3%, census) males enrolled as members
for a total of 28,129 youth.
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Range
for Counties
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Overall
for State of MN
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MN
2000 Census Data
for comparison |
Male |
27% to 59% |
43.2% |
51.3% |
Female |
41% to 73% |
56.8% |
48.7% |
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Youth of Color |
0% to 34% |
3.6% |
10.6% |
White Youth |
66% to 100% |
96.4% |
89.4% |
- Project enrollment for youth in MN indicate
that females are the majority of youth signed up in 6 of the 8
major project areas. The exceptions are Mechanical Sciences
and Natural Resources, where males represent 74% and 61% of participants,
respectively. No clear pattern can be determined regarding
non-white youth.
| Project |
Female |
Male |
Total
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Animal Science |
19858 |
61.6% |
12381 |
38.4% |
32239 |
Exploring Animals |
3436 |
67.7% |
1636 |
32.3% |
5072 |
Expressive and Communication Arts |
15601 |
70.2% |
6630 |
29.8% |
22231 |
Family Consumer Science |
16713 |
82.9% |
3443 |
17.1% |
20156 |
Mechanical Sciences |
3091 |
25.9% |
8838 |
74.1% |
11929 |
Natural Resources |
4602 |
38.6% |
7309 |
61.4% |
11911 |
Personal Growth and Development |
5471 |
63.5% |
3150 |
36.5% |
8621 |
Plant Sciences |
9709 |
64.2% |
5424 |
35.8% |
15133 |
* Data source from 2001 4Hplus database and the
2000 census
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