Representing 4-H as a County Ambassador is the highest 4-H Youth Development honor attainable at the County level. These individuals serve as ambassadors for the 4-H program and give support to the 4-H club and county events. It is a working honor.
An Ambassador needs to exhibit the following qualities:
1. Demonstrate leadership ability, citizenship concern, and maturity of judgment.
2. Have a strong interest in continuing in 4-H programs for at least one additional year.
3. Present specific ideas on ways to give guidance and leadership to some area of 4-H Youth Development.
4. Make a commitment to expand the social and cultural boundaries of the County 4-H Youth Development Program.
5. Cooperate with fellow Ambassadors and Interns for the growth and development of 4-H within the County.
6. Recognize the opportunities and responsibilities of being selected as a 4-H Ambassador and serve as an excellent role model for younger members.
7. Function as a public relations agent for the Humboldt County 4-H Youth Development Program.
County Ambassadors are encouraged to attend the area Youth Summits, the State Leadership Conference and other Leadership and Citizenship conferences.
QUALIFICATIONS
To be eligible to apply as a County Ambassador, a 4-H member must:
- Be in High School
- Have completed at least one year in 4-H
- Be currently enrolled in good standing in 4-H
APPLICATION PROCESS
- Complete the Ambassador resume.
- Read and sign the Ambassador Contract.
- Submit one Ambassador reference form.
- All documents must be received in the County 4-H Office by the set deadline to be considered for an Ambassador interview.
- Appear for an interview with the County 4-H Leadership on the specified date and time.
The recommendations and decisions of the Humboldt County Leadership Committee are final