Weber County 4-H Teen Council By Laws
What is Weber County 4-H Teen Council? Teen Council is the county 4-H leadership organization for teen 4-H club members. Its purpose is to help teen 4-H’ers develop leadership skills, while helping to build a strong, county 4-H program that benefits all members and volunteers. Teen Council members meet monthly to plan and implement 4-H educational programs, as well as community service and social activities.
Membership:
Any Weber County 4-H club member, grades 8-12, is eligible to join 4-H Teen Council. New members can join at any time during the year, but are encouraged to join in October, when the new 4-H year begins.
Meetings:
Meetings are held monthly on the 2nd Monday, 4:00 – 5:30 p.m. at the Weber County 4-H Office.
Committees:
Each member will serve on one of the following committees, which will be chaired by one of the four elected officers. Committees meet during monthly Teen Council meetings.
· Leadership (Chaired by President): Plans and leads leadership programs including Officer’s Training.
· Community Service (Chaired by Vice President): Plans and leads community service projects, seeking to involve all club members.
· Activities (Chaired by Secretary): Plans and leads Teen Council social activities and countywide special events including Achievement Night, Volunteer Recognition Banquet and National 4-H Week.
· Hospitality (Chaired by Reporter): Leads opening welcome and get acquainted activities at the beginning of each Teen Council meeting; recruits new members and makes new members feel welcome to Teen Council.