4-H State and National Scholarships (Under Construction)

2009 Scholarship Winners

• 2009 Scholarship Winners
  

Click on the following link to download the 4-H Scholarship Summary Chart:

• Scholarship Chart
  

(Application forms are available at your local county Extension office.)

Scholarship Listing

NM State 4-H Rodeo - June 15th deadline

Scholarship Information

The New Mexico State 4-H Rodeo Scholarship is offered to encourage 4-H Rodeo members to continue their education beyond high school. The scholarship should be applied toward a course of study at a college, university, junior college, trade school, or technical school. Applications are due June 13th of the current year to:

State 4-H Office

New Mexico State University,

MSC 3AE, P.O. Box 30003

Las Cruces, NM

80003-8003

Scholarship Criteria

• Application for 4-H Rodeo Scholarship
  

New Mexico 4-H Community Service Scholarship

Scholarship Information

Scholarship will cover the registration expenses for Senior Leadership Retreat, Youth-Get-Away, Livestock School, Horse School, State 4-H Conference or $250 of the team fees for serving as a State 4-H Officer, Ambassador, or Diplomat.

Scholarship Criteria

• Available to any Novice, Junior or Senior 4-H Member, serving as a State 4-H Officer, Ambassador, Diplomat or participate in a 4-H activity
• Must submit a New Mexico 4-H Community Service Scholarship application Form

Scholarship Information

Scholarship will cover the registration expenses for Senior Leadership Retreat, Home Ec School, Youth Get-Away, Livestock School, Horse School, State 4-H Conference or $250 of the team fees for serving as a State 4-H Officer, Ambassador, or Diplomat.

Scholarship Criteria

• Available to any Novice, Junior or Senior 4-H Member, serving as a State 4-H Officer, Ambassador, Diplomat or participate in a 4-H activity.

• Must submit a New Mexico 4-H Community Service Scholarship application Form

• IMPORTANT - There has been a revision made to the scholarship application and a reminder regarding projects submitted. Below is the following revision and reminder:
• Multiple youth, including siblings cannot do the same community service project. If applications are submitted by multiple youth with the same project proposal they will both be denied. Siblings can do a community service project at the same location as long they are different projects.
• Applications that have community service activities through established organizations like cleaning up trash along the highway or just working as a volunteer for an established organization for example will not be accepted. If the applicant would like to work with the organization in creating a new program that is acceptable. The project must be an activity that the youth designs, organizes and implements that will have an impact on the community.
• Scholarship Applications for the events two months before the event registration deadline. Here are the scholarship application deadline dates for the following events: Ambassador and Diplomat positions September 15, Senior Leadership Retreat October 15, Home Ec School January 15, Youth Get-Away January 15, Horse School March 15, Livestock School April 1, Officer Positions and State 4-H Conference - April 15. Applications are not accepted after the deadline date.
• After a youth applies for a community service scholarship, receives it, and either decides not to attend the event or cannot due to a conflict, they may: 1. Apply the scholarship to another 4-H event, 2. Use it the following year if they have submitted their complete community service report, or 3. Not do the community service project.