New N.D. 4-H Ambassadors Selected

Three youth become members of North Dakota’s 4-H Ambassadors team.

Three youth were selected to join the North Dakota 4-H Ambassadors team during the Extension Youth Conference in June.

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

Deann Berntson, LaMoure County, Kulm Public School
Paul Subart, Kidder County, Kidder County Public School
Kaitlen Uecker, Barnes County, Valley City State University

The North Dakota State 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, teamwork 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 volunteers for 4-H programs in every North Dakota county.

NDSU Agriculture Communication - July 18, 2011

Source:	Sharon Query, (701) 231-5923, sharon.query@ndsu.edu
Editor:	Ellen Crawford, (701) 231-5391, ellen.crawford@ndsu.edu

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