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Rogers County 4-H

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Rogers County 4-H offers fun educational programs, events, and activities to Rogers County youth.

10/30/2026

Here is the November newsletter! 🍀

10/28/2026

During the month of October, we are highlighting some of our Rogers County Alumni Members.

✨Meet Michaela Branen-Holland✨

🍀Years in 4-H: 9
🐄Project Areas: Beef, sewing, canning, rabbits, goats one year, archery one year, cattle grading, public speaking
👩‍⚕️Current Profession: Veterinary Technician
💚How 4-H impacted Michaela:

"4-H played a major role in shaping my interest in veterinary medicine. Through showing livestock and participating in projects such as sewing and other hands-on activities, I learned the importance of responsibility, patience, dedication, and attention to detail. Showing animals taught me how to properly care for them, recognize their individual needs, and develop a strong understanding of animal behavior and health. It also taught me how rewarding it is to work with animals while building a relationship based on trust.

The skills I gained through 4-H extended far beyond the show ring. Learning to sew taught me patience, precision, and the importance of taking pride in my work, while other 4-H projects helped me become more confident, independent, and willing to learn new things. These experiences gave me a strong foundation of hands-on skills and encouraged me to pursue a career where I could combine my love for animals with science, problem-solving, and helping others.

Looking back, 4-H was one of the experiences that first introduced me to the many different aspects of animal care and helped guide me toward veterinary medicine. It gave me opportunities to learn by doing and helped me discover that working with animals was more than just a hobby—it was something I wanted to make a career."

10/26/2026

During the month of October, we are highlighting some of our Rogers County Alumni Members.

✨Meet Lucas Witt✨

🍀Years in 4-H: 3
🍀Project Areas: Shooting Sports, Community Service, Leadership
🐾Current Profession: Lodging Technician at Tails A Wagn’
💚How 4-H impacted Lucas:

"4-H helped give me the ability to achieve things I never thought possible, from competing in shooting sports to touring the Oklahoma State Capital. It has encouraged me to better both myself and my community. It’s given me an interest in local and state politics and helped persuade me into majoring in Political Science at Tulsa Community College."

10/23/2026

During the month of October, we are highlighting some of our Rogers County Alumni Members.

✨Meet Brooke Munson✨

🍀Years in 4-H: 8 Years
🐎Project Area: Horse
👩‍⚕️Current Profession: She will be graduating from Rogers State University with her Bachelor of Science in Nursing in December. Then, will be working at Saint Francis in the Medical Intensive Care Unit.
💚How 4-H impacted Brooke:

"4-H allowed me to develop the leadership skills, confidence, and dedication that have continued to shape my journey. Throughout my time in the Horse Club, I served as Club President and held various other officer roles. I also served as captain of our Horse Quiz Bowl team, where we won three consecutive state titles. Through horse judging, I further developed my ability to think critically, communicate effectively and work confidently under pressure. I also discovered a love for public speaking and was honored to win a state title in 2021. These experiences taught me how to lead others, take responsibility, and remain dedicated to the organizations and communities I was a part of."

10/22/2026

Please make every effort to get here to the office to pick up your Tulsa State Fair Entries

If these are not picked up or arrangements made with us by Friday October 30th we will start throwing them away.

10/21/2026

During the month of October, we are highlighting some of our Rogers County Alumni Members.

✨Meet Kayla Stephenson✨

🍀Years in 4-H: 6 Years
🎯Project Area: Shooting Sports, Fashion & Fabrics, Food & Nutrition, Small Animal, Leadership, and Citizenship
💻Current Profession: Admin Associate for OSU Extension
💚How 4-H impacted Kayla:

"4-H has impacted so many aspects of my life and played a huge role in shaping who I am today. When I first joined, I was the quiet kid who sat in the back of the room and barely talked to anyone. I was much more comfortable staying by my parents’ side than putting myself out there. As I became more involved, I slowly came out of my shell. I went from sitting in the back to sitting in the front, talking to new people, taking on leadership roles, and even running for club offices. Now, I can confidently walk into a room and talk to someone I’ve never met.

One of the things I love most about 4-H is that there is a place for everyone. During my time as an active member, I showed rabbits, participated in shooting sports, competed in Fashion Revue, held several club offices, served as a county ambassador for three years, and spent countless hours working on my record book. These experiences taught me responsibility, communication, organization, leadership, and the importance of following through on my commitments.

Those who know my dad may have heard him jokingly say, “It’s Kayla’s fault we got involved.” While he says it jokingly, getting involved in 4-H truly was one of the best decisions my parents could have made for us. 4-H gave me opportunities I may not have had otherwise and helped prepare me for my future. Through job readiness competitions, speeches, leadership interviews, and working with people different from me, I became more confident and prepared for the real world. The skills I gained continue to benefit me personally and professionally.

I may have joined 4-H as the quiet kid who wanted to sit beside her parents, but I left as someone confident enough to stand in front of a room, take on leadership roles, meet new people, and speak up for herself. That transformation is something I will always be grateful for. 4-H wasn’t just an organization I participated in growing up, it became a part of who I am"

10/20/2026

Congratulations to our 4-H members who had indoor exhibits at the Tulsa State Fair in the Mechanical & Industrial Sciences Class! These classes are the electrical, rocketry, and wood science classes.

Due to the amount we had placed in this division, we earned a plaque to recognize our county’s accomplishment.

10/19/2026

During the month of October, we are highlighting some of our Rogers County Alumni Members.

✨Meet Tessa Orender✨

🍀Years in 4-H: 8 Years
🪡Project Area: Fabrics and Fashion & Community Service
📄Current Profession: She is Currently a Criminal Court Clerk for Tulsa County and going to graduate school for forensic psychology
💚How 4-H impacted Tessa:

"4-H helped me grow as a person. Without 4-H I would never have overcome my fear of public speaking or have been able to grow my leadership skills."

10/18/2026

During the month of October, we are highlighting some of our Rogers County Alumni Members.

✨Meet DJ Birdsong✨

🍀Years in 4-H: 9
🐎Project Areas: Horse
🎒Current Profession: Currently still in college at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College studying general agriculture with plans to do pathways program through Missouri State University while also attending Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College on the Rodeo Team pursuing a Bachelors Degree in Agriculture Business.
💚How 4-H impacted DJ:

"4-H impacted me in a lot of different ways. I was involved in horse judging, quiz bowl, and several speech competitions throughout my time in 4-H. Since horses have always been a big part of my life, I really enjoyed getting to learn more about them through horse judging and quiz bowl. A lot of the things I learned are things I still use today with my own horses and when I am competing.

4-H also helped me become more confident. Speech competitions definitely pushed me outside of my comfort zone and taught me how to speak in front of people, organize my thoughts, and be more comfortable expressing myself. Horse judging also taught me how to make a decision and then be able to explain why I made that decision.

Looking back, I think one of the biggest things 4-H gave me was the chance to learn by actually doing things. I wasn’t just learning about horses or leadership. I was getting to practice it, compete, make mistakes, and get better. The knowledge, confidence, and experiences I gained through 4-H are things that I still carry with me today."

10/16/2026

During the month of October, we are highlighting some of our Rogers County Alumni Members.

✨Meet Lara Hays✨

🍀Years in 4-H: 9 Years
🐎Project Area: Horse
💼Current Profession: Law Student
💚How 4-H impacted Lara:

"4-H was a jumping off point in many ways for what I do now. The public speaking opportunities starting from a young age as well as learning how to analyze and discuss issues from both sides in horse judging. Horse Judging specifically has possibly had the single biggest impact of any of my 4-H activities. Horse Judging taught me about perseverance and how to apply rules to the issue at hand. Being able to quickly analyze, make a decision, and be able to talk about and defend your decision to third party has proved to be an invaluable skillset both in law school and in my work before law school. "

Address

200 S. Lynn Riggs Boulevard
Claremore, OK
74017

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19189234958

Website

http://oces.okstate.edu/rogers/4-h

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