What is Collegiate 4-H?
The Collegiate 4-H program is for college students with the purpose of service, leadership growth and professional development.
Collegiate 4-H activities can range from working directly with state, county or local 4-H groups to serving as volunteer leaders for projects, experiential education programs, contests, judging competitions or assisting with service projects.
Collegiate 4-H programs are also actively involved in campus activities, including community service projects and promoting positive youth development.
Why join?
Collegiate 4-H is a great way to stay connected to 4-H while making the most of your college experience.
You build leadership, communication and teamwork skills while connecting with other students who share your interests. The program also creates opportunities to serve your campus, support local 4-H programs and make a difference in your community.
Whether you were involved in 4-H growing up or are discovering it for the first time, Collegiate 4-H offers opportunities to build friendships, gain valuable experience, explore career pathways and continue making a positive impact beyond the classroom.
Current Minnesota chapters
University of Minnesota Crookston
Collegiate 4-H is an official student group at the University of Minnesota Crookston.
Meeting information
The group meets biweekly to connect with each other and explore ways to be involved in the community and surrounding 4-H organizations.
Advisor
Katie Hartmann, [email protected]
University of Minnesota Morris
Collegiate 4-H is an official student group at the University of Minnesota Morris.
Meeting information
The group meets every other week during Campus Connect Time, from 11:40 a.m. to 12:40 p.m., and provide a campus 4-H experience once a month.
Advisors
Brian McNeill, [email protected]
Julie Kill, [email protected]
University of Minnesota Twin Cities - St. Paul
More information to come.
Advisor
Jacquie Lonning, [email protected]
Collegiate 4-H around the U.S.
Join a nationwide network dedicated to service and supporting 4-H positive youth development.
Contact
Crookston
Katie Hartmann, [email protected]
Morris
Brian McNeill, [email protected]
Julie Kill, [email protected]
St. Paul
Jacquie Lonning, [email protected]
Reviewed in 2026