Dawn Sherman, of Warrenton, was among the nearly 900 youth delegates from 44 states and Puerto Rico attending the 2019 National 4-H Congress, November 29-December 3 in Atlanta, Georgia. …
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Dawn Sherman, of Warrenton, was among the nearly 900 youth delegates from 44 states and Puerto Rico attending the 2019 National 4-H Congress, November 29-December 3 in Atlanta, Georgia. The National 4-H Congress experience allows 4-H members from across the country to learn new skills through workshops, hear from nationally recognized speakers and experience Southern culture.
Selection for this trip combines scores from a written recognition form and interview. Attendance at National 4-H Congress is a culminating event for many 4-H’ers and a highly sought after award. Only twenty 4-H members from Missouri were selected to attend.
During National 4-H Congress, youth participated in a wide range of educational workshops and heard from speakers such as the current Miss America. Delegates also participated in a morning of service around Atlanta. Activities included, working in classrooms, cleaning up parks and much more. Youth had the opportunity to tour some of Atlanta’s landmarks such as Coca-Cola, CNN, the Martin Luther King, Jr, visitor center and others.
For more information about 4-H, visit 4h.missouri.edu or contact your local Extension Center at 456-3444.