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TO RECOGNIZE MARCH 13, 2018 AS "4-H DAY" IN SOUTH CAROLINA AND TO COMMEND MS. LINDSEY SCOTT, DR. PAM ARDERN, AND THE 2018 4-H LEADERSHIP TEAM FOR THEIR NUMEROUS ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP.
Whereas, 4-H members consistently demonstrate the ability and leadership necessary to be champions and to serve as outstanding representatives of and ambassadors for the young people of South Carolina; and
Whereas, South Carolina 4-H has 92,000 4-H members in six program areas: agriculture and animals; healthy lifestyles; leadership and citizenship; natural resources; personal development; and science, engineering, and technology; and
Whereas, Ms. Lindsey Scott of Saluda County serves with distinction and dedication as the State 4-H Teen Council President; and
Whereas, Dr. Pam Ardern of Clemson Cooperative Extension and State 4-H Leader has worked diligently with the 4-H clubs throughout South Carolina; and
Whereas, outstanding leadership, dedication, and hard work have been demonstrated by the 2017-2018 Teen Council members, who include President Lindsey Scott, Vice President Logan Moore, Secretary Nakel Pinckney, Public Relations Jordan Snipes, Legislative Liaison Andrea Habersham, Midlands Representatives Isabella Birket and Hailey Williamson, Savannah Valley Representatives Ian Eklund and Garrett Ulmer, and Upstate Representatives Zoie Bowers and Morgan Marlett. Jessica Simpson serves as Teen Council Advisor; and
Whereas, the excellent record of accomplishments in citizenship and leadership of Savanna Hill of Florence County, Nikole Rivers of Dorchester County, Lindsey Scott of Saluda County, and Sarah Shore of Saluda County will be recognized in Washington, D.C. at the 2018 National 4-H Conference; and
Whereas, Shannon Herndon of Bamberg County, Morgan McManus of Darlington County, Mackinzie Riley of Saluda County, and Jennifer Sweatman of Colleton County are the 2017 4-H Presidential Tray Award winners; and
Whereas, Stephanie Aull of Lexington County, Junelle Gray Johnson of Charleston County, Lindsey Scott of Saluda County, Meghan Sheets of Charleston County, Sarah Shore of Saluda County, and Faith Whittemore of Charleston County were State 4-H Project Winners and were recognized at the 2017 National 4-H Congress in Atlanta, Georgia. Now, therefore,
Be it resolved by the Senate:
That the members of the South Carolina Senate, by this resolution, recognize March 13, 2018 as "4-H Day" in South Carolina and commend Ms. Lindsey Scott, Dr. Pam Ardern, and the 2018 4-H Leadership Team for their numerous accomplishments and outstanding leadership.
Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be presented to the Clemson University Cooperative Extension.
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