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4-H Leadership Opportunities Cathy Allen Steve Beck
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Oklahoma 4-H State Council Council Structure Qualifications Role of Office Duties and Responsibilities Financial Responsibilities Filing for Office
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Council Structure Executive Council President – Chair Election Committee Vice President – Chair Roundup Assembly Committee Secretary – Chair Service Projects Committee Reporter – Chair Communications Committee Recreation Leader – Chair Spirit Committee District Representatives 2 from each district Langston Representatives - 2
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Qualifications Demonstrate Self-Responsibility, Organization, Time Management, and Communication An Active 4-H Member Certified Volunteer 15 by Roundup or 16 for President (currently in by-law review for 2017) Roundup Delegate President and Vice President – Formerly served as District or State Officer
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Role of Office An Active 4-H Member at All Levels Role Model Spokesperson for the two Land Grant Universities Actively travel throughout the district and state Serve on at least 2 state council committees
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Duties and Responsibilities Contribute to business meetings Actively serve on at least 2 standing committees Complete quarterly reporting Level I Four quarterly meetings including orientation lock-in State Fair Assignment Attend District Leadership Conference 4-H Day at the Capitol LTR Roundup Readiness Conference State 4-H Roundup
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Duties and Responsibilities cont. Level II (2 required) Septemberfest at Governor’s Mansion OSU@OYE OYE Premium Sale State Parent Volunteer Conference Level III (minimum 4) County (not your home county), District, and State Events at which they actively serve as State Council Members
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Filing and Election April 1 - June 1 Application and Commitment Form Web based training Roundup Executive Council Speeches at general assembly Only voting delegates District Representatives Speeches and election at District Rally All district delegates get to vote
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