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Explore the requirements and opportunities for 4-H awards and honors for Oklahoma County below.

Senior Hall of Fame Requirements

  • County 4-H Record Book or Oklahoma Report Form completed
  • Record Book Interview Completed
  • Application submitted
  • Held one county leadership position in the past year
  • Two Seniors 4-H Members are selected each year
  • You may only be inducted into the Hall of Fame once

 

Junior and Senior age categories are set by the State 4-H Program and can be found on the 4-H Youth Development homepage.

Junior Hall of Fame Requirements

  • County 4-H Record Book completed
  • Record Book Interview Completed
  • Application submitted
  • Held one local or county leadership position in the past year
  • Two Junior 4-H Members are selected each year
  • You may only be chosen as the Outstanding Junior once.

 

Junior and Senior age categories are set by the State 4-H Program and can be found on the 4-H Youth Development homepage.

Project Pin Requirements

  • Must complete a record book, with 4-H Story, and photo pages in the project listed.
  • Must learn at least 2 (or more) new things learned in the reported project.
  • Participate in at least 3 learning experiences in the reported project.
  • Show work done in the reported project.
  • Have at least one citizenship or leadership activity (may be in any project).
  • A 4-H’er can receive only 2 county Project Pins each year. 

Rising Star Award

  • Nominated by the 4-H Club Leader
  • Any 4-H member that shows potential 
  • Usually but not exclusively given to members who are younger or new and have not applied for any other awards
  • No limit on how many can be nominated

Star Requirements

  • Completed work in 2 different projects
  • Participated in one county event
  • Gave a speech/presentation at local club
  • Attended 50% of local meetings
  • Exhibits entries at county or state fair (at least 3)

All-Star Requirements

  • Participated in two county events
  • Completed work in 3 different projects
  • Gave a speech or illustrated presentation at local club
  • Gave a speech or illustrated presentation/workshop at county, district or state level
  • Attended 75% of local monthly meetings
  • Exhibits entries at county or state fair (at least 5)
  • County 4-H Record Book or Oklahoma Report Form completed

Super All-Star Requirements

  • Participated in four county events
  • Completed work in 6 different projects
  • Gave a speech or illustrated presentation at local club
  • Gave a speech or illustrated presentation/workshop at county, district or state level
  • Attended 75% of local monthly meetings
  • Exhibits made at county or state fair (at least 10)
  • County 4-H Record Book or Oklahoma Report Form completed
  • Shared skills learned in 4-H with 3 individuals

Outstanding 4-H Club Requirements

Awarded to the club with the most record book submissions

 

Includes County and State level report forms; must complete the interview to count; one point per youth, not per book.

Outstanding Supporter of the Year

Donors who have supported the county 4-H program and have not received the award in the previous three years.

Outstanding Exhibitor

  • Awarded to one junior and one senior each year
  • The 4-H’er who won the most 1st place ribbons in the county fair

 

Junior and Senior age categories are set by the State 4-H Program and can be found on the 4-H Youth Development homepage.

Senior Leadership and New Mexico Leadership Retreat

  • County 4-H Record Book or Oklahoma Report Form completed
  • Record Book Interview Completed
  • Awarded to the Sr 4-H’er with the highest score in the Leadership section of their record book
  • Must meet the requirements to attend the New Mexico Leadership Retreat according to the State 4-H Office

 

Junior and Senior age categories are set by the State 4-H Program and can be found on the 4-H Youth Development homepage.

Senior Citizenship and Citizen Washington Focus

  • County 4-H Record Book or Oklahoma Report Form completed
  • Record Book Interview Completed
  • Awarded to the Sr 4-H’er with the highest score in the Civic Engagement section of their record book
  • Must meet the requirements to attend the Citizen Washington Focus trip according to the State 4-H Office

 

Junior and Senior age categories are set by the State 4-H Program and can be found on the 4-H Youth Development homepage.

Junior Citizenship Award

  • County 4-H Record Book or Oklahoma Report Form completed
  • Record Book Interview Completed
  • Awarded to the 4-H’er with the highest score in the Citizenship section of their record book

 

Junior and Senior age categories are set by the State 4-H Program and can be found on the 4-H Youth Development homepage.

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