and campaigning to be elected. The general election is held first with voting delegates selecting five individuals from the general poll. The top vote getter will be president, second will be vice president and other three will be state representatives. The remaining candidates are returned to district ballots with each voting delegate selecting one from their district election. Dean's Award Receiving a Dean's Award is considered one of the highest honors that a 4-H'er can earn. Participants create a resumè in the areas of Leadership, Citizenship, Communications and the Arts, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, and Family and Consumer Sciences, and compete in an interview Winners become Master 4-H'ers, earn a $500 scholarship, a medallion and are recognized at the Annual Banquet of Georgia 4-H Congress and 4-H & Leadership Day at the Capitol. District Project Achievement District Project Achievement is a fun and competitive filled weekend spent with for 4-H'ers in their corresponding district at Rock Eagle. During the weekend, 4-H'ers share their knowledge about a particular subject to others in a presentation. "4-H'ers chose from project areas for their presentations. Project areas included international, veterinary science, air science, computers, water conservation, photography, public speaking, plant and soils, performing arts, safety, agriculture awareness, poultry, beef, sports, etc" (Chapman). Cloverleaf 4-H'ers are allowed a five-minute setup time with six minutes for their presentations; four minutes for performing arts. Junior 4-H'ers allowed a five-minute setup time with ten minutes for their demonstration; four minutes for performing arts. Senior 4-H'ers are allowed a five-minute setup time with twelve minutes for their demonstration; ten minutes for public speaking and four minutes for performing arts. This demonstration or performance is in front of a panel of three judges and a small audience. Junior and Senior 4-H'ers have a portfolio they must turn in before competing. This portfolio is a one-year record of project work, leadership and service. The portfolio is scored separately from the presentation and added to the overall score. Junior 4-H'ers are scored 40% on portfolios and 60% on demonstrations. Senior 4-H'ers are scored 50% on portfolios and 50% on presentations. The Senior 4-H winners of District Project Achievement advance to State Congress in hopes to become a state winners. District Project Achievement is more than competing for awards. Throughout the weekend are plenty of chances for community service projects, and recreational games. It is also an opportunity for 4-H'ers to run for