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2025 North Dakota 4-H Ambassador Program Gains 10 Members

By Kelly Parker

The North Dakota 4-H Ambassador program welcomed 10 new members in 2025.

The new team members are the following:

  • Lily D., Dakota Prairie High School, Nelson County
  • Faith K., Thompson Public School, Grand Forks County
  • Leo L., Mother of Divine Grace Homeschool, LaMoure County
  • Joseph L., Bismarck State College, Adams County
  • Ambrea M., Grand Forks Central High School, Grand Forks County
  • Marisa M., Wahpeton Senior High School, Richland County
  • Ingrid M., Valley-Edinburg High School, Walsh County
  • Brittyn S., Devil’s Lake High School, Ramsey County
  • Madalynn S., Cavalier High School, Pembina County
  • Brooklyn S., Homeschool, Grand Forks County

The North Dakota 4-H Ambassador program is a leadership program open to 4-H’ers aged 16-22. Ambassadors plan and assist at 4-H events and help promote 4-H across the state. They serve the state of North Dakota through service projects, assist at the North Dakota State Fair and volunteer at county events.

The process includes a rigorous application and a series of interviews, team-building experiences and leadership tests.

Source : ndsu.edu

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