Shooting Sports Ambassadors: Program Resource Guide and Agreement 

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December 9, 2022 Ashley Freed<freedash@msu.edu>

 

DEADLINE: Return signed agreement by December 31, 2022 to participate in the 2022-2023 program.

4-H ambassadors represent and promote 4-H, as well as assist with county-wide or statewide 4-H activities. A 4-H Ambassador is a motivated individual age 12+ who seeks to become a leader, mentor and teacher, inspiring positive change in their community. Teens are provided opportunities to demonstrate their skills in leadership, citizenship and community service through ambassador activities that promote and encourage the 4-H Shooting Sports Program.

Program details and Agreement are available to download here.
Watch Ambassador Kat describe the program.

Please complete the form, sign, obtain parent/guardian signature and return by December 31, 2022. Send completed forms to Laura Quist, quistla1@msu.edu or call 231-942-7552 with any questions. 

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