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Officer Leadership

Responsibility, leadership, and teamwork are skills that are learned in the officer project. It is not just a project, but a job. At the second to last general meeting of the year, we nominate people for the positions. At the last meeting, we take a vote to decide. To be an officer, you must be going into 7th grade. Positions include president, secretary, treasurer, and librarian.

​The 4-H junior and teen leadership experience is designed to provide members with the opportunity to learn about the qualities and competencies needed to be a leader.  Junior leaders provide assistance, while teen leaders assume more challenging leadership roles.  Junior and teen leaders may assist with specific projects or with more general 4-H activities and events.  A 4-H member may be a junior or teen leader for one or more projects during the year.

Requirements
Junior leaders (intermediate members): To become a junior leader, members must be at least 11 and no more than 13 years old by December 31st of the program year.

Teen leaders (senior members): To become a teen leader, members must be at least 14 and no more than 19 years old by December 31st of the program year.

Responsibilities
The primary duties of a junior or teen leader are (varies by age, experience, and other factors):
  1. Work collaboratively with the adult leader to set goals, develop lesson plans, teach skills, and evaluate activities.
  2. Coordinate logistical details such as meeting times, locations, materials, supplies, and expenses with the adult leader.
  3. Communicate with the adult leader and members about group expectations, responsibilities and expected outcomes.

At the beginning of the year, the 4-H member and the adult leaders should meet to discuss the project and define each of their roles. The 4-H member should complete the pre-project part of the form. At the end of the year, the 4-H member must complete the post-project part of the form and include the entire form in his/her Record Book to receive credit. Please see 4-H Record Books for more details. 
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  • Home
    • About
    • Community Service
  • Projects
    • Adventures in Literature
    • Arts and Crafts
    • Congressional Award
    • Cooking and Healthy Eating
    • Dog Care and Training
    • Dog Showmanship
    • Epidemiology
    • Goats – Advanced Dairy
    • Goats - Beginning Nigerian Dwarf
    • Goats Mini Fainting
    • Jr. & Sr. Mountainbiking
    • Mindfulness
    • Pigs - Market Swine
    • Poultry
    • Presentation/Public Speaking
    • Storytime
  • Registration/Links
  • Leadership
    • Current Officer Profiles
    • Officer Leadership
    • Club Officer descriptions
  • Newsblog
  • OV 4-H Store
  • Calendar
  • FAQ