Morgan Dahlin

Being involved at work taught me good leadership skills and made me reliable. Working with horses helped me to think quickly and showed me how important repetition is so I can see results.

I began taking horseback riding lessons at the age of 7 and as a teen, I learned to train horses for a variety of different things. Training them has allowed me to better understand how they think and react to different environments and methods. I have been able to learn a lot of new things while also training the horses. 

In 6th grade, I joined the C.C. Riders 4-H Club so I could show my horses at the county fair. As I got older I began to take on more roles in the club. In my senior year, I was elected to be the president of the club, which meant I would be running the club meetings and be a role model to the kids in that club. Being a part of 4-H showed me how important it is to serve your community and it helped expand my knowledge of farming and caring for other livestock.