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Are you a leader? If you positively influence and help others for a shared goal, you are a leader! Leaders aren’t just elected to an office or position. You can also be a member of committees, small groups and teams. You can develop your individual leadership skills by learning more about yourself and how you work with others.
4-H leadership experiences include, but are not limited to:
- 4-H club office
- Serving on committees
- Promoting the 4-H program to other youth
- Participation in county, district or state 4-H committees, councils, etc.
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