The Ohio 4-H Teen Council is a statewide group of outstanding 4-H teens and young 4-H alumni selected to provide a youth stakeholder perspective in the planning, implementation, and evaluation of Ohio 4-H programming. As a result of participation, 4-H Teen Council members develop knowledge, skills, attitudes and aspirations needed for adult success, and the Ohio 4-H program is strengthened and expanded.

Roles and Responsibilities of Ohio 4-H Teen Council Members include:

• Provide leadership and service for strengthening and expanding Ohio 4-H teen programming
• Recommend policy and direction for Ohio 4-H teen programs and opportunities.
• Serve as a sounding board for Ohio 4-H program direction.
• Identify and accomplish at least one Teen Council goal/project per year to strengthen and expand Ohio 4-H Teen Programs.
• Other responsibilities as determined by the group with their advisors.

Teen Council Application Materials

Click HERE for 4-H Teen Council Application Information (in word).  Applications are due to the State 4-H Office the same time as the state 4-H achievement award applications (February 1 in 2010).

Updated June 1, 2009

Kathryn J. Cox , Extension 4-H Specialist, Youth Development