About the Wisconsin 4-H Adult Leader Council
The Wisconsin State 4-H Adult Leader Council is an educational program of the 4-H Youth Development Program Area of the University of Wisconsin- Extension.
The Wisconsin 4-H Adult Leader Council (ALC) includes an adult representative
from each county. The purpose of the council is to enhance UW-Extension
4-H Youth Development programs at the state, county and local level.
The Council provides a statewide forum for 4-H Youth Development
adult leaders that offers:
- Issue awareness and discussion;
- Education on new opportunities;
- Topic/interest sharing between counties;
- Opportunities for volunteers to be involved in planning and evaluating
specific statewide programs; serve on state committees; and as
chaperones for state and national programs.
 Information and Guidelines For the Wisconsin State 4-H Adult Leader Council (2 page, 39 KB) Updated 6 2010
The Fall Forum is the annual meeting of the Wisconsin 4-H Adult
Leader Council. This meeting is held in partnership with the Wisconsin
4-H Youth Leader Council. The meeting includes an informational,
educational, business, and networking agenda items. Each county sends
an adult volunteer leader delegate. In addition a youth representative
from each county is invited. As part of the business meeting, the
ALC elects the Executive Board.
The Executive Board meets three times annually. This includes a
winter, summer and fall meetings.
For more information about the Wisconsin 4-H Adult Leader Council,
contact Sue Pleskac, 4-H Volunteer Leadership Specialist. sue.pleskac@ces.uwex.edu
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