2025-2026 State 4-H Leadership Teams
President - Madison Strange, Roosevelt County
Vice President - Shaylee Priest, Curry County
Secretary - Kyle Wood, Curry County
Project Involvement - Beef and Welding
Goals while serving - My goals for the year are too make for sure the members have the best time they can at our events, and too create a team bond like I had with the team I was on last year.
Reporter - Allison Westfall, Bernalillo County
Project Involvement - Some of my personal highlights in projects are being involved in archery, muzzleloader, and meat goat.
Goals while serving - This year as the 4-H Reporter I plan to raise awareness of the 4-H program by connecting with people both in person and through social media.
Project Involvement - Showing sheep, goats and participanting in Livestock Skill-a-thon.
Goals while serving - My goals for this year are to meet more people in 4-H, to make more friends and make this a memorable year.
State 4-H Ambassadors
Reese Robb, Agriculture Ambassador, Curry County
Project Involvement - As the State 4-H Agriculture Ambassador, I am actively involved in a variety of 4-H projects that reflect both my interests and my commitment to personal growth and leadership. My main project areas include: Leadership, Beef, and Baking.
Goal while serving - My biggest goal is to mentor and inspire other members to be more active and involved in both 4-H and agriculture as a whole. I want to create lasting and meaningful friendships throughout the state and build on all of the skills I have already learned from 4-H.
Savannah Tuss, Military Ambassador, Bernalillo County
Project Involvement - I do beef(steers), shooting sports, leather working, jewelry making, and photography.
Goal while serving - My goals are to just encourage other 4-H members and share 4-H with more people.
Jason Pareo, Public Speaking Ambassador, Valencia County
Project Involvement - My projects are Dairy Cattle and Public Speaking.
Goal while serving - My goals are to place top five speech. Also to meet and help bring in new members to the 4-H program.
Abigail McSween, Urban 4-H Ambassador, Bernalillo County
Project Involvement - In 4-H I participate in horse, public speaking, lambs, dairy goats, baking, FSC, CDM, arts and crafts and leadership.
Goal while serving - This year my goal is to make connections and grow as a person and with my team. I want to learn new skills, make memories and new friends. In addition my goal is to reach out to as many urban communities as possible, providing a warm and welcoming environment to all.
Skyla Strain, Livestock Ambassador, Hidalgo County
Project Involvement - Market beef sheep & rabbits, public speaking, and shooting sports.
Goal while serving - One of my goals for the year is to help youth around the state learn and grow in areas of their livestock projects. Another goal of mine is to help youth step out of their comfort zone by trying something new to gain confidence and a broad skill set.
State 4-H Leadership Team Applications
The Constitution and Bylaws of the New Mexico 4-H Council were revised at the 2019 NM State 4-H Conference business meeting. The revised constitution and bylaws includes restructuring of the NM 4-H Leadership Team. Within that restructuring, the ambassador selection will be moved to the annual meeting in July (NM State 4-H Conference).
- 2025-2026 Leadership Team Program and Application
- FAQ - 2025 New Mexico State 4-H Leadership Team Program Information
- 2025 Candidate State 4-H Conference Tentative Schedule
- 2025 NM Leadership Promo Information
