4-H Adult Leaders & Jr Leaders

4-H Adult Leaders & Junior Leaders

Supporting 4-H from all angles – 4-H relies on strong leadership from members, adults, and families to be successful. Learn more about the different leadership associations in Green County 4-H here!

4-H Adult Leaders

Officers (2025-2026)

  • President: Tyler Sievers – Clarence Bridge Pioneers
  • Vice President: Ann Goers – Washington Center
  • Secretary: Dawn Smith – Washington Center
  • Treasurer: Correna Storkson – Washington Center
  • Members at Large: Kaila Nuckles – Clarno; Katy Dickson – Browntown Busy Beavers

Meeting Information

Please note – you can join 4-H Adult Leaders meetings either online OR by phone.

Adult Leaders
Committee Listings

  • Lisa Holcomb, Dougherty Creek (Term Expires: 2025)
  • Michelle Monson, Jolly Mixers (Term expires: 2025)
  • Lindsey Nevil, Juda Jolly Juniors (Term expires: 2026)
  • Tonya Gratz, Young Americans (Term expires: 2036)
  • Eileen Horn, New Glarus (Term expires: 2025)
  • Josh Montgomery, Next Generation (Term expires: 2025)
  • Dawn Smith, Washington Center (Term expires: 2026)
  • Jim Crubaugh (Term expires: 2026)
  • Stacy Leitner, Cheese Country Clovers (Term expires: 2023)
  • Laura Vosberg, Young Americans (Term expires: 2025)
  • Tyler Sievers, Clarence Bridge Pioneers (Term expires: 2023)
  • Dawn Smith, Washington Center (Term expires: 2024)
  • Tina Straws, Next Generation (Term expires: 2024)
  • Mirielle Smith, Washington Center (Youth Leader)
  • Ann Goers, Washington Center (Term expires: 2024)
  • Josh Montgomery, Next Generation (Term expires: 2023)
  • Tina Straws, Next Generation (Term expires: 2023)
  • Kim Berg, Young Americans (Term expires: 2023)
  • Chris Smith, Washington Center (Term expires: 2024)
  • Janet Kruse, Next Generation (Term expires: 2024)
  • Dawn Smith, Washington Center – (Term expires: 2025)
  • Heidi Rufer, Next Generation – Financial Secretary (Term expires: 2023)
  • Stacy Leitner, Cheese Country Clovers (Term expires: 2024)
  • Correna Bovee, Washington Center (Term expires: 2024)
  • Devi Duerst, New Glarus (Youth Leader)
  • Mirielle Smith, Washington Center (Youth Leader)
  • Megan Leitner, Cheese Country Clovers (Youth Leader)

Resource: I’m a 4-H Project Leader: Now what do I do?.doc

4-H Junior Leaders

Officers (2024-2025)

  • President: Abbi Andrews – Next Generation
  • Vice President: Elli Andrews – Next Generation
  • Secretary: Mirielle Smith – Washington Center
  • Treasurer: Alayna Fiez – Next Generation
  • Junior Leaders Rep:
    • Emily Goers – Washington Center
    • Lillian Sievers – Clarence Bridge Pioneers
    • Milo Dickson – Browntown Busy Beavers
    • Mara Dickson – Browntown Busy Beavers
  • Junior Leaders Adult Advisor: Deb Myers, 608-934-5460, email – Next Generation

You can be a Green County Junior Leader if:

  • You have been enrolled in 4-H for the current year.
  • You are in 6th – 13th grade in school.
  • You assist in Junior Leader activities.

Meeting Information

All meetings are held from 7:00 – 8:30 pm at the Monroe United Methodist Church unless otherwise specified

Reasons to join Green County Junior Leaders: You can…

  • Help younger members to have some of the same opportunities you have had in 4-H club work.
  • Help develop your ability to work with others.
  • Make new friends!
  • Become eligible for 4-H trips, awards, and scholarships.
  • Develop your abilities to plan, organize, and reason.
  • Become better acquainted with the entire 4-H club program.
  • Be a leader in your community.


For more information, contact any of the Adult Advisors or the Green County Extension Office at 608-328-9440.

Ellen Andrews
4-H Youth Development Educator
Extension Green County
ellen.andrews@wisc.edu
608-328-9440

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