In 2002, the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, National 4-H Council and 4-H National Headquarters partnered to create the National 4-H Hall of Fame.  The Hall of Fame was established to recognize 4-H volunteers, Extension professionals, staff employees, donors and others who made a significant impact on 4-H at the local, state or national level. In 2012, Delaware 4-H inducted its first class of laureates into the Delaware 4-H Hall of Fame.  

Nominations for the class of 2024 are due May 1, 2024

Instruction:
The Selection Committee is primarily interested in learning of the nominee’s significant impacts on 4-H’ers and/or the 4-H program. The nominee should exhibit outstanding citizenship, leadership, career accomplishments and character. The nomination is limited to a one-page MS Word document with margins of no less than .5 inch and fonts no smaller than 12 point. Please do not include photos or web links with the nomination.

Please focus the information on the nominee's:
1.  Citizenship as exemplified by participation in civic, community, state, regional and national public service related activities evidencing concern for the welfare of others, especially as they relate to 4-H.
2.   Leadership as exemplified by qualities of leadership and acceptance of leadership responsibilities in civic, community, professional and business-related activities that directly or indirectly benefit 4-H.
3.   Career Accomplishments as exemplified by accomplishments and success in his/her chosen career and as a mentor or role model.
4.   Character as exemplified by evidence of the influence of 4-H involvement (if a 4-H alumni or volunteer) in the nominee's life and/or his or her commitment to 4-H.
5.   Any other information that would be beneficial for the selection committee to know.