4-H Leadership and Citizenship Projects

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4-H Leadership and Citizenship

4-H'ers meeting with US representative Derek Kilmer

Members must be enrolled in Leadership, Service Learning, or Citizenship projects by May 1st.

Junior Leaders are intermediates (ages 11-13). Teen Leaders are seniors (ages 14-18). All intermediate and and senior members are encouraged to enroll in a Leadership project. Members who enroll in a Leadership project are members who take a role in leading the group or other members.

Know Your Government (KYG) is a “short term” project that meets at the County level. High School age members (grades 9-12) may participate. Youth do not need to be enrolled in a 4-H club to participate.

Ambassadors are members ages 14-18 years old. General focus is on fun and service to the community and other 4-H programs within the county, state, and nationally. Teens may be elected as representatives to the County 4-H Council, State Fair Board, or State 4-H Advisory Board.

See links below for State 4-H Information and Resources:

WSU State Leadership and Citizenship Resource Page

Know Your Government Conference

Teen Conference in Pullman

Clallam County Fair Information:

Clallam County Fair

Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination. Evidence of noncompliance may be reported through your local Extension office.

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Program Contact

Melanie Greer, 4-H and Youth Empowerment Coordinator
Phone Number360-912-2062 Email Addressmelanie.greer@wsu.edu