The All Star Exemplifies Enthusiasm & commitment to 4-H Program Contribution to 4-H Program Citizenship and Community Pride Leadership Teamwork Enjoyment of Public Speaking A positive role model for all 4-H members

Qualities of an All Star Demonstrates commitment Is active Is responsible and reliable Is a leader Is a willing attendee and contributor Is a team player Inspires others Is an ambassador Is a model citizen Is adaptable

Duties of an All Star Meets as a team Attends and is an ambassador to events Master of Ceremonies Plans & conducts leadership event Attends leadership training events Participates in community outreach Visits 4-H clubs Promotes 4-H program Participates in sectional 4-H events Attends Yolo County Leader’s Council meetings Plans & conducts All Star Selection Prepares articles for 4-H Newsletter

All Star Selection Who can become an All Star? –4-H member –Between 15 and 19 years of age –Has a gold star –Has demonstrated leadership in club and has assumed 2 or more county leadership roles (one in year of application)

Sample County Leadership Roles Spring Show activity chair Chair of county-wide activity or event Delegate to Yolo 4-H Council Junior or teen leader in a county-wide project Youth delegate to sectional 4-H Leader’s Council Summer Camp youth staff

Selection Calendar May 1-11Club leaders submit name May 11Complete Applications due May 14Selection Meeting May 254-H Council Meeting Announcement and Installation of new All Stars JunePlanning Meeting for

All Star Application Current 4-H Record Book All Star Application –Checklist –Question Sheet –Resume 3 Letters of Recommendations

Selection Process Selection Committee Meets to review application – 9:00 am May 14 th Selection Committee meets with candidates –Group problem-solving activity –Interviews Selection Committee assesses candidates and votes Candidates are notified