CLUB MEMBERS 2009-2010

Members:
PRESIDENT - Heather
VICE-PRESIDENT - Katie
SECRETARY - Shelby
TREASURER - Brian
REPORTER - Jane
SENTINEL - Sarah B.
COUNCIL DELEGATE - Sarah S.
CLUB MANAGER - Lori
CLUB MANAGER - Carol
EQUESTRIAN DIRECTOR - Lindee
BAR S ARENA LIAISON - Jim & Zee
FALCON LIAISON - Lindee
SABINE CREEK LIAISON - Lindee
FINANCE COMMITTEE -
PROGRAMS COMMITTEE -
SHOW COMMITTEE -
POINTS COMMITTEE -
AWARDS COMMITTEE -
DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE -
PUBLIC RELATIONS COM. -

LINKS

	ROCKWALL COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE
	TEXAS 4 - H
	NATIONAL 4 - H CURRICULUM
	NATIONAL 4 - H HEADQUARTERS
	4-H MALL
	BAR S ARENA
	VALLEY VIEW RANCH
	FALCON EQUESTRIAN CENTER
	TEXAS TACK EXCHANGE
	SABINE CREEK RANCH
	PRUDE RANCH
	C F EMBROIDERY
	PONY CORRAL AT DRY HOLE RANCH
	ROCKWALL NEIGHBORSGO
	THROWAWAY PONIES
	CHANCE'S MINI HORSE RESCUE
	TRINITY TRAILS PRESERVATION ASSOCIATION
	FLYING L PHOTOGRAPHY

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AND RESOURCES

Texas 4-H and Youth Development Program Opportunity Scholarships are awarded each year to applicants based on their 4-H experience, academic record and financial need (for scholarships for which it is a prescribed criterion). The Texas 4-H and Youth Development Opportunity Scholarship Program is conducted in coordination with the Texas 4-H and Youth Development Program, the Texas 4-H Youth Development Foundation, and Texas AgriLife Extension Service.

Approximately 170 academically-competitive scholarships will be awarded in the 2007 Texas 4-H Scholarship Program ranging in amounts from $1500 to $15,000 (amount established by donor). No scholarship recipient whose award is based on this application process will receive less than $1500 (may require receiving a combination of scholarships totaling $1500). The Texas 4-H Foundation seeks to ensure that each recipient receives the highest dollar amount of scholarship for which that recipient is eligible. For the majority of the total scholarships and scholarship funds available, participation in a livestock show is not a requirement for consideration for an Opportunity Scholarship.

SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE

The Texas 4-H Opportunity Scholarship Program provides scholarships in four different areas. Each type of scholarship has its own requirements and criteria. It is up to the applicant to make sure that he/she clearly understands the requirements and completes the application in order to be considered.

• Baccalaureate Scholarships - the traditional Texas 4-H Scholarship Program, for students who wish to pursue a Bachelor of Science (BS) or Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree.

• Technical Certification Scholarships - for students who wish to pursue technical certification offered in the eligible majors/courses of study and from an approved Texas accredited college listed in the scholarship packet.

• Collegiate Scholarships – designated for former Texas 4-H members who have graduated from high school and have completed a minimum of 30 hours of college credit at a grade point average of at least 2.5.

• Courageous Heart Scholarships – special scholarships awarded to Texas 4-H members that have overcome extreme obstacles related to medical, family, and/or education and remained an active member of both 4-H and school.

• Collegiate Scholarships - for current college students that have completed at 30 hours of college credit and have been graduated from high school for at least one year.

To apply for a Texas 4-H and Youth Development Opportunity Scholarship, an applicant must meet the following requirements as stated.

Baccalaureate, Technical, and Courageous Heart Scholarships:

• Be actively participating in the Texas 4-H and Youth Development Program sponsored and conducted by Texas AgriLife Extension Service and/or Prairie View Cooperative Extension Program during part or all of the 2007-2008 year.
• Be a United States citizen.
• Be a Texas resident.
• Scheduled to graduate from a Texas High School (public, private, or home) during the 2007-2008 school year.
• Made formal application to enroll with intent to attend a Texas college or university.
• Met the entrance requirements for the college or university for which formal application has been made.

• Have successfully achieved a score of 1350 on the SAT or 19 on the ACT standardized tests. (Test scores must be from a single date – no combining of scores from different test dates).
• Completed and passed all necessary standardized test(s) for graduation and admittance to the college and/or university declared in the scholarship application.
• Have been accepted into a Texas college or university by the time of scholarship awarding.

• Completed and passed all necessary standardized test(s) for graduation and admittance to the college and/or university declared in the scholarship application.
• Have been accepted into a Texas college or university by the time of scholarship awarding.
• DO NOT have plans to continue formal education at a Texas college and/or university after the completion of a technical program.

Courageous Heart:

• Completed and passed all necessary standardized test(s) for graduation and admittance to the college and/or university declared in the scholarship application.
• Have documentation of obstacles related to health, education, and/or family.

• Have actively participated in 4-H during high school years.
• Be attending a Texas college or university and will be attending a Texas college or university to use these scholarship funds if the scholarship is awarded to you.
• Have successfully completed or will have successfully completed 30 semester hours of undergraduate college work by the time scholarship payments are initiated in Fall 2007.
• Be carrying a minimum of a 2.7 cumulative overall GPA for course work completed as of the date of this application.
• Currently enrolled as a full-time student.

• Each scholar will receive $300/semester (up to $1800.00) for an undergraduate degree.

Texas 4-H Friends and Alumni Association Collegiate Scholarship

• Be a member of the Texas 4-H Friends and Alumni Association.

Producer's Cooperative Collegiate Scholarship

• Limited to college students that live or graduated from a school in the geographical reigon of the following counties: Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Leon, Madison, Milam, Robertson, Waller, & Washington Counties.
• Applicant has to have been an active member of the Texas 4-H and Youth Development Program for at least three (3) years.
• Applicant must come from an agricultural background as demonstrated in their application.
• Applicant's of the Blinn College System will be given first priority, if no applicant from Blinn is received, other college/universities applicants will be considered.
• Applicant's involved in both the Texas 4-H and Texas FFA programs are a plus, but not required (this will only be determined through information provided in application and cannot be asked for specifically.

For further information, please refer to the Texas 4-H Website.