Nathan Benne, Evan Leavitt and Dawn Sherman of Warrenton were recently selected as East Central Regional Representatives to the Missouri State 4-H Council.
The State 4-H Council is a group of …
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Nathan Benne, Evan Leavitt and Dawn Sherman of Warrenton were recently selected as East Central Regional Representatives to the Missouri State 4-H Council.
The State 4-H Council is a group of teens who represent the voice of youth for Missouri 4-H, serving as mentors and ambassadors, and playing a major role in statewide 4-H events.
4-H is the youth development arm of MU Extension. Last year around 22,000 Missouri children and youth participated in a 4-H club, over 25,000 participated in a school program, and over 183,000 participated in a 4-H special interest program.
Benne, Leavitt and Sherman are all students of Warrenton High School, Warren County 4-H and Warren County Teen Leaders. They have combined over 25 years of 4-H experience.
“I’m looking forward to serving on the State 4-H Council,” said Evan Leavitt. “I want to develop my leadership skills, and put my experience to work to help others.”
For more information on Missouri 4-H, visit the 4-H website at http://4h.missouri.edu.
