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4-H clover Brown County 4-H Ambassador Resources

What are County Ambassadors?

Minnesota local 4-H ambassadors are youth in grades 7 through one year past high school who want to make a difference in 4-H and in their communities. Local 4-H ambassadors use their skills in leadership, civic engagement, communication and teamwork to promote 4-H, plan events, guide younger youth and serve their communities. Specific roles of local 4-H ambassadors may vary from county/tribal nation.

These positions are not definitive and their responsibilities are subject to change as the Ambassador Team sees fit. Contact the Extension Office for a paper version of this form.

 

Become an Ambassador!

Local Ambassadors

The Brown County 4-H Ambassador Team is made up of 4-H youth leaders who come together from across the county and work together with adult advisors to promote 4-H, coordinate 4-H activities throughout the year, and provide support to the overall 4-H program in Brown County. Involvement in county-wide leadership roles build on the skills that you learn in clubs.

Apply or nominate a 4-Her by completing the application below. NOTE: Parental consent is required.

Completed ambassador applications express understanding of the following expectations;

  • Youth is in at least 7th grade
  • Youth is currently enrolled as a Brown County 4-H member.
  • Youth has completed at least one year of Brown County 4-H membership.
  • Youth will attend a minimum of 50% of meetings and activities planned by ambassadors. Which may include, but are not limited to Ambassador Meetings, Assistance at Cloverbud days, Project Development Days, Brown County Fair, National 4-H Week promotion activities, and hosting the Annual Awards Ceremony.

State Ambassadors

 

Ambassador Resources

Regional & State-wide Leadership Opportunities

Brown County 4-H has scholarship funds available to support youth attending the following;

State Ambassadors

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