Colorado Collegiate 4-H

We are constantly inspired by the 11,000 4-H volunteers in Colorado! Our Collegiate 4-H members are growing their leadership skills through volunteering their time to inspire the next generation of leaders, innovators, and change-makers. We ❤️ 4-H volunteers!

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Join us tonight at 5:30 for our Club meeting! We will meet with President Amy Parsons and hear from State 4-H Director, Michael Compton, about the importance of 4-H and Positive Youth Development. We will also be taking our Club photo, so dress in business casual or 4-H attire.
Time: 5:30-6:30
Location: Nutrien 163

Looking for a new club to join at CSU this semester? Stop by our table at the Spring Involvement Expo TODAY (February 5th) until 2:30 in the LSC Grand Ballrooms.
❓️Ask questions about our upcoming spring events
☕️ grab some hot chocolate
🍀 tell us about why you love 4-H

See you soon!

We're so excited to see you at our club meetings this semester! Collegiate 4-H is meeting every other Tuesday at 5:30 pm in Nutrien 163. Join us tomorrow to learn about the club, plan spring events, and connect with new friends. Collegiate 4-H is open to all CSU students- no matter the major or prior 4-H knowledge. See you tomorrow!

Hey friends, for those of you who are new here, a quick reminder of our purpose! 4-H is dedicated to service, leadership, and growing skills across agriculture and science. The four H’s are pivotal in our mission.

Join our 4-H family here at CSU to lead, serve, and inspire with us! We can’t wait for you to join our community. Let us know what 4-H means to you in the comment section below!

Meet your 2025-2026 Collegiate 4-H President, Aya Elhemri.

Aya is a sophomore at CSU and is excited to get Collegiate 4-H started again, continue recruiting more members, and share the positive impacts of 4-H on youth with CSU. Her favorite thing about 4-H was attending leadership conferences, meeting new 4-H members across the nation, and becoming more involved with National 4-H. A fun fact about Aya is that she has been in 4-H for 9 years. As a Larimer County 4-H member, she participated in the horse project, cake decorating, photography, and leadership.

Meet your 2025-2026 Collegiate 4-H Vice President, Braylon Bruns.

Braylon is a freshman at CSU and is excited to meet a wide range of new people and make new friends this year. His favorite experience in 4-H was his year as a Colorado 4-H State Officer. A fun fact about Braylon is that he is a die-hard fan of The Hunger Games!

Meet your 2025-2026 Collegiate 4-H Treasurer, Tyler Kesterson.

Tyler is a sophomore at CSU and is excited for the opportunity to grow this new organization this year. His favorite experience in 4-H was serving as the Colorado State 4-H Vice President. A fun fact about Tyler is that he was a competitive bowler for many years.

Meet your 2025-2026 Collegiate 4-H Secretary, Megan Fisher!

Megan is a junior at CSU and is excited to help grow the Collegiate 4-H club this year. Her favorite events in 4-H were sheep and cattle showmanship. A fun fact about Megan is that she is a wildland firefighter.

Meet your 2025-2026 Collegiate 4-H Service Chair, Sydney Penning.

Sydney is a freshman at CSU and is excited to make new connections, build community, and develop Collegiate 4-H this year. Her favorite events in 4-H were showing sheep and livestock judging. A fun fact about Sydney is that she has 36 first cousins!

After a 7-year break, Colorado Collegiate 4-H is back at CSU! This student organization is a place for all CSU students to connect over shared passions for leadership, service, and promoting Positive Youth Development across Colorado.

Follow along with us as we promote 4-H across campus, Colorado, and beyond! 🍀

If you're a CSU student (or soon-to-be Ram), we invite you to join us to lead, serve, and inspire. 🐏

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