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<br />NEWS & INFORMATION <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />NEWS RELEASE <br />Media Contact: Cindy Goldade, MN 4-H Horse Project Dan Patch Program Chair, 763-218- <br />6301, cingold35@mac.com <br />Anoka County 4-H Celebrates Four Finalists in the MN 4-H Horse Dan <br />Patch/Youth Leadership Program. <br />Every year since 1966, 4-H Horse Project members can apply for a Dan Patch / Youth <br />Leadership award. In order to apply, participants must have been enrolled at least two years in <br />the MN 4-H Horse or Horseless Horse Project and have participated in at least one horse-related <br />leadership role. <br /> <br />In April, all applicants submit a 2-page resume and an 8-page portfolio. They are judged on a <br />broad base of Learning, Leadership, and Service within the 4-H Horse project, other 4-H project <br />areas, and within their community. <br /> <br />th <br />There are two divisions for the Award: 10-13 graders compete to become the Dan Patch <br />winner. After scoring the resume/portfolios, the top 20 advance to a Phase 2 Judging Day, which <br />was held virtually this year. They were interviewed on their Learning, Leadership and Service. <br />They individually prepared and presented on an equine-related topic AND they were placed in <br />random groups to collaborate on a group problem. The ten individuals with the top scores after <br />(Lino Lakes) and <br />Keira Busby (Mounds View) from Anoka County 4-H are in the Top 10! <br /> <br />The younger division, Youth Leadership, is for 6-9th graders; they are only judged on their <br />resumes and portfolios. This year two youth from Anoka County 4-H are in the Top 10 Youth <br />Leadership Division. Congratulations to Allyson Juvland (Mounds View) and Shelby Aldinger <br />(Ramsey). <br /> <br />Each of the Dan Patch and Youth Leadership finalists receive an embroidered shirt and a plaque. <br /> <br />Courtney, Keira, Allyson and Shelby represent the best of the MN 4-H Horse Project. <br />Congratulations! <br /> <br />For more information about the MN 4-H Horse Project <br />https://extension.umn.edu/4-h-animal-science-projects/4-h-horse-project <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />