A progress report is provided concerning those 4-H Staff Development and Training programs conducted at the national level and partially financed by a W. K. Kellogg Foundation Grant. During the first three months of 1972, seven workshops or seminars were conducted at the National 4-H Center, involving 273 staff members from all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Primary emphasis was on training State staff and building training models for State usage. The seven workshops or seminars were: seminar--youth involvement in community development, workshop--management for effective 4-H youth programs, experimental workshop--voluntary participation, seminar--models for volunteer leader forums, workshop--volunteer leadership development, workshop--new county extension agents doing 4-H work, and seminar--new State 4-H youth staff. Response was enthusiastic, and additional workshops and seminars for staff training are planned for 1972-73 FY. (KM)