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What Are The Leadership Experiences That You Had In 4-H Program

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1. Briefly describe the leadership experiences that you have had in 4-H program and through other organizations/school.
In my 4-H story I address the leadership experience I've had in 4H and school. Through my own 4-H club I've been able to be a mentor and leader to the younger kids. I help my 4-H leader lead activities and events during our meetings. Over the summer I also teach kids about goats and help them train and show them. From the leadership skills given to me by 4-H I am able to be a leader in other communities as well. At my school, I am in charge of a sign language club I started and on the board of two other student organizations. I was able to fill these leadership roles at my school because of 4-H’s impact on my life. Soon, I hope to use the leadership skills 4-H has taught me to fill the role of a senior at my school as well as be a leader in my community at college in two years.

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