4-H Leaders Association

About the Leaders Association

All volunteers are Leaders Association members, and have completed VIP Training (Volunteers in Preparation).
The 4-H Leaders Association provides leaders with liability insurance, financial support to attend leader trainings, resources for club meetings and 4-H mailings, and a voice in the 4-H program.
Dodge County 4-H policies are discussed and made at Leaders Association meetings.
Meetings are held five times a year in February, April, June, September and October at 7pm at the Dodge County Administration Building, Juneau. Watch the 4-H Newsletter and Leader Logue for details.
Dodge County 4-H Leaders Association, Inc. Constitution & Bylaws (PDF)
Dodge County Leader Reimbursement Form (PDF)
Dodge County Leader Reimbursement Form (Word Docx)

2024-2025 Dodge County 4-H Leaders Association Executive Board Members

OFFICERS

Nikki Meagher, President
Anita Roberts, President – Elect
Teresa Stowell, Past President
Natalie Siedschlag, Secretary
Bryanna Slechta, Treasurer
Josh Roberts, Reporter

ADULT DELEGATES

Melissa Lake
John Siedschlag
Teresa Stowell
Nikki Meagher
Anita Roberts
Bryanna Slechta
Penny Seaver
Natalie Siedschlag

YOUTH DELEGATES

Lucy Stowell
Josh Roberts
Max Luedtke
Isabelle Justmann
Carmen Lake
Isaac Clark
Allisyn Eggen
Olivia Downey

4-H Leaders’ Association Executive Board

The 4-H Leaders’ Board is made up of elected volunteer leaders.
Responsible for program development and direction in Dodge County 4-H, coordinating fundraising, developing an annual budget and all financial transactions.
They set the agenda for the Association meetings and prepare draft policies for items on which the Association needs to make a decision.
Advised by the 4-H Youth Development Educator.
Meetings are held at 7 p.m. at the Dodge County Administration Building in Juneau, usually opposite months that the Leaders’ Association meets. Meeting details are in the 4-H Newsletter.

Goals

To keep youth interested in 4-H.
Encourage county activities participation.
Increase parental involvement.
Make the county fair educational and fun.
Promote positive self-esteem.
Encourage active attendance at leaders’ meetings.
Promote the goals and objectives of UW-Extension 4-H Youth Programs.

Wisconsin 4-H Youth Development Policies

Wisconsin 4-H Insurance Information

Special Risk Insurance/Accident Coverage Application Info

Dodge County 4-H Endowment Fund

This fund was established to provide funding for educational and leadership opportunities for 4-H youth and adults. The Dodge County 4-H Leaders Association sponsors grant awards from the Endowment Fund. Grant application deadlines are December 31 and June 30. Read More about the Endowment Fund.