We are glad you want to become a 4-H Volunteer!
Here are the types of volunteers:
a) General Club Leader – this individual is responsible for the overall management of each 4-H club.
b) Project Leader – This individual is responsible for leading the various projects within each 4-H club.
c) Activity Leader – This individual is responsible for various activities including fund raising, record keeping, community service, etc. This can be done for a club or program. The individual will be working with youth in the completion of duties.
d) Resource Volunteer – This individual is responsible for assisting with various 4-H events and activities but has no direct supervision of, or unsupervised access to, 4-H youth.
e) Administrative Volunteer – This individual is responsible for the overall organization and leadership of general program areas, organization of county-wide events, etc.
What are the steps to becoming a 4-H Volunteer?
If you are interested, please contact the Ferry Extension Office at 509-775-5225 x1116 for more complete information. We will walk you through the process step by step. Generally it includes the following:
1. Submit a signed and completed WSU 4-H Volunteer Application form.
2. Provide three references with contact information.
3. Complete online training modules.
4. Complete a criminal background screening through Sterling Volunteers.
5. Participate in an interview with WSU faculty or staff.
6. Enroll as a volunteer within the 4honline system and complete all authorization forms.