Objectives:
- Make 4-H more visible across Creek County
- Maintain relations with 4-H alumni and supporters
- Help 4-H members understand and tell the 4-H story
- Represent Creek County 4-H at selected public events and at Local and County 4-H Programs
Roles and Functions:
- Supplement county efforts by attending events and providing leadership to members.
- Create media relations across the county by writing articles for newspapers.
- Contact people within the political system (legislators, county, budget boards, etc.)
- Serve as Speakers and Trainers
Expectations:
- Prepare and lead a workshop at the county level or higher.
- Attend a club meeting other than clubs that they are associated with.
- Give a speech at the county level or higher.
- Attend Officer Retreat and Training
- Attend 75% of Youth Officer Meetings
Who can be on the TLC?
- To run for Sr. office the 4-H member must be thirteen (13) years old by September 1 of election year OR twelve (12) years old by September 1 for Junior Council.
- Must be enrolled in the Creek County 4-H Program no later than December 1 of the year previous to the election.
- Must be available within the county during the year elected to carry out duties of the office.
- Have not completed more than one semester of college or post-high school training at the time of election.
- Must have turned in a Record Book to the OSU Extension Office a 4-H. It may be either a State or County record book, but it must be turned in by the respective deadline to qualify.
- Candidates should apply by the Deadline for County Record Books.
- Must continue to meet all requirements and duties verified in the constitution. Failure to do so will result in my removal from office.
Election Information:
Officer candidates that wish to apply for a Creek County 4-H Officer position will
need to fill out a “Youth Officer Application Self-Nomination Packet” due the same
day as record books and return to the Extension Office. Officer candidates will be
required to complete an interview as part of the selection process.
All requirements, duties, expectations, etc. regarding the county youth officer team are at the discretion of the County 4-H Educator and are subject to change at any time.