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What are we looking for?

We’re looking for 4-H’ers that take on leadership roles outside of just the club level.
4-H’ers that are willing to attend leadership camps.
Plan and organize community service activities or educational programs at the county, district or state
level.
4-H’ers that are participating in county council meetings and helping with county-wide workshops.
4-H’ers that are mentoring and teaching other 4-H’ers.
4-H’ers that organize county-wide workshops and clinics to help prepare their fellow 4-H’ers
4-H’ers that are good role models.
We’re looking for someone that’s willing to work hard and take initiative.
Someone who will put the 4-H Pledge in to action without being told.

Hopefully this will give you some insight on the scholarship application process.

If you have any questions about your 4-H performance and are looking for ideas to help you be
successful in the scholarship process, 4-H’ers, please feel free to give me a call. Lastly, don’t start your senior
year. This is an ongoing process throughout your entire 4-H career.

I hope this offers insight on the role the 4-H office in the PLA Cash for Clovers Scholarship. Parents and 4-
H'ers, feel free to contact me if you have questions. Parents please know that you can be part of the Parker
Co. 4-H Parent Leaders Association. Currently the scholarship committee is made up of an individual in good
standing (attending at least 4 PLA meetings for the 4-H year) and does not have a child or immediate family
applying for a scholarship. If you'd like to see the selection process first hand, attend the meetings.

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