|
2018-2019 Kodiak 4-H Adult Leaders Council:
2018-19 Kodiak 4-H Youth Officers:
|
Current 4-H Leaders: Lisa Kostelecky: Teen Leaders Kelli Foreman: Small Animals Barbara Zimmerman: Breads, Co Leader for Cloverbuds Velma Vining: Rifle Sandy Peotter: Quilting Margaret Coons & Barbara Zimmerman: Horse Lovers at Main Elementary Barbara Zimmerman & Karen Creelman:Therapeutic Riding Barbara Waskowiak & Sandy Solenberger: Dog Dana Myers:Fiber Arts Jenn Caskey & Diana Fogler: Archery co-leaders Erin Fedewa, Julie Kavanaugh & Barbara Zimmerman: Horse/Horse Lovers co-leaders Angel Semerling: Photography |
Lisa Kostelecky, our Leaders Council co-president, is champion of our teen leaders group. Lisa got involved in the Kodiak 4-H program 10 years ago when her kids were active in the horse club and has since volunteered as the baking club leader, and currently the Teen Leader. As a result of Lisa's hard work, our Kodiak teens have gotten to go on many leadership trips to places like New York City & Washington D.C. Through 4-H, Lisa also shares her love of horses with the children of Kodiak, especially by volunteering her time and horses to several pony ride events held throughout the year.
|
Libby Eufemio, our Leaders Council Co-President, has been involved in Kodiak 4-H since 2008, first as a 4-H mom, then as a group leader, Vice President, and most recently, President. She is currently co-leader of the Small Animals Club and Horse Club. With three daughters in 4-H, she is very involved and enjoys sharing her love of animals with the children and adults of Kodiak, especially through free public Petting Zoos.
|
Kate Schaberg, our Kodiak 4-H Program Assistant moved with her family to Kodiak in 2015 and began working with 4-H in December 2016. She is new to 4-H, but excited about the opportunity to help youth in Kodiak get involved with the community in a variety of ways. She is a mom of two toddlers at home, and looks forward to getting them all involved with 4-H. "I am excited to help youth engage in the outdoors and encourage their exploration of the interests they have. My goal is to work with the community and help grow the local 4-H Program to ultimately benefit our youth. If you are interested in becoming involved, or have ideas for me - I'd love to hear them!"
|
|
Contact Us:
4-H & Youth Development University of Alaska Fairbanks Cooperative Extension State Office 308 Tanana Loop, Room 209 Fairbanks, AK 99775 1-877-520-5211 alaska4h@gmail.com |