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New N.D. 4-H Ambassadors Selected

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Jodi Boe, Mercer County Jodi Boe, Mercer County
Jayce Doan, Burleigh County Jayce Doan, Burleigh County
Sarah Elder, Burleigh County Sarah Elder, Burleigh County
Elizabeth Gunderson, Ramsey County Elizabeth Gunderson, Ramsey County
Anika Jurgens, Mercer County Anika Jurgens, Mercer County
Reid Kemp, Pembina County Reid Kemp, Pembina County
Rachael Lagein, Towner County Rachael Lagein, Towner County
Rebecca Martin, Grand Forks County Rebecca Martin, Grand Forks County
Caryn Scholl, Burleigh County Caryn Scholl, Burleigh County
Justine Smith, Sargent County Justine Smith, Sargent County
Therese Weber, Richland County Therese Weber, Richland County
Alicia Widhalm, Sargent County Alicia Widhalm, Sargent County
Twelve youth join the North Dakota 4-H Ambassadors.

Twelve youth were selected to join the North Dakota 4-H Ambassadors team.

The new team members, the county where they live and the school they attend are:

  • Jodi Boe, Mercer – Beulah High School
  • Jayce Doan, Burleigh – Century High School
  • Sarah Elder, Burleigh – Bismarck High School
  • Elizabeth Gunderson, Ramsey – Devils Lake High School
  • Anika Jurgens, Mercer – Beulah High School
  • Reid Kemp, Pembina – Valley High School
  • Rachael Lagein, Towner – Rock Lake Public School
  • Rebecca Martin, Grand Forks – Grand Forks Central High School
  • Caryn Scholl, Burleigh – St. Mary’s Central High School
  • Justine Smith, Sargent – Sargent Central High School
  • Therese Weber, Richland – Home schooled
  • Alicia Widhalm, Sargent – Milnor Public School

The North Dakota 4-H Ambassadors is a group of young adults from across North Dakota who are actively involved in 4-H. They coordinate many activities that involve teaching youth and adults about topics such as leadership, team work and citizenship.

They specialize in planning and facilitating 4-H events, such as the annual statewide Extension Youth Conference, workshops, training sessions and regional events. They strive to create events that are fun, educational and skill building, and promote self-improvement. They also are active volunteers for 4-H programs in every North Dakota county.


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