Rebekah McDaniel serves as Vice
President on the State 4-H Clothing and Textiles Advisory Board. The
Advisory Board is holding a statewide community service project to collect
gently used clothing to be donated to non-profit thrift stores in each
county. Rebekah hopes to collect 500 lbs of clothing to donate. She
is asking each club to collect children's and adult's clothing at their April
meetings and bring the donations to the County Council meeting on April
23rd. If you have questions please email her at seramaartchick@yahoo.com
Thursday, March 29, 2018
4-H County Council Officer Applications
4-H County Council Officer Applications will be due by April 11th. Turn into the Extension Office or email to kate.blankenship@ag.tamu.edu
We will be conducting interviews for the council positions on April 18th starting at 4:30pm.
Once we have received all the applications, you will be notified of your time slot.
Click here for the application
Here are the positions and responsibilities for each position:
We will be conducting interviews for the council positions on April 18th starting at 4:30pm.
Once we have received all the applications, you will be notified of your time slot.
Click here for the application
Here are the positions and responsibilities for each position:
Chairman:
Preside
at meetings
Contact/Meet
with County Extension Agentto prepare in advance of meetings
Appoint
committees
Serve
on committees as an ex-officio member
Serve
as voting delegate to DistrictCouncil, attend meeting/s, and actively represent
County Councilas a member of the District 4-H Council.
1st
Vice Chairman:
Assume
duties of the Chairman in his/her absence
Serve
as Programs committee chairman for council
Serve
as voting delegate to District Council, attend meeting/s, and actively
represent County Council as a member of the District 4-H Council
2nd
Vice Chairman:
Assume
duties of Chairman of 1st Vice Chairman in his/her absents
Serve
as recreation chairman for council
Serve
as voting delegate to District Council, attend meeting/s, and actively
represent County Council as a member of the District 4-H Council (if fourteen
or older)
Secretary:
Keep
accurate minutes of meetings 9regular and executive0
Keep
roll and attendance records
Tend
to correspondence as necessary
Submit
monthly report on 4-H Connect
Serve
as chairman of membership committee
Reporter:
Submit
reports of meetings and council activities to area media outlets
Submit
information to 4-H newsletters 9county/district/other) as appropriate
Work
closely with Secretary and Information Officer
Keep
a scrapbook/digital presentation of County Council activities/events
Serve
as chairman of community Service committee
Social Officer:
Update
social media outlets
Work
to update newsletters and 4-H Blog
Work
closely with Secretary, Reporter, and County Extension Agent
Help
Reporter keep a scrapbook/digital presentation of County Council
activities/events
Serve
as chairman of Public Relations committee
Parliamentarian:
Oversee
the conduct of County Council meetings
Use
Roberts Rules of Order, Revised as a reference for correct procedures and
conduct Council meetings
Serve
as chair/member as appointed by Council Chairman
Tuesday, March 6, 2018
2018 Horse Validation
The 2018 Horse Validation is open on 4-H Connect.
As in years past, the cost for validation is $10 per horse from March 1st
through April 15th, $20 per horse from April 16th through
May 1st and we have added a late fee of $250 per horse from May 2nd
through May 5th. There will be absolutely no validations
accepted after May 5th. Also, please encourage those with registered horses to
make sure that they apply for and receive any necessary transfer of ownership
with the breed association. The owner listed in 4-H Connect must match
the owner of record on the horse’s registration papers, and appropriate
relationship status selected between the horse owner and the 4-Her. We
are partnering with various breed associations to recognize those youth showing
registered horses at the State 4-H Horse Show, and in order to be eligible for
those breed awards the registration papers must be correct and uploaded to 4-H
connect.
We have several new additions to the State 4-H Horse Show
this year, including a new class: Quad Drill; jackpots for speed, roping and
ranch sorting events; and expanded scholarship opportunities including the Hi
Pro feed incentive program.
Click here for Horse Validation instructions
Monday, March 5, 2018
Mission Possible Mentors
MISSION POSSIBLE MENTORS
This leadership opportunity is open to all current 4-H members,
that have completed 8th grade. You will serve alongside a Texas 4-H Center
Counselor and Adult Volunteers to provide a safe and fun camp experience for
all.
Mission Possible is a unique residential camping experience for
all youth. A special effort is made to recruit youth with special needs. 4-H
Mentors reside in the dorms & participate in all camp activities. As a
Mentor you may be asked to work individually with a camper needing special attention
or with the entire group.
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