Oakland County Awards/Scholarships

Michigan State University Extension 

4-H Youth Development 

Oakland County 

Awards & Scholarships 

This handbook can be found on the 4-H Youth Development section of the Oakland County MSUE website at 

www.oakgov.com/msu

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

How to Complete Award Application ······················································ 3 

Award Summary ·············································································· 4 

All Star Award ················································································· 6 

County Medals ················································································ 9 

4-H Club Community Service Recognition ··············································· 13 

“I Dare You” Leadership Award ···························································· 17 

Michigan 4-H Key Club Award ····························································· 21 

Oakland County Farm Bureau Scholarship ················································ 27 

Friend of 4-H Award ·········································································· 33 

Oakland County 4-H Club Thank You ····················································· 35 

MSU Oakland Alumni Scholarship ························································· 41 

My Club, My Community, My Country & My World 4-H Award ····················· 43

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HOW TO COMPLETE AWARDS APPLICATIONS 

1. Photocopy application—use one for a rough draft, one to be turned in. It is a good idea to make a copy 

of the completed application for your records. 

2. Read directions and entire application twice before beginning. 

3. Please type or print neatly. 

4. Use the member record book, computer, and/or calendars to help you fill out the application. 

5. Be brief and to the point. Do not add pages unless indicated. When it is necessary to add a page, be 

sure to use 8 1/2” x 11” paper. Do not repeat things several times on the application. 

6. Double check for misspelled words, poor grammar, and incomplete sentences. 

7. If your parent is the club leader, have another adult leader sign the application and write the letter of 

recommendation. 

8. Be sure the application has proper signatures. All applications must be filled out by participant as noted 

in the Awards Handbook. 

9. All applications must be postmarked or in the Oakland County 4-H office by the due date. 

10. If called for a personal interview, please dress neatly and do not chew gum, candy, etc. 

11. Send all applications to: 

MSU Extension—Oakland County 


North Office Bldg.—26E 

1200 N. Telegraph Rd. 

Pontiac, Michigan 48341-0416

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AWARDS SUMMARY 

OAKLAND COUNTY FAIR SCHOLARSHIP: 

Due with fair entry form 

There is a scholarship available from the Oakland County 4-H Fair Association. For more 

details, please call the Fair Office at 248.634.8830. 

OAKLAND COUNTY FARM BUREAU SCHOLARSHIP: 

Deadline May 1 

The Oakland County Farm Bureau offers a $500 college scholarship to two Oakland 

County 4-H youth planning to pursue an agricultural-related career. 

ALL STAR AWARD: 

Deadline August 15 

Designed to recognize young or new club members who are not being recognized for other 

awards. 

COUNTY MEDALS: 


Designed to recognize outstanding work in all project areas (ages 11-19). 

4-H CLUB COMMUNITY SERVICE RECOGNITION: 


This recognition was created to honor the clubs who have participated in outstanding 

service projects in the current program year. 

“I DARE YOU” LEADERSHIP AWARD: 


Designed to recognize a high school junior or senior who has demonstrated leadership 

potential and growth in character and personal development. Recommendation from your 

teacher or leader must be included with the application. 

MICHIGAN 4-H KEY CLUB AWARD: 


Recognizes outstanding project achievement; individual serves as county resource person 

& project ambassador (ages 14-19). 

FRIEND OF 4-H AWARD: 


Recognizes non-4-H individuals and organizations for their recurring support for the total 

county 4-H program (financial or services).

OAKLAND COUNTY 4-H CLUB THANK YOU: 


This award is designed to give 4-H clubs the opportunity to recognize persons, businesses, 

or organizations that have been especially helpful to their 4-H club. Selections will be 

based on contributions to the development of your club. 

MSUE—OAKLAND COUNTY MSU ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP: 

Deadline March 20 

The scholarships are available to Oakland County high school seniors. These seniors must 

have been accepted to study at Michigan State University and are planning to attend MSU 

for the 2012/2013 academic year. 

MY CLUB, MY COMMUNITY, MY COUNTRY & MY WORLD 4-H AWARD 


This club award is designed to recognize excellent club programming in Oakland County. 

Members are encouraged to participate in Club, County, State, and National Events and 

International Exchange Programs. Awards will be made based on the completeness of the 

application. If club only participates in the county level, the awards will reflect that. Then 

if the club adds State and National levels later, those portions of the award will be given at 

the next Recognition event. 

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ALL STAR AWARD 

INSTRUCTIONS 

About the All Star Award: 

This award is an introduction to the County 4-H Awards Program. The award is presented at the 

Annual Oakland County awards event which is held in October. 

The All Star awardees will receive a patch, a commendation letter from his/her county 

commissioner, a letter from County Executive L. Brooks Patterson, a letter from Oakland County Farm 

Bureau, and an All Star certificate. 

1. Selection is made by either the leader or by vote of the club members. Consider such qualities as 

willingness to help others, the ability to learn and share skills and the growth of the person as a result 

of their previous 4-H experiences. 

2. Each club should be represented by two awardees. 

3. Eligibility is not dependent upon age or length of enrollment 

4. Those members who are ineligible for this All Star Award are: those youth being recognized for 

County Medals, State Awards, Key Participants, “I Dare You” recipients, as well as other state event 

winners, or other special honorees who will automatically be invited. 

5. Can only participate as an All Star in the county 

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 

Please include a color photo of the nominated individuals in action with a brief synopsis of their 

participation. (Photos will be returned)

4-H ALL STAR NOMINATION 

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Club Name: __________________________________________________________________________ 

General Leader: _______________________________________________ Phone: _________________ 

ALL STAR #1 

Name: _______________________________________________________________________________ 

Address: _____________________________________________________________________________ 

Phone: _________________________________________________________ Age: _________________ 

E-mail Address: _______________________________________________________________________ 

Briefly describe activities of All Star #1: 

_____________________________________________________________________________________ 

_____________________________________________________________________________________ 

_____________________________________________________________________________________ 

_____________________________________________________________________________________ 

ALL STAR #2 

Name: _______________________________________________________________________________ 

Address: _____________________________________________________________________________ 

Phone: _________________________________________________________ Age: _________________ 

E-mail Address: _______________________________________________________________________ 

Briefly describe activities of All Star #2: 

_____________________________________________________________________________________ 

_____________________________________________________________________________________ 

_____________________________________________________________________________________ 

_____________________________________________________________________________________ 

** Please email or send form to Sue Stapleton (staple25@msu.edu) 

**Pictures may be emailed to Jason Scott at jscott@msu.edu 

Pictures enclosed: ____ YES ____ NO (please include identification on back of picture) 

Who can be contacted if more information is needed? 

Name: __________________________________________________ Phone: ______________________ 

Due in MSU Extension 4-H Youth Development Office: August 15

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COUNTY MEDALS 

WHAT IS A COUNTY MEDAL? 

A County Medal is a form of recognition awarded to a 4-H member for outstanding project work. You 

may receive an award more than once, but will receive only one medal. Each 4-H Member may apply for 

two County Medals every year. A separate application must be filled out for each one. Applications must 

be completely filled out by the 4-H member. 

WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLYING FOR COUNTY MEDALS? 

A 4-H member must be 11 to 19 years old by January 1 of current year. A member must have completed 

one year in the project. County Medal forms are due in the 4-H office before August 15. 

DIRECTIONS FOR FILLING OUT APPLICATION 

PART A—ACTIVITIES 

List all activities in which you have participated relating to the County Medal for which you are applying. 

Application should be typed or printed in ink on 8 1/2” x 11” paper. Examples of Activities: Demonstrations, 

Displays, Committees, Offices Held, Fair Participation, Leadership Experiences, Participation in 

Club Activities, etc. 

PART B—AWARDS & RECOGNITION 

List all the awards you have won on three levels: 

1. Club—example: Community Shows, Club Awards 

2. County—example: Personal Appearance, Style Revue 

3. State—example: Horticulture, Animal Science Shows, Horse Shows 

PART C—BRIEFLY STATE HOW THIS PROJECT RELATES TO YOUR PERSONAL GROWTH 

AND DEVELOPMENT 

Example: 

Explain how this project has become part of your home life? How it has helped you with any of your classes 

at school?

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2013 County 4-H Award Areas 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Achievement 

Agriculture 

Beef 

Citizenship 

Clothing and Textiles (including Style Review) 

Communications 

Community Service 

Companion Animals (cats, pocket pets, fish, reptiles, etc.) 

Dairy Cattle 

Dogs 

Entomology 

Environmental & Outdoor Education 

Folkpatterns 

Food 

Global & Cultural Heritage 

Goats 

Horses 

Horticulture/Crops 

Leadership 

Leisure Education 

Llama (including alpaca) 

Performing Arts (including clowning) 

Photography 

Poultry 

Rabbits & Cavies 

Science and Technology (including computers, electrical, small engines, automotive, tractors, etc.) 

Sheep 

Shooting Sports 

Swine 

Veterinary Science 

Visual Arts (formerly Crafts & Woodworking, Fine Arts)

COUNTY MEDAL APPLICATION 

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County Medal applying for: 

Name: 

Address: 

City: 

Phone: 

E-mail address: 

4-H Leader signature: 

Registered 4-H Club: 

Zip: 

Years in project: 

Member’s age (as of Jan. 1 of program year): 

Number of years in 4-H: 

Date of birth: 

A. ACTIVITIES (relating only to County Medal for which you are applying—additional sheets may be 

attached) Give examples: meetings attended, demonstrations, petting zoo, mentoring, teaching, workshop, 

clinics, committee involvement, offices (leadership position) entrepreneurship. 

B. 4-H AWARDS Awards may include pins, certificates, ribbons, etc. If you have not received any 

awards please fill in the blanks with “NO AWARDS”. List year award was received. 

CLUB FAIR COUNTY STATE

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COUNTY MEDAL APPLICATION 

(CONTINUED) 

C. Briefly describe ways in which this project relates to your personal growth and development 

Signature of Applicant: 

Date: 

Due in the MSU Extension 4-H Youth Development Office: August 15

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4-H CLUB COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD 

Community Service is working to satisfy community needs on a volunteer basis. Registered 4-H Clubs 

and other volunteers often join in community-based activities to help communities and other groups 

accomplish seemingly impossible tasks. 4-H members donate many hours in many different ways to help 

make their neighborhoods and communities a better place to live. 

Complete the 4-H Club Community Service Nomination Form and submit to the Oakland County 4-H 

Office by August 15.

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4-H CLUB COMMUNITY SERVICE NOMINATION FORM 

Registered 4-H Club: 

Youth Representative: 

Club Leader Signature: 

Address: 

Phone: 

Email: 

List your club community service projects for this year: 

______ 

______ 

Choose one project for the following questions: 

How many 4-H members participated in Club Community Service this year? 

How many 4-H adult volunteers participated? 

How many people benefited from this service? 

Who were they? 

Approximately how many hours did your club spend on this project (example” if 15 youth each spent 3 

hours, the total would be 45 hours)? 

What did the 4-H members learn by doing this? (List comments from three club members) 

Please return this form by August 15 to: 




1200 N. Telegraph Road 

Pontiac, Michigan 48341-0416

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THE “I DARE YOU” LEADERSHIP AWARD 

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BACKGROUND 

Mr. William H. Danforth’s book, “I Dare You”, was first published in 1941. It is still considered one of 

the most influential books in the general area of personal motivation. Now in its 29th printing, the book is 

published and distributed by the American Youth Foundation through it’s “I Dare You” Committee. 

Mr. Danforth, founder of the Ralston Purina Company and one of the founders of the American Youth 

Foundation, dedicated much of his time and philanthropy to youth work. Through the urging of friends, 

he started granting the “I Dare You” Awards to outstanding youth in high schools and the 4-H organization 

over sixty years ago. 

The American Youth Foundation, founded in 1924, is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing 

programs for youth. The aim of the foundation is the discovery and enhancement of leadership skills and 

the promotion of balanced growth and development. 

INVITATIONS 

Each year every high school in the Unites States is offered, by letter, the opportunity to nominate two students 

in their junior or senior year for recognition. In addition, every county 4-H Extension Educator is 

contacted by letter seeking nomination of outstanding 4-H youth for recognition. 

Many schools and counties have participated every year. All are invited regardless of past participation. 

THE AWARD 

The “I Dare You” Leadership Award is not a contest or a competition of any kind. Each high school principal 

or headmaster and each County 4-H Extension Educator is asked to select (or have a staff or committee 

select) the nominees. The Award is offered as recognition of excellence in character and wellbalanced 

personal development, as well as demonstrated qualities of constructive leadership. The application 

should be completed by a leader (other than parent) or a teacher. 

The selected applicants will receive a copy of the book “I Dare You”, a personalized certificate, and are 

eligible for a partial scholarship to attend the American Youth Foundation National Leadership Conference 

at Camp Miniwanca, MI. This Award is presented at the All Star Review.

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THE “I DARE YOU” LEADERSHIP AWARD 

(Must be a High School Junior or Senior) 

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Name of nominee 

Phone 

Street address City Zip 

This nominee is a: junior senior in high school. 

Comments on leadership qualites, academic achievements, athletic or physical activities, school or community 

involvement, general character, integrity, etc., which were considered in making this selection: 

Recommended by: 

Title/Position: 

Street address: City: Zip: 

Phone: 

Date:

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MICHIGAN 4-H KEY CLUB AWARD 

The Michigan 4-H Key Club Award is form of recognition awarded to a 4-H member for outstanding project 

work. The recipient must be willing to serve as a county resource person in the project area of expertise; 

assist with the promotion, organization, and operation of countywide activities; and serve as an ambassador 

for the local 4-H program. Each 4-H member may apply for the Michigan 4-H Key Club Award 

in up to two project areas per year. Each member may receive the award more than once, but will only 

receive one piece of Key Club jewelry per year.

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MICHIGAN 4-H KEY CLUB AWARD APPLICATION 

(Please Print) Date Submitted: / / 

Name: 

First Middle Last 

Address: City: Zip: 

Date of Birth _____/_____/______ Name of Parent or Guardian: 

Grade in School: 

Project Area #1 #2 

BASIC REQUIREMENTS: 

A 4-H member is eligible who has: 

Reached 15 years of age by January 1st 

Completed three (3) calendar years of project work as of January 1 of the current year 

Completed 4-H projects in at least two project areas 

Participate in three (3) 4-H club events other than club events in your award area 

Been recommended by your local leader 


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(CONTINUED) 

1. List in chronological order the 4-H activities you have participated in relating to this project area for 

the last three (3) years (20 points) 

2. List at least ten 4-H activities from two other project areas in which you are involved (20 points)

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(CONTINUED) 

3. List at least three (3) 4-H Activities other than your club activities (i.e. county events, national event, 

state events, etc…) (fair is not a 4-H activity)(20 points) 

4. Write a brief statement on how you have benefited from your 4-H program. (20 points) 

5. Write a brief statement of what you have done to help others in 4-H work. (20 points) 

Date: 

Signed: 

Member 

Date: 

Signed: 

Approved by 4-H Leader

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OAKLAND COUNTY FARM BUREAU SCHOLARSHIP 

The Oakland County Farm Bureau offers a $500 college scholarship to two Oakland County 4-H youth 

planning to pursue an agricultural-related career. 

Requirements for the scholarship include enrollment in a major agricultural-related program of study and 

the applicant must have carried out, taught and demonstrated agriculture activities as part of his/her 4-H 

project experiences. Applicant must be a high school senior or in college. 

Applicants will be evaluated on the basis of degree of involvement and expressed interest. 

Application deadline is May 1 to: 





Pontiac, Michigan 48341-0416 

Candidates will be interviewed and final selections made exclusively by: 

The Oakland County Farm Bureau

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OAKLAND COUNTY FARM BUREAU SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION 

Please read entire application before answering questions. Do not add additional pages. Use space provided. 

APPLICATION DUE: MAY 1 

(Due in MSU Extension 4-H Youth Development office—NOT POSTMARKED) 

Name: 

First Middle Last 

Age as of December 31, this year: 

Birth Date: _____/_____/_____ 

I will graduate from: 

Residence: 

High School _____/_____/_____ 

(Street Address) 

City State Zip 

(Telephone Number) 

School Information: 

(Street Address) 

(Telephone Number) 

Scholastic Average: ________ on a ________ Point Scale Ranked ________ in a Class of ________ 

Names of mother and father: 

Address: 

Number of Brothers: 

Number of Sisters: 

Field in which you are interested in majoring: 

I have completed ________ years in 4-H 

Club: 

County:

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(CONTINUED) 

College you plan to attend: 

(Circle one): I have / have not been accepted as of this date: 

I have been a teen leader for ________ years in (project area) 

Describe why you are interested in pursuing a college education: 

Explain your reasons for choosing your field of education: 

List below your 4-H project areas (major ones first, with number of years in each—minor ones last with 

number of years in each): 

4-H Awards won (County Medals, State Awards, Key Participant, County Awards recognition): 

Trophies/Rosettes/Recognition won for Fair Projects Only:

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(CONTINUED) 

4-H Offices held: 

County Level: 

Club Level: 

I have attended or been a member of (give number of times): 

Kettunen Center 

4-H Youth Exploration Days 

Washington Focus 

Citizenship Focus 

State 

Year 

State 4-H Programming 

Horse Jamboree 

Committee Meetings 

Livestock Expo 

Name of Committee(s): 

Demonstrated 

Participation in statewide youth activities and contests not sponsored by 4-H (District Contests, and State 

Contests): 

List below interests and activities. Please limit response to space provided. 

SCHOOL: 

COMMUNITY: 

CHURCH:

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(CONTINUED) 

HOBBIES: 

SPECIAL INTERESTS: 

Briefly describe how you have helped other 4-H participants: 

Write a brief statement describing what your biggest achievement in 4-H was and why: 

I have personally prepared this application and believe it to be correct: 

Date 

Signature 

I have personally reviewed this application and believe it to be accurate. 

Date 

Parent/Guardian Signature 

Date 

Club/Project Leader Signature

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FRIEND OF 4-H AWARD 

Community members and organizations that are not directly involved in 4-H frequently 

make contributions to the overall 4-H program. These contributions may consist of 

materials, services or financial support. 

The Friend of 4-H Award is an opportunity for 4-H clubs to recognize new 4-H individuals and 

organizations for their recurring support. The ideal award recipient will have demonstrated commitment 

to 4-H by making contributions to MORE THAN ONE CLUB on a recurring basis. 

Examples of past Friend of 4-H Awards are: Farm Bureau of Oakland County for support of the Oakland 

County All Star Review.

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FRIEND OF 4-H AWARD NOMINATION 

Club Name: 

Name: Phone #: 

Address: 

Name of person to be honored: 

Address: 

Phone #: 

Email: 

In what way has the individual or group contributed to the success and development of the County 4-H 

program? 

For how many years has this individual or group been involved with the County 4-H program?: 

How do you feel the Oakland County 4-H Program has benefited from this involvement? 

Submitted by: Phone #: 

Address: 

Date: 

Please mail to: MSU Extension—Oakland County 





Please note: This is to honor non 4-H individuals and organizations for their recurring, helpful contributions, 

services, etc. for more than one club. 


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4-H CLUB THANK YOU AWARD 

The 4-H Club Thank You Award is designed to provide recognition by a club to individuals, businesses, 

or organizations that have done much to help a club fulfill their goals. This could be financial, meeting 

space, supplies or another set of hands to help get things done. 

This is a competitive award as there will be up to three awards presented each year. Selections will be 

based on contributions to the development of your club.

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4-H CLUB THANK YOU AWARD APPLICATION 

Club Name: 

Location of Meeting: 

Name of Nominee/Business: 

Address: 

Club Representative: Phone #: 

Email: 

Description of contribution to the overall development of the club: 

How have you recognized your nominee/business at the club level? 

Youth Representative: 

Date: 

(Print) 

(Signature) 

Club Leader: 

Date: 

(Print) 

(Signature) 

Due in the MSU Extension 4-H Youth Development Office: August 15 

Please include pictures that document the support.

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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI CLUB OF OAKLAND COUNTY 

Deadline in MSU Extension 4-H Youth Development Office: May 1 

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Name: 

Phone: 

Address: 

City: State: Zip: 

Date of Birth: 

MSU Student Num.: 

High School: 

Date of Graduation: 

Name of Parent (s) or Guardian (s): 

Is Parent or Guardian a dues paying member of MSU Alumni Association? 

Brothers and Sisters (give ages): 

How many are attending college? 

Any at MSU? 

List names and addresses of three references who are well acquainted with you other than relatives: 

Name Address Phone Occupation 

List other scholarships applied for 

Awarded? 

Why did you select Michigan State University? 

What are your career goals? Why? 

School and Community Activities: (List years involved and offices held)

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Special Honors and awards: (Academic and non-academic) 

Employment background: (Employer/dates/types of work) 

Personal interests and hobbies: 

Student’s Signature 

SCHOLASTIC RECORD (to be completed by Counselor or School Official) 

Rank Out of Grade Point Average 

Is the Grade Point Average a weighted average (extra credit for honors or AP courses)? 

Test Scores: 

A.C.T. 

English Math Reading 

Science Reasoning Writing Comp 

Date of Test 

S.A.T. 

Verbal Math Writing 

Signature of Counselor or Official 

Attach transcript of student’s record. Comments from student’s counselor are welcomed. 

Please mail to: 

MSU SCHOLARSHIP 

C/O HELEN J. DYKE 

34746 Valley Forge 

Farmington Hills, MI 48331

My Club, My Community, My Country and My World 4-H Award 

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This award has been created to encourage clubs to elevate their programs to a higher level of achievement. The criteria 

for winning this award is listed below in various categories of programming. The winner of this award will receive a 

framed certificate and a rosette presented at the Oakland County All Star Review. 

CLUB Level Criteria To be considered for this award, as a minimum the following activities in this level are required. 

 

 

 

 

 

Club must have been reregistered by the deadline of the current program year. 

Club must have had at least 6 meetings a year. 

Club must have completed 1 community service project a year. 

Club must have held a recognition event for members and volunteers. 

Club must have hosted a 4-H promotion event. 

COUNTY Level Criteria To be considered for the next additional level, Club must have at least 2 members participating 

in each of at least 3 of the following events. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

All Star Review (Participating and/or supporting) 

National 4-H Week Window Display Contest ( club members create display) 

International Culinary Exchange 

4-H Discovery Day (exhibiting and/or leading an activity) 

4-H Style Revue 

Serves on a county programming committee 

All Star Review & Awards 

Style Review 


4-H Discovery Day 

4-H Eco-Challenge Camp 

4-H Horse Camp 

Other 

STATE Level Criteria Club must have at least 2 members participating in at least 2 events. Participation in this level 

only requires completion of the club level activities. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

State Shows (Dog, Rabbit, Poultry, Horse, Livestock) 

Youth Exploration Days 

Great Lakes Natural Resource Camp 

Science Blast Day at the Lug Nuts Game 

4-H @ Breslin (Women’s Basketball) 

Kettunen Center Workshops 

Vet-a-Visit 

Capitol Experience 

Leader Meet 

Other 

NATIONAL Level Criteria Participation in this level only requires completion of the club level activities. 

 

 

 

 

Citizenship Washington Focus 

Wonders of Washington 

International Exchange 

4-H National Congress and Conference

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My Club, My Community, My Country and My World 4-H Award 

APPLICATION 

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Club Name__________________________________________________________________________ 

Person completing this form_____________________________________________________________ 

Address_____________________________________________________________________________ 

Email____________________________________________Phone______________________________ 

Club Level Activities: __________________________________________________________________ 

Re-registration Date_________________________ 

Dates of at least 6 meetings: 

1)__________ 2)__________ 3))__________ 4))__________ 5))__________ 6))__________ 

Describe Community Service Activity: 

Date____________________________________________________________________ 

Location________________________________________________________________ 

# of participating members_________________# of Adults participating______________________ 

In 50 words or less describe the service performed: 

____________________________________________________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________________________________________ 

Please send photographs of this event to Jason Scott at scottj@oakgov.com 

4-H Club Recognition Event 

Date:_____________________________ 

Location:__________________________ 

# of members and volunteers recognized______________________________________ 

Provide 3 pictures of event and send to scottj@oakgov.com 

4-H Promotion Event 

Date: ___________________ 

Location: ________________ 

Approximate # of people reached__________ 

Name of event where promotion was held____________________________________ 

Describe event: 

____________________________________________________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________________________________________

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COUNTY LEVEL EVENTS: List those members who participated in these events during the last year. 

All Star Review 

1. 2. 

National 4-H Week Window Display Contest 

1. 2. 


1. 2. 

4-H Discovery Day 

1. 2. 

Style Revue 

1. 2. 

Programming Committee 

1. 2. 

4-H Eco-Challenge Camp 

1. 2. 

4-H Horse Camp 

1. 2. 

Other Please describe event, date, location. 

1. 2. 

STATE LEVEL EVENTS: List those members who have participated in state wide events during the last year. 

State Shows (name show & youth) 

1. 2. 

Youth Exploration Days 

1. 2. 

Great Lakes Natural Resource Camp 

1. 2. 

State Workshops (Kettenun Center, KBS, MSU) 

1. 2. 

Vet-A Visit 

1. 2. 


1. 2. 

Science Blast Day at the Lug Nuts Game 

1. 2. 

4-H @the Breslin Center (Women’s Basketball) 

1. 2. 


1. 2. 

Other Please describe event, date, and location. 

1.

NATIONAL LEVEL EVENTS: List members who have attended any of these events during 

the past year. 

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Citizenship Washington Focus 

________________________ ________________________ ________________________ 

________________________ ________________________ ________________________ 

Wonders of Washington 

________________________ ________________________ ________________________ 

________________________ ________________________ ________________________ 

International Exchange Programs 

________________________ ________________________ ________________________ 

________________________ ________________________ ________________________ 

4-H National Congress and Conference 

________________________ ________________________ ________________________ 

________________________ ________________________ ________________________ 

Other: Please describe event, location, date, etc. 

1)___________________________________________________________________________________ 

________________________ ________________________ ________________________ 

________________________ ________________________ ________________________ 

2)___________________________________________________________________________________ 

________________________ ________________________ ________________________ 

________________________ ________________________ ________________________


Oakland County / 4-H Youth Development 

Awards Committee Members 

Mary Keen 

Mel Hager 

Jessica Bowser 

4-H Program Coordinator 

Sue Stapleton 

248.858.0894 

4-H Administrative Assistant 

Margi Miller 

248.858.0889 

Ed Scott 

Senior Extension Educator Youth Development 

248.858.0905 

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MSU Extension, East Lansing, MI 48824. This information is for educational purposes only. Reference to commercial 

products or trade names does not imply endorsement by MSU Extension or bias against those not mentioned. 

Revised: June, 2013



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Fax: 248.858.1477 

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