Brooke Perry, senior at Pell City High School, has been selected along with 31 Alabama 4-H member to be the states 4-H ambassador.

Perry, 17, has been a long-time member of the Pell City FFA chapter. She joined the organization in 9th grad and has been actively involved serving on the chapter’s leadership team and Alabama’s Central District Team.

As a state 4-H ambassador, Perry will represent the organization statewide while assisting with virtual 4-H clubs and youth council meetings throughout the club year. Serving as a state 4-H ambassador provides additional skills development in leadership, citizenship, public relations and also team building.

Joy Scott, an Alabama Extension 4-H specialist, serves as one of the ambassador advisors. She said she is looking forward to seeing the outstanding leadership and citizenship skills the ambassadors will bring again this year.

“The 4-H ambassadors have an outstanding impact in the local, regional and state 4-H program,” Scott said. “Each state ambassador brings a special talent and leadership component to the program.”

“This year we have the opportunity to make history in Alabama 4-H by overcoming each new challenge that the current world situation presents,” said Marion Bell, Alabama 4-H state ambassador president.