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State 4-H Recognition Opportunities

Discover exciting opportunities for 4-H members, including National 4-H Congress, scholarships for graduating seniors, and special awards for intermediate members. This overview provides essential details about various recognition programs, preparation guidelines for the State 4-H Resume due March 1, and critical dates such as scholarship applications and beekeeping essay submissions. Engage with your community and enhance your skills in citizenship, leadership, and communication through these fantastic 4-H experiences.

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State 4-H Recognition Opportunities

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  1. State 4-H Recognition Opportunities • Agenda • Welcome • Brief Overview of Opportunities Available • National 4-H Congress • State 4-H and State 4-H Fair scholarships • State 4-H Awards • Preparing the State 4-H Resume October 14, 2011

  2. Brief Overview of Opportunities • National 4-H Congress (4-H Senior members in 10th,11th or 12th grade) • State 4-H and State 4-H Fair Scholarships (Graduating HS Seniors in 12th grade) • State 4-H Awards (4-H Intermediate members in 7th, 8th or 9th grade) • National 4-H Conference (contact Marilyn Lesmeister) • State 4-H Ambassadors (contact Roger or Scott Elmshaeuser) • National 4-H Beekeeping Essay contest (4th grade and above – do not have to be enrolled in a Beekeeping project)

  3. National 4-H Congress • Atlanta, GA on Thanksgiving weekend • Open to Seniors (10th – 12th grade) • Two step selection process • State 4-H Resumes due in State Office March 1 • Finalists must attend interview at Summer Conference • Size of delegation depends on donor funding • More information at http://oregon.4h.oregonstate.edu/national-4h-congress

  4. State 4-H and State 4-H Fair Scholarships • Available only for graduating Seniors (12th grade) • Two different applications with different essay topics and application requirements • Can apply for multiple scholarships on one application form • Different criteria selection for each type of scholarship • Must have SAT or ACT scores available by March 1 • http://oregon.4h.oregonstate.edu/oregon-4h-scholarships

  5. State 4-H Special Awards • Open to Intermediates (7th – 9th grade) • Individual Awards in Citizenship, Leadership and Communication • Group Award in Team Community Service (for members in 4th grade and above) • http://oregon.4h.oregonstate.edu/state-4h-recognition-awards

  6. The State 4-H Resume • Used to apply to National 4-H Congress • Demonstrates growth in 4-H • Shows how their 4-H work has impacted the lives of others • Should be in a stiff binder cover, with dividers between the 4 different sections • Will be returned to 4-H member • http://oregon.4h.oregonstate.edu/the-state-4h-resume

  7. Recognition Calendar • October • Remind scholarship applicants to take SAT/ACT • National 4-H Conference applications due 10/31/11 • January: check website for final update on scholarships • February 1: Beekeeping Essays Due • March 1st: Applications for Congress, State Awards, Scholarships and Hall of Fame due IN STATE OFFICE • March 22-23: Recognition Committee meeting • June1 : Applications for State Ambassadors Due • June 27-30: Interviews for Ambassadors and Congress held at Summer Conference

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