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4-H clover Faribault County 4-H Ambassador Resources

What Are Local 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 community. 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. Ambassadors are role models for other youth and positively represent 4-H to the community as they work with adult supervisors to provide support to the overall 4-H program in their county.

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Apply to be a Faribault County 4-H Ambassador by filling out this form and returning it to the Faribault County Extension office

Completed ambassador applications express understanding of the following expectations:

  • Youth is in at least 7th grade.
  • Youth is currently enrolled as a Faribault County 4-H member.
  • Youth has completed at least one year of Faribault County 4-H membership.
  • Youth will dress and behave appropriately at all ambassador and 4-H events and will treat all 4-H and community members with respect at all times.
  • Youth will attend a minimum of 50% of meetings and activities planned by Faribault County ambassadors and at least one Faribault County Youth Council meeting. These events may include, but are not limited to ambassador meetings, planned activities for Cloverbuds and other grade levels, project development days, Faribault County Fair, National 4-H Week promotional activities and the annual awards banquet.
  • Youth will have a positive attitude and be supportive of other 4-H members and the 4-H program.

Current ambassadors and their parent/guardian will also needs to read and agree to the Faribault County 4-H Ambassador Mission Statement.

What Are State Ambassadors?

State 4-H ambassadors are role models for other 4-H'ers and they serve as positive representatives of the Minnesota 4-H program. They offer leadership and civic engagement to 4-H members and their communities through service, promotion and education and represent a diverse group of 4-H projects, programs and areas of the state. 

22-23 State 4-H Ambassadors

Please see the Minnesota 4-H State Ambassadors page for more information and how to apply.

Ambassador Resources

Regional and Statewide Leadership Opportunities

Building Leadership and Understanding (BLU) workshops - for youth in grades 6-9

Teens Engaged in Emerging Leadership (TEEL) workshops - for youth in grades 10+

Youth Exploring Leadership and Learning Opportunities (YELLO) workshops - for youth in grades 7+

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