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What is an All Star 4-H Ambassador?
All counties in California have a County 4-H All Star or County 4-H Ambassador program for older youth. Since both names refer to the same thing, the term "All Star 4-H Ambassador" shall be used as the statewide term to refer to both. All Star 4-H Ambassadors are the ambassadors of the 4-H program in a county. As an ambassador, the All Star 4-H Ambassador visits other 4-H clubs; reaches out to other organizations within the community; and attends and participates in the 4-H State Leadership Conference, 4-H County meetings, State or Sectional 4-H meetings and events, and other activities as outlined by each individual county.

Typically, the All Star 4-H Ambassadors plan their own program within the established guidelines. Their "Plan of Action" includes planning and leading a county event, field trips, visiting clubs, participating in Council meetings, presenting the 4-H program to other agencies, etc. All Star 4-H Ambassadors act as visible 4-H members - role models for their fellow 4-H members, their county, and their world.

How Are All Star 4-H Ambassadors Distinguishable From Other 4-Hers?
All Star 4-H Ambassadors participate in many county, sectional and state events. All Star 4-H Ambassadors are readily spotted among other 4-Hers because of special attire such as:

  • All Star 4-H Ambassador patch (on 4-H hat)
  • All Star 4-H Ambassador lapel pin
  • County-specific All Star 4-H Ambassador uniform (usually a special jacket, polo shirt and/or nametag)

The actual uniform for each county varies and often times can be decided upon by the particular All Star 4-H Ambassador team.2 All Stars in action

Why 4-H Has All Star 4-H Ambassadors & Where They Fit With The Rest of 4-H
4-H is a community of young people across America who are learning leadership, citizenship, and life skills. The duties and activities involved in All Star 4-H Ambassador and County Ambassador programs teach all three and provide older members with an outlet for putting the skills they have learned to good use.

All Star 4-H Ambassador programs are a source of leadership development. The best and brightest 4-Hers are selected to represent their county. These are members who have excelled in their own projects, have served their county program in other ways, and have been deemed worthy to represent their fellow 4-Hers. The All Star 4-H Ambassador rank recognizes members' leadership abilities, but it is also a working honor. Besides their regular projects and activities, All Star 4-H Ambassadors are required to assist with county events, develop a plan of action, and perform service projects. This provides older 4-Hers with something to strive for and keeps high school-aged members in the program, providing leaders for younger members and, in turn, someone for younger members to look up to. All of this adds up to a unique leadership experience special to the 4-H youth development program.


All Star 4-H Ambassador Resource Handbook (Word) (PDF)

Written by the 2005-2006 4-H State Ambassador Team

Through their fourteen-month term, 2005-2006 4-H State Ambassadors collected and analyzed over 34 county All Star 4-H Ambassador processes and applications. This All Star 4-H Ambassador manual is the result of the 2005-2006 4-H State Ambassador team's work in documenting County All Star 4-H Ambassador Programs. Information in this manual is designed to be used in part or whole by counties for their All Star 4-H Ambassador programs.

Topics Include:

  • All Star 4-H Ambassador Overview
  • Guidelines for All Star 4-H Ambassadors
  • All Star 4-H Ambassador Responsibilities and Plans
  • Youth-Adult Partnerships
  • Service-Project Planning
  • All Star 4-H Ambassador Advisor Responsibilities and Selection
  • Finances and Funding Opportunities
  • Selection Process
  • How to Create a Resume
  • How to be Interviewed
  • How to Emcee an Assembly
  • How to Run a Meeting (using parliamentary procedure)
  • How to Plan a Workshop
  • Icebreaker Ideas
  • Community Service Ideas
     

To enter names of All Stars, please contact your County 4-H Office.


2008-2009 County All Star 4-H Ambassadors

  • Alameda County: Katie Fraser
  • Fresno County: Chelsea Beeson
  • Fresno County: Devon West
  • Fresno County: Justina Coelho
  • Fresno County: Kathy Pahel
  • Glenn County: Anna Poldervaart
  • Glenn County: Eric Massa
  • Glenn County: Lena Polk
  • Glenn County: Staci Bettencourt
  • Humboldt County: Alayna Renner
  • Humboldt County: Brooke Chrisler
  • Humboldt County: Brytann Busick
  • Humboldt County: Diana Casteel
  • Humboldt County: Garrett Wallis
  • Humboldt County: Heather Morris
  • Humboldt County: Jeff Mason
  • Humboldt County: Jennie Mullen
  • Humboldt County: Kerilyn Ambrosini
  • Humboldt County: Margaret O'Neil
  • Madera County: Brittany Cavaletto
  • Madera County: Jazmine Jackson
  • Madera County: Katy Byers
  • Madera County: Michelle Grable
  • Madera County: Sierra Meyers
  • Madera County: Steven Zimmerman
  • Napa County: Jo Buchanan
  • Napa County: Lucien Teaford
  • San Diego County: Andrea Cornelius
  • San Diego County: Holly Rogers
  • San Diego County: Josh Billimoria
  • San Diego County: Neal Woodall
  • San Diego County: Rhiannon Stark-Willingham
  • Solano County: Brady Baldwin
  • Sonoma County: Cierra Warner
  • Sonoma County: Cynthia Hinde
  • Sonoma County: John Mohrman III
  • Sonoma County: Kasey Peterson
  • Sonoma County: Rocco Cunningham
  • Sonoma County: Tara Camgros

2007-2008 County All Star 4-H Ambassadors

  • Alameda County: Bryan Haupt
  • Alameda County: Emily Busch
  • Alameda County: Marissa Silva
  • Amador County: Cameron Holmes
  • Amador County: Courtney Anderson
  • Amador County: Drew Stiltz
  • Butte County: Ashley Van Buren
  • Butte County: Cameron Jacobs
  • Butte County: Emily Sutton
  • Butte County: Laura Henman
  • Butte County: Lee DeLuca
  • Butte County: Leeann Kossow
  • Butte County: Rebecca Sutton
  • Colusa County: Alyssa Sankey
  • Fresno County: Breanne Harlan
  • Fresno County: Emily Cehrs
  • Fresno County: Jacob Conway
  • Fresno County: Kelsey Schueler
  • Fresno County: Lacey Benefiel
  • Glenn County: Jose Villa
  • Glenn County: Staci Bettencourt
  • Glenn County: Stephanie Evans
  • Humboldt County: Alayna Renner
  • Humboldt County: Brooke Chrisler
  • Humboldt County: Cassie Markley
  • Humboldt County: Heather Morris
  • Humboldt County: Jeff Mason
  • Humboldt County: Margaret O'Neil
  • Humboldt County: Mary Kate Rulofson
  • Humboldt County: Rebecca Harnden
  • Imperial County: Cheyenne Ayala
  • Imperial County: Jeanine Smith
  • Imperial County: Jordan Yee
  • Imperial County: Naomi Klockmann
  • Inyo/Mono County: Jarred Johnston Cox
  • Inyo/Mono County: Jennifer Lutze
  • Kern County: Angela Fontana
  • Kern County: Kyle Kern
  • Kern County: Micah Clark
  • Lassen County: Victor Melander
  • Los Angeles County: Brian Otto
  • Los Angeles County: Camille Sheardown
  • Los Angeles County: Desiree Cramer
  • Los Angeles County: Felicia Byrne
  • Los Angeles County: Heather Ealy
  • Los Angeles County: Terra Chapman
  • Los Angeles County: Tiffany Okamoto
  • Los Angeles County: Vanessa Cramer
  • Merced County: Austyn Smith
  • Merced County: Brandon Gavette
  • Merced County: Molly Hanson
  • Modoc County: Alex Moreo
  • Modoc County: Dillon Flournoy
  • Modoc County: Ethan Herman
  • Modoc County: Katie Prosser
  • Modoc County: RaeLea Vickerman
  • Modoc County: Trev Wright
  • Napa County: Alicia Morgan
  • Napa County: Bonnie Millar
  • Napa County: Erin Noonan
  • San Bernardino County: Ashley Trammell
  • San Bernardino County: Brainna Thompson
  • San Bernardino County: Sarah Wilson
  • San Bernardino County: Tory Grainger
  • San Diego County: Elizabeth Parker
  • San Diego County: Emily Whitecotton
  • San Diego County: Jon Fowler
  • San Diego County: Kelsie Matthews
  • San Diego County: Patrick Rogers
  • San Diego County: Taelor Robertson
  • San Diego County: Wade Colburn
  • San Luis Obispo County: Melani Teixeira
  • San Luis Obispo County: Sarah Lukes
  • San Mateo County: Alyssa Arvin
  • San Mateo County: Brianna Weiss
  • San Mateo County: Katie Jensen
  • Santa Barbara County: Aaron Ruiz
  • Santa Barbara County: Alexis Hulsebos
  • Santa Barbara County: Brianna Grothe
  • Santa Barbara County: Camille Greco
  • Santa Barbara County: Hayley Noriega
  • Santa Barbara County: Linsey Avila
  • Santa Barbara County: Michael Voorhees
  • Shasta County: Alli Williams
  • Shasta County: Callie Froese
  • Shasta County: Carol Pingree
  • Siskiyou County: Ethan Kuck
  • Solano County: Kyle Baldwin
  • Sonoma County: Angelica Calcagno-Williams
  • Sonoma County: Danae Burbank
  • Sonoma County: Jessica Smith
  • Sonoma County: Theresa Hinrichs
  • Sonoma County: Victoria Hamilton
  • Stanislaus County: Amanda Furse
  • Stanislaus County: Charis Tobias
  • Tuolumne County: Emily Hamilton
  • Tuolumne County: Jodi Hembree
  • Ventura County: Amelia Meyer
  • Ventura County: Brenda Bass

2006-2007 County All Star 4-H Ambassadors

  • Alameda County: Robert Fraser
  • El Dorado County: Ashley Torbohn
  • El Dorado County: Courtney Cruickshank
  • El Dorado County: Kylee Ferguson
  • El Dorado County: Marc Larsen-Hallock
  • Fresno County: Amanda Cherry
  • Fresno County: Beth Bledsoe
  • Fresno County: Chris Kuber
  • Fresno County: Craig Diener
  • Fresno County: Elizabeth Kludas
  • Fresno County: Lainie Clemings
  • Fresno County: Lisa Pahel
  • Fresno County: Megan Reese
  • Glenn County: Jamie Marron
  • Glenn County: Kortni Buttermore
  • Glenn County: Lilly Villa
  • Humboldt County: Brooke Chrisler
  • Humboldt County: Cassie Markley
  • Humboldt County: Corey Fitze
  • Humboldt County: Emily Christensen
  • Humboldt County: Emily Jadro
  • Humboldt County: Jana VanDuzer
  • Humboldt County: Jeff Mason
  • Humboldt County: Rebecca Harnden
  • Humboldt County: Zach Jadro
  • Imperial County: Amanda Leckband
  • Inyo/Mono County: Ashley Olson
  • Kern County: Erika Kern
  • Kings County: Aaron Freitas
  • Kings County: Chelsea Bonbrake
  • Kings County: James Oliveira
  • Kings County: Joshua Weiglein
  • Kings County: Katie Mendenhall
  • Kings County: Kayla Bradley
  • Kings County: Thad Pedro
  • Marin County: Elizabeth Mesker
  • Marin County: Jeanette McClure
  • Mariposa County: Philip Vigil
  • Mariposa County: Rachelle Broomfield
  • Merced County: Patag Xiong
  • Monterey County: Jacob Jackson
  • Monterey County: Mattie Eckels
  • Riverside County: Jenny Recht
  • San Diego County: Alexandra Parra
  • San Diego County: Anna Najor
  • San Diego County: Elizabeth Kasten
  • San Mateo County: Allison Ten
  • San Mateo County: Alyssa Arvin
  • San Mateo County: Anne Peale
  • San Mateo County: Robin Rothe
  • San Mateo County: Tyler Moskovitz
  • Santa Cruz County: Brittany Newton
  • Santa Cruz County: Karen Williams
  • Santa Cruz County: Nikki Luera
  • Shasta County: Cherry Chico
  • Shasta County: Dakota Planinz
  • Siskiyou County: Alyssa Schmidt
  • Solano County: Amanda Masters
  • Solano County: Amy Bohannan
  • Solano County: Ashlyn Aiu
  • Sonoma County: Alina Amaral
  • Sonoma County: Alison Upham
  • Sonoma County: Ryan Neitzel
  • Sonoma County: Sarah McSweeney
  • Sonoma County: Spencer Hewitt
  • Tehama County: Bryan Wiggley
  • Tehama County: Megan Maloney
  • Tehama County: Mitchell Hardwick
  • Tuolumne County: Ashley Lincoln
  • Tuolumne County: Jessica Haynie
  • Yuba County: Ben Duran

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