State
4-H Ambassador Responsibilities
Throughout
their tenure as active and graduate State 4-H
Ambassadors, Ambassadors have the responsibility
of maintaining high standards of excellence related
to the 4-H pledge commitments of clearer thinking,
greater loyalty, larger service, and better living,
for the betterment of their clubs, communities,
country, and world. Teens who meet the Standards
of Excellence, and accept the invitation to become
State 4-H Ambassadors are also expected to complete
the following during their one year active term:
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Develop knowledge, attitudes skills & aspirations
related to:
- leadership,
- citizenship
& service,
- communications
& public relations,
- scholarship,
and
- personal
areas of interest.
•
Participate in the State 4-H Ambassador Orientation
Program.
•
Take part in at least three additional Ambassador
meetings.
•
Accomplish personal Ambassador goals identified during orientation.
•
Serve as emcees, committee members, and in
other roles at the Ohio
4-H Teen Conference,
State Fair 4-H Events, and
other state 4-H
programs.
•
Assist as needed in planning, implementing, and
evaluating statewide 4-H programs such as: subject
matter conferences, volunteer training sessions
and recognition programs, member recognition programs,
new 4-H project development, etc.
•
Represent Ohio 4-H members on statewide program
and development committees.
•
Work with other State 4-H Ambassadors to plan,
implement & evaluate an Ambassador project
to:
a) Strengthen
b) Promote, and
c) Publicize
the Ohio 4-H youth development program.
•
Participate in at least six State 4-H Ambassador
"Leadership Opportunities" identified during orientation.
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