4-H Leaders Association

About the Leaders Association

  • All volunteers are Leaders Association members, and have completed VIP Training (Volunteers in Preparation).
  • The 4-H Leaders Association provides leaders with liability insurance, financial support to attend leader trainings, resources for club meetings and 4-H mailings, and a voice in the 4-H program.
  • Dodge County 4-H policies are discussed and made at Leaders Association meetings.
  • Meetings are held five times a year in February, April, June, September and October at 7pm at the Dodge County Administration Building, Juneau. Watch the 4-H Newsletter and Leader Logue for details.
  • Dodge County 4-H Leaders Association, Inc. Constitution & Bylaws (PDF)
  • Dodge County Leader Reimbursement Form (PDF)
  • Dodge County Leader Reimbursement Form (Word Docx)

2023-2024 Dodge County 4-H Leaders Association Executive Board Members

OFFICERS

  • Teresa Stowell, President
  • Nikki Meagher, President – Elect
  • Eric Salmi, Past President
  • Amy Voigt, Secretary
  • Noreen Dogs, Treasurer
  • Isabelle Justmann, Reporter
  • Allisyn Eggen, Reporter

ADULT DELEGATES

  • Melissa Lake
  • John Siedschlag
  • Anita Roberts

YOUTH DELEGATES

  • Lucy Stowell
  • Josh Roberts
  • Max Luedtke
  • Rose Lake
  • Conner Schneider
  • Maria Meier

 4-H Leaders’ Association Executive Board

  • The 4-H Leaders’ Board is made up of elected volunteer leaders.
  • Responsible for program development and direction in Dodge County 4-H, coordinating fundraising, developing an annual budget and all financial transactions.
  • They set the agenda for the Association meetings and prepare draft policies for items on which the Association needs to make a decision.
  • Advised by the 4-H Youth Development Educator.
  • Meetings are held at 7 p.m. at the Dodge County Administration Building in Juneau, usually opposite months that the Leaders’ Association meets. Meeting details are in the 4-H Newsletter.

Goals

  • To keep youth interested in 4-H.
  • Encourage county activities participation.
  • Increase parental involvement.
  • Make the county fair educational and fun.
  • Promote positive self-esteem.
  • Encourage active attendance at leaders’ meetings.
  • Promote the goals and objectives of UW-Extension 4-H Youth Programs.

Wisconsin 4-H Youth Development Policies

Wisconsin 4-H Insurance Information

Special Risk Insurance/Accident Coverage Application Info

Dodge County 4-H Endowment Fund

This fund was established to provide funding for educational and leadership opportunities for 4-H youth and adults. The Dodge County 4-H Leaders Association sponsors grant awards from the Endowment Fund. Grant application deadlines are December 31 and June 30. Read More about the Endowment Fund.

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