Brandon Raulie

do the best at whatever task I try. There is always room to improve.

During his 5 year 4-H career, Brandon Raulie participated in many community projects including Rogers County Clean Up, Food 4 Kids, Hydrate Tulsa and more. He has reached over 1 million people with his educational booths about Oklahoma fish and oil usage as well as being selected as a finalist at the international canCode Hackathon Compeition and 2020 state 4-H hackathon winner.

What aspect of 4-H has had the biggest influence on your life?

STEM, by far. I want to be an aerospace engineer when I am an adult and 4-H has exposed me to many different areas needed for this profession including meterology, computers and math.